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Improve the Way You Work With This $300 Smart Ergonomic Keyboard
TL;DR: Improve your productivity and comfort with the Tetra Ergonomic Split Keyboard — at home, at the office, or on vacation — for $299.99. If you’ve been looking for ways to work smarter, have you considered how a smart ergonomic keyboard could make a big difference to your productivity? Even if you keep up with the latest computing and consumer…
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iPhone 16e camera — can a single camera still work in 2025?
Apple’s reveal of the iPhone 16e comes with many surprises, both good and bad. It’s obviously a much improved phone overall than the prior iPhone SE 2022 it’s spiritually replacing in Apple’s lineup. But one thing I’m still having trouble overlooking is how it’s repping a single rear camera lens. In 2025, the iPhone 16e feels like an outlier in…
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai says DeepSeek has done ‘good work’ showcasing AI model efficiency — and Gemini is going the same way too
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has lauded DeepSeek in the wake of the firm’s bombshell AI model release, noting that the Chinese company has shook up the industry with showcasing efficiency and accessibility gains. Last month, DeepSeek released its first AI model amid claims it was trained using a fraction of the resources — and therefore costs — of rival models…
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Gen Z workers on the fence with RTO mandates: 91% want a balance between remote and in-person work – but some worry they’re missing out on career growth opportunities by not being in the office full-time
With discussions over RTO mandates still raging, Gen Z workers appear to be focused on finding the right balance in their working lives, research shows. A recent study from Harris Poll and Freeman found over nine-in-ten (91%) Gen Z workers want a mixture of in-person and remote working options, highlighting the continued appeal of flexible work practices. The findings counters…
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Elon Musk doesn’t work for DOGE, says White House as battle for government servers intensifies – Computerworld
Furthermore, “The intelligence team recommended the DOGE members be monitored as an insider threat. Critically, they called for “suspending” any access to payment systems and “conducting a comprehensive review of all actions they may have taken on these systems,” it continued. “Mr. Musk has gained sweeping and unprecedented access to sensitive data, information, systems, and technological and financial infrastructure across…
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Elon Musk doesn’t work for DOGE
Elon Musk is — according to a new legal filing from the US government — not running the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), despite his leadership appointment by President Donald Trump. In fact, claims the new White House declaration, he isn’t technically even a DOGE employee despite representing himself as the key decision maker behind its activity. The affidavit filed…
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Microsoft says AI tools such as Copilot or ChatGPT are affecting critical thinking at work – staff using the technology encounter ‘long-term reliance and diminished independent problem-solving’
Using generative AI at work may impact the critical thinking skills of employees — and that’s according to Microsoft. Researchers at Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University surveyed 319 knowledge workers in an attempt to study the impact of generative AI at work, raising concerns about what the rise of the technology means for our brains. Concerns about the negative impact…
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5 Linux Distos Built for Creative Work
To the uninitiated, Linux may be nothing but arcane console commands, but it offers a great desktop experience and a ton of powerful multimedia applications. The distros we’re looking at here focus on helping you get creative work done. 1 Ubuntu Studio If you’re not sure where to start with Linux distros focused on getting creative work done, Ubuntu Studio…
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What Is Square? How Does It Work & What Does It Do?
Key takeaways: Square is a pioneer in mobile payment technology. It came out with the first mobile card reader and has evolved into an ecosystem of business operations tools designed to serve businesses of all sizes. Square’s free pricing and flat-fee payment processing structure are its biggest advantages, providing an all-in-one solution for merchants, especially small businesses looking to find…
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Turns out AI isn’t that popular at work – just 4% of workers use the technology in the majority of daily tasks, but developers are among the top early adopters
Just 4% of workers are using AI tools in the majority of their daily tasks – but some key professions are flocking to the technology, according to new research from Anthropic. Researchers at the AI company examined how its Claude model is being used, leveraging the data to help launch its own Economic Index that tracks the impact of AI…
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