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Several prominent tech leaders, including Elon Musk and Satya Nadella, have begun using Donald Trump's preferred term, 'Super Intelligence,' instead of 'Artificial Intelligence.' This shift, occurring after a White House summit, signals a strategic alignment with the former president's administration, contrasting with past tensions.
Ring's new smart lock features a unique hand-powered energy dial, ensuring access even with a dead battery. It offers multiple unlock methods including PIN, fingerprint, Alexa, and the Ring app, aiming to solve a common smart lock vulnerability.
A groundbreaking study challenges the long-held belief that psychedelics induce brain chaos. Researchers found that psilocybin, a compound in magic mushrooms, actually leads to more organized, albeit different, brain activity, potentially explaining profound therapeutic effects.
Google has officially teased its upcoming 'Fitbit Edge' wearable, set for reveal on October 12. Leaked details suggest it will bridge the gap between basic and premium trackers, potentially enhancing Google's health ecosystem and subscription services.
The James Webb Space Telescope has pinpointed the galaxy responsible for the most distant Fast Radio Burst (FRB) ever detected. This discovery challenges existing theories about FRB origins, suggesting a link to supernova events in early, smaller galaxies.
TurboTax is offering significant discounts and referral bonuses for the upcoming 2026 tax season. New and existing users can save up to 20% on federal and business filings, with referral programs potentially earning filers up to $500 in gift cards. Special offers are available for military members and small business owners.
Amazon's Big Deal Days 2026 sale has ended, but significant discounts on tech and home goods remain. WIRED editors highlight top offers on MacBooks, security cameras, robot vacuums, and more, emphasizing personally tested products.
After a year of testing, Alexa Plus excels at smart home control, understanding natural language and complex routines. However, its attempts at personal assistance are flawed, marred by inconsistent performance and intrusive ads, suggesting a need for Amazon to refocus on its core smart home strengths.
New laptops featuring Nvidia's RTX Spark chip are entering the market with premium pricing, starting at $2,599 and reaching up to $7,000 for top configurations. These devices target professional creators and AI users.