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Perplexity Computer is the AI that actually does your work
Thereās a moment when you realize a piece of technology has fundamentally changed what you thought was possible. For a lot of people whoāve been around long enough, that moment came with the first iPhone. For others, it was the first time ChatGPT wrote a working block of code for them in seconds. And now, quietly tucked inside a $200-a-month subscription plan from one of Silicon Valleyāsā¦
99ONE Rogue wants to kill the ugly helmet comms box forever
If youāve spent any time shopping for a motorcycle intercom, you already know the drill. You end up choosing between Sena or Cardo, spend close to $300ā$500, strap something that looks like a 2012 Bluetooth speaker to the side of your helmet, and call it a day. It works, sure. But does itĀ feelĀ good? Does it make you actuallyĀ wantĀ to put it on your helmet? Almost never. Thatās the frustrationā¦
TACT Dial 01: turn it, press it, focus ā that's literally it
We live in the most notification-saturated era in human history. Your phone buzzes. Your laptop pings. Your smartwatch taps your wrist. Every productivity app promises to make you more focused, and yet ā somehow ā every single one of them is another thing to open, configure, and maintain on a screen. Thereās an irony in that nobody really wants to talk about. Thatās exactly the irony that aā¦
Pixel Care+ makes owning a Pixel a lot less scary ā here's why
Letās be real for a second. For most of us, buying a flagship phone is one of the bigger financial decisions we make in a given year. Youāve just dropped anywhere from $700 to well over $1,000 on a shiny new piece of glass and silicon, and the moment you walk out of the store, the anxiety kicks in. What if I drop it? What if the battery starts dying in 18 months? What if it gets stolen on theā¦
Google's Canvas AI Mode rolls out to everyone in the U.S.
Google just made Canvas in AI Mode available to everyone in the U.S., and itās a pretty significant step in the companyās push to turn Search into something far more than a place to look things up.ā For those unfamiliar, Canvas is a side panel that lives inside AI Mode ā Googleās conversational search experience powered by Gemini. The idea is simple: instead of just getting answers, you get aā¦
NotebookLM Cinematic Video Overviews are live ā here's what's new
Google just made NotebookLM significantly more capable. On March 4, 2026, the company announced Cinematic Video Overviews ā a major upgrade to the toolās existing video creation feature that fundamentally changes how AI-generated videos are produced within the platform. Up until now, NotebookLMās Video Overviews were essentially narrated slideshows ā think AI-powered presentations where visualsā¦
Google Messages real-time location sharing is here ā here's how it works
Google has officially rolled out real-time location sharing inside Google Messages, and itās one of those features that makes you wonder why it took this long. Powered by Find Hub ā Googleās device and people-tracking platform ā you can now share your live location directly within a conversation thread, without ever having to switch to Google Maps or send a static pin link. Until now, theā¦
GPT-5.4 is now on Perplexity ā here's what Pro/Max users get
Perplexity has quietly rolled out support for OpenAIās latest models ā GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.4 Thinking ā for its Pro and Max subscribers, giving users on the platform access to what is arguably one of OpenAIās most capable releases to date. OpenAI officially launched GPT-5.4 on March 5, 2026, calling it the third major update to the GPT-5 foundational model. What makes this one stand out from theā¦
ChatGPT for Excel is here ā and it runs on GPTā5.4
OpenAI just made a move thatās going to resonate with anyone whoās spent hours wrestling with a complex spreadsheet. On March 5, 2026, the company officially introduced ChatGPT for Excel ā a native add-in that drops an AI assistant right inside Microsoft Excel workbooks ā and itās running on the companyās brand-new GPTā5.4 model. The timing isnāt accidental. GPTā5.4, which OpenAI also unveiledā¦
OpenAI's GPT-5.4 can click, type, and work your PC for you
Thereās a version of the future that technologists have been drawing on whiteboards for years ā one where you donāt open apps, you just tell an AI what you need done, and it goes and does it. You wake up, ask it to pull together the latest sales numbers from three different spreadsheets, draft a client summary, book the meeting, and send the follow-up email. You donāt click anything. You donātā¦
OpenAI's GPT-5.4 and GPT-5.4 Pro are now live in ChatGPT
Thereās a certain rhythm to how OpenAI drops its biggest updates ā usually a blog post, a splash of benchmarks, a few partner quotes, and then the slow real-world realization that something genuinely different has landed. GPTā5.4, released on March 5, 2026, follows that playbook, but this time the gap between the marketing and the actual capability feels unusually narrow. This is a meaningfulā¦
Nothing Phone (4a) is here and it's better than you expected
Nothing has been on quite a roll lately. The London-based company that once seemed like a stylish underdog ā more concerned with aesthetics than substance ā has been quietly sharpening its focus. And now, with the launch of the Phone (4a), itās arguably made the most compelling case yet that the ā(a)ā series isnāt just the affordable sibling of the flagship lineup. It might actually be the oneā¦
Nothing Headphone (a) is here and it has the best battery in the lineup
Nothing has had an unusually eventful week. On March 5, 2026, at a launch event held at Central Saint Martins in London ā a venue that very deliberately signals design credibility ā the British tech company unveiled not one but three new products: the Phone (4a), the Phone (4a) Pro, and a new entry that quietly might be the most interesting of the lot. Meet the Headphone (a), Nothingās mostā¦
Nothing Phone (4a) Pro is here with a 5000-nit display and 140x zoom
Nothing has a way of making you pay attention. In a smartphone market dominated by iterative upgrades and uninspired rectangular slabs, the London-based company has, since its founding by Carl Pei in 2021, carved out a genuinely distinct aesthetic identity. But with the Phone (4a) Pro, unveiled on March 5, 2026, alongside the standard Phone (4a) and the new Headphone (a), Nothing is doingā¦
Lost luggage? Google Find Hub can now tell your airline where it is
Anyone who has stood at a baggage carousel watching bags circle endlessly ā except theirs ā knows the particular dread that comes with realizing their luggage might be gone. It is a frustration that hundreds of millions of air travelers around the world share every single year, and it has long been one of the most persistent pain points in modern travel. Now, Google is stepping in with aā¦
Google launches Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite for high-volume AI workloads
Google launched the Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite model on March 3, 2026, and the timing alone says a lot about where the AI race currently stands. The company didnāt bury this one in a quiet developer note ā it came out swinging with benchmarks, pricing comparisons, and early testimonials from companies already putting the model through its paces. For developers who have been watching the cost ofā¦
The 2026 F1 season is here ā and it's all on Apple TV
Formula 1 has a new home in the United States, and itās one you probably already have on your TV. Starting this weekend, every single race, qualifying session, practice run, and Sprint of the 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship will stream exclusively on Apple TV in the U.S. ā no cable package, no ESPN subscription, just $12.99 a month (or free for seven days if youāve never tried it). Theā¦