Notion Calendar Is Good Enough to Be Annoying
Notion Calendar does most things right - which makes the parts it gets wrong harder to forgive.
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The Boox Palma 2 Is the Phone-Sized Gadget Android Never Built
Boox made a pocket e-ink device that runs Android apps. It shouldn't work as well as it does.
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Financial Exchanges Are Building Futures Markets for AI Compute Tokens
Major financial exchanges, including Shanghai's futures market and CME Group, are developing derivative products tied to AI compute tokens and GPU rental costs.
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What TPM Actually Does in Windows 11 - and Why Microsoft Botched the Explanation
TPM 2.0 was framed as a Windows 11 checkbox requirement, but the security chip does far more - and Microsoft largely failed to explain why it matters.
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Notion Mail Is Clever in Theory and Frustrating in Practice
Notion Mail promises to bring database-style organization to your inbox. Two weeks in, the cracks are showing.
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The Garmin Instinct 3 Doesn't Care About Impressing You - That's Why It Works
Garmin's Instinct 3 is ugly, chunky, and built like a field radio. It's also the most honest wearable you can buy right now.
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How Paris Became a Serious Contender in the Global AI Race
Paris is emerging as a major hub for AI research, startups, and policy - challenging Silicon Valley's long-held dominance in the global tech conversation.
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Why Google Messages' Cloud Backup Is More Trouble Than It's Worth
Google Messages only backs up to Google Drive, quietly consuming storage and concentrating your private data with one provider. Here's what to consider before enabling it.
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Notion Mail Is Good, But It's Good for Notion People
Notion Mail finally brings the database logic you already live in to your inbox - but it's not trying to convert anyone.
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The Kindle Colorsoft Is a Real Product for a Niche That Actually Exists
Amazon's color e-ink Kindle isn't trying to replace your tablet. That's exactly why it works.
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How to Run a Local AI Chatbot on Your iPhone
Running an open-weight AI chatbot locally on an iPhone can cost as little as a one-time $5 purchase, with added benefits of offline use and stronger privacy.
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