Collaborate Disseminate
HP announced the new AMD Ryzen AI 300-based OmniBook Ultra this past July, and this new Copilot+ PC is here now for testing.
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Intel’s multiple missteps this past year would be comical if they weren’t so tragic. But the microprocessor maker may have just pulled off an engineering coup with its “Lunar Lake” processors, which appear to live up to the company’s promises at a time… Continue reading Lunar Lake for the Win: Is This the Comeback Intel Needs? (Premium)
Among the many questions we have about Copilot+ PC this year is when these features would come to non-Snapdragon X-based PCs. And how. This week, we finally got a bit of clarity from Microsoft and its hardware partners, all of which have been tight-lip… Continue reading Copilot+ PC Questions, Answers, and Some Clarity (Premium)
The latest preview update for Windows 11 version 24H2 contains a little surprise for those who don’t trust the software giant.
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We have friends in town for a long weekend. This is distracting, but it also gave me a good chance to test the cameras on the Pixel 9 Pro XL in a fairly natural way. We were out and about over the past few days, visiting some new sights in Pennsylvania… Continue reading More Pixel Photo Love, More Pixel AI Angst (Premium)
When it comes to the Pixel 9 series, it’s a bit cheap to write something like, “It’s all about the software” or even, “It’s all about the AI,” even though there’s plenty–perhaps too much–to discuss there. But these bon mots are even more pointless th… Continue reading Google Pixel 9 is at the Nexus of Hardware, Software, and AI (Premium)
When it comes to the Pixel 9 series, it’s a bit cheap to write something like, “It’s all about the software” or even, “It’s all about the AI,” even though there’s plenty–perhaps too much–to discuss there. But these bon mots are even more pointless th… Continue reading Google Pixel 9 is at the Nexus of Hardware, Software, and AI (Premium)
Last week, Google for the first time announced four new Pixel smartphone models simultaneously. But I had to choose just one. And so I did.
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Thanks in part to the rise of generative AI, 2024 has emerged as a critical year in the battle of digital ecosystems.
But there’s much more going on than that: Energized by the improvements I saw in the Google Pixel 8 Pro, I invested heavily in the bro… Continue reading Once More Unto the Pixel, Dear Friends, Once More (Premium)
After years of waiting, months of anticipation, and several weeks of use, I am excited to report that Surface Laptop 7 is the cure for MacBook Air envy.
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