memory
-
Blog
Nectar, Bear and more — today’s biggest memory foam mattress deals in the Memorial Day sales
A good memory foam bed delivers the ‘aah’ effect as you sink into the foams; if you’ve lost that feeling it might be time for a mattress upgrade. I’ve found big savings on all-foam beds to shop today, including $400 off the luxury Saatva Contour5 Mattress at Saatva. The best memory foam mattresses are known for their body-hugging coziness and…
Read More » -
Blog
At just $278 for a queen this memory foam mattress deal is a stone cold Memorial Day bargain
While it’s easy to feel like finding a cheap mattress is impossible, there are plenty of budget options that can provide you with plenty of comfort and support. And we think we’ve found the ultimate deal: 25% off the Siena Gel Memory Foam mattress at Amazon, meaning a queen is now just $278 (was $349). That’s incredible value. And this…
Read More » -
Blog
The VMU Pro turns the Dreamcast’s memory card into a handheld emulator
The Sega Dreamcast wasn’t the first home console to store game saves on a portable memory card, but its virtual memory unit (VMU) stood out with a built-in screen, controls, and playable mini games. 8BitMod’s upcoming VMU Pro offers the same functionality as Sega’s original, but it’s rebuilt from the ground up with upgrades that include a full-color screen and…
Read More » -
Blog
Windows Recall: Everything you need to know about the AI memory feature
Windows Recall is perhaps one of the most ambitious and controversial features Microsoft has introduced on Windows 11 (or any other version of the operating system). Designed to work as a “photographic memory” for your computer, Recall leverages AI to capture and make searchable snapshots of your activity. This guide dives into everything you need to know about Windows Recall,…
Read More » -
Blog
How to Protect Your Memory
There’s no one superfood that’s guaranteed to boost your brainpower. But plant-based diets that focus on whole, unprocessed food seem to be most protective against dementia, says Amit A. Shah, MD, a geriatrician at the Mayo Clinic in Phoenix. Research backs this up. A 2024 study published in the journal Annals of Neurology found that the MIND diet—Shah’s favorite—which is…
Read More » -
Blog
The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 2 Stirred My Memory of Glenn’s Brutal Death in The Walking Dead
I have always felt drawn to stories, including movies, TV shows, and games, set in a post-apocalyptic world infested with the undead. That’s why AMC’s The Walking Dead was one of the first TV shows I never missed when I was in high school. I caught up to the latest events by the time Season 6 started airing in my…
Read More » -
Blog
A handy new Android memory superpower – Computerworld
If you want to be able to create memory trails for more than two apps, you’ll have to make a one-time $4 upgrade to the app’s pro version. That’s it — just the one-time $4 charge, with no subscriptions or ongoing payments. An optional $4 upgrade unlocks Snapseek’s two-app limitation. JR Raphael, Foundry To emphasize a key factor here: Snapseek…
Read More » -
Blog
OpenAI wants ChatGPT to ‘know you over your life’ with new Memory update
OpenAI is upgrading ChatGPT’s memory feature with the ability to remember and reference all the past conversations. The Memory feature isn’t new and has been around for more than a year. With Memory, ChatGPT can save conversations, especially when you ask the AI to remember something. For example, if you ask ChatGPT to remember that you don’t like bullet points, it will…
Read More » -
Blog
Maintaining institutional memory is hard enough – AI knowledge systems will make it worse
AI can hallucinate many things, but are we headed for a world where tools like ChatGPT and Gemini are crafting standard operating procedures or employee handbooks? Have we begun to entrust AI not just with our menial and creative tasks, but also given it the responsibility to maintain companies’ viability? God, I hope not. If the last few years are…
Read More » -
Blog
Bee review: I outsourced my memory to AI and all I got was fanfiction
For every memory seared into my brain, there are thousands of others I either can’t retain or trust. I spent the last eight months forgetting to fix a homeowner association (HOA) violation despite numerous reminder emails. My cousins and I have been trapped in our own version of Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon over who said what at grandma’s funeral. Cursed with…
Read More »
