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    OpenAI Sora Hands-On: Disappointing and Impressive in Equal Measure

    After months of anticipation, OpenAI finally launched Sora, its AI video generator tool. We have been waiting to access Sora and generate AI videos to see if it lives up to the hype. We have now tested Sora on a variety of prompts and used its image-to-video feature as well. Now, go through our hands-on experience of Sora to learn…

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    I Went Hands-On with Tuta’s New Privacy-Focused Calendar App

    Key Takeaways Tuta Calendar is a free secure calendar from the same company behind Tuta Mail. It offers powerful, post-quantum encryption, making it a great privacy-friendly option. Installation is easy with great customization options. Secure email provider Tuta has launched a privacy-focused calendar app called Tuta Calendar, which is free to use for regular users. I took it for a…

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    Hands-On With AI for Workspace

    Google is striving to prove the effectiveness of its AI assistant. Just days after showcasing customer success stories and integrating Google Gemini to Workspace, the tech giant continues to maintain its momentum. TechRepublic attended the invite-only Gemini at Work event on Sept. 26 at the industrial-chic Pier 57 office in New York City to get a closer look at the…

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    Dexcom Stelo hands-on: an OTC gadget in the war against diabetes

    As a wearables reviewer, every morning I roll over, pull out my phone, and check my sleep stats. But that’s changed in the last 14 days. Instead, I’ve been checking my glucose levels. That’s because on the underside of my left arm is a Dexcom Stelo continuous glucose monitor (CGM). Some days, I’m relieved by what I see. Other days,…

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