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Amazon's smart speaker market is increasingly complex. This guide reviews the best Alexa-enabled devices, from the powerful Echo Studio to the compact Echo Dot, factoring in recent price increases and the rollout of Alexa+.
Content creators caused disruptions at the US Open and in a controversial golf ad, raising questions about brand reliance on influencers. Brands face backlash as influencer antics impact events and marketing campaigns.
Roland launches Melody Flip, a generative AI music tool designed as a creative spark for musicians, offering musical ideas rather than complete songs. It aims to assist producers within their DAWs, sparking new compositions.
GoPro CEO Nick Woodman assures customers the company remains dedicated to its core camera business following the proposed $285 million acquisition by Starman. The merger aims to bolster innovation and financial stability while addressing national security concerns related to camera technology.
Microsoft unveils Project Zenith, a streamlined Windows experience for developers focused on local AI development. It requires high-end hardware, including 64GB of RAM, and aims to offer a more Linux-like, distraction-free environment with pre-installed tools.
Discover the top 10 AI tools set to transform content creation in 2025. From advanced text generation and AI art to video editing and voice synthesis, these platforms empower creators to produce high-quality content faster and more efficiently. Explore how AI amplifies creativity.
TikTok has withdrawn from a planned congressional roundtable, citing concerns over child safety questions, according to Committee Chair John Moolenaar. The move follows Meta's recent settlement on similar issues and raises further questions about TikTok's transparency and data practices.
Hohem introduces the Eyepic, a handheld gimbal with a unique detachable 4K camera module. This innovative design allows users to capture stabilized footage on the gimbal or use the compact camera independently for hands-free shots, expanding creative possibilities for videographers.
HBO Max is making its vast content library more accessible with substantial discounts. Students can get 50% off, while bundle deals with Disney+ and Hulu offer savings of up to 35%. Explore new shows and classic favorites at a reduced cost.