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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Friday, May 1
Huawei Unveils Car That Can Project Movies With Its Headlights
Apple Expects ‘Significantly Higher Memory Costs’ to Impact iPhone, MacBook Neo
The New OnePlus Pad 4 Is Thin and Fast, but Not Yet in the US
Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for May 1, #584
Meta Ray-Bans Are Getting AI Improvements and I Got to Test Them Out
Last year’s glasses will continue to get software upgrades to make one of my favorite gadgets even better.
I Tried Out Meta’s More Affordable Quest 3S and New Ray-Ban AI Features video
Meta’s future is arriving in small steps, with some other AI surprises.
I Wore Meta’s Orion AR Glasses: A Wireless Taste of a Neural Future
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg calls them “The most advanced glasses the world has ever seen.”
My First Dive Into Meta’s Orion AR Glasses And Neural Wristband video
Self-contained, with eye tracking, wireless connections, and a wrist-worn neural input sensor, this is the most futuristic thing I’ve ever worn that you can’t buy yet.
Save Up to $164 on the iRobot Roomba 2-in-1 Vacuum and Mop Combo at QVC
QVC is offering this Roomba for $280 right now, and you could score an extra $15 off if this is your first-ever purchase on the site.
Meta AI Can Now See and Speak to You
Meta AI is adding new celebrity voices and photo editing tools. It’s also testing integrating AI-generated content into Instagram and Facebook feeds, Mark Zuckerberg announced today at Meta Connect 2024.
The five tech trends driving video games
Video game development is driven by technology and those technologies and techniques are always changing. Here’s five that are currently moving things forward.Read More
Meta rolls out its first major vision models to rival Anthropic, OpenAI
Llama 3.2 includes small and medium-sized models, as well as more lightweight text-only models that fit onto select mobile and edge devices.Read More