Four ways to start the year without AI
It’s the new year, and AI will likely be a part of it. But what if you want to the start the new year without it?
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It’s the new year, and AI will likely be a part of it. But what if you want to the start the new year without it?
Data analysis packaged into cute graphics from Spotify and Apple Music is nice, but most services trying this approach really just need to stop.
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You might not think that chess can change for today, but the Particula GoChess Mini could change your mind entirely. Is it a move in the right direction?
Subscribers to both of the major music services can explore the data, and show off or shy away from what they’ve been listening to.
Some of us love Star Wars and Marvel and Disney aplenty, and if you’re buying for someone who does, these ideas could make the holiday season.
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A party game for kids and adults, Lego Brick Like This is all about giving the right instructions and building stuff, and is fun for everyone.
Quite possibly the laziest gadget you’ll come across all year, there is now a remote page turner for a device within an arm’s reach of your body.
Records and discs may well be how many DJs cue their tracks, but if they have a Spotify account and the right software, they’ll now be able to spin their hearts out.