Collaborate Disseminate
It’s finally official: Apple revealed today that it will adopt Google Gemini to improve its Siri voice assistant.
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Apple announced today that its Services business experienced a “record-breaking year” in 2025.
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Intel’s Panther Lake introduction at CES was impressive. But so was its Lunar Lake introduction 18 months ago, and we all know how that turned out. Did Intel finally get it right, or is Panther Lake just a case of two steps forward, one step sideways?
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Dell, a company that doesn’t understand PCs, AI, or consumers, certainly has a lot to say about all three. The problem? It’s wrong. Dead wrong.
A Dell executive infamously said out loud what AI deniers need to hear: Consumers are not buying PCs “based … Continue reading Dell is Wrong About PCs, AI, and Consumers ⭐
Bose announced last October that it would brick its oldest smart speakers in February, setting off customer complaints.
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Google today announced a set of big Gemini 3-based updates for Gmail that will bring AI into your inbox in a big way.
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I’ve been testing a new HP OmniBook Ultra 14-inch laptop based on an Intel Core Ultra Series 3 (“Panther Lake”) chip for the past month.
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Leo, Richard, and Paul discuss new PC tech from CES, Microsoft and Rust, Windows 11, the RAM shortage, AI, Xbox and gaming, and more.
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In the 1980s, Sam Adams was a local phenomenon in the Boston area where I lived, and it was, at first, a novel outlier, a craft brewery in a world dominated by Big Beer. As a regular patron at Doyle’s Cafe in the Boston suburbs, I was familiar with Sam… Continue reading Medium Tech? ⭐
As an Amiga user and enthusiast in the late 1980s and early 1990s, I was not impressed with Microsoft or anything it made, especially Windows. PCs of that era booted into a limited MS-DOS command line environment, which I found quaint, and true multita… Continue reading From the Editor’s Desk: Pragmatic ⭐