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Dilara Irem Sancar/Anadolu via Getty Images The music you listen to reflects your emotions, life phases, and tastes. As a result, every year, Spotify users eagerly await their Spotify Wrapped results, which showcase their most-played artists, songs, albums, and podcasts of the year. Now, the experience is here, and it comes with a major AI […] More
Maria Diaz/ZDNETWhat’s the deal?Cyber Monday is over, but this discount isn’t. The Fender x Teufel Rockster Cross More
adventtr/Getty Images Aiming for a successful AI transformation is great, but if you can’t lead the initiative effectively, you won’t deliver the results the business demands. With experts suggesting increasing numbers of companies are turning their attention from digital to AI transformation, here are five ways to ensure your organization reaps the rewards from emerging technology. […] More
Surasak Suwanmake/Getty Images Enterprise use of AI agents is on the rise, with 25% of enterprises using generative AI forecast to deploy AI agents in 2025, growing to 50% by 2027, according to Deloitte’s Global 2025 Predictions Report. Focusing on the impact of Gen AI on technology, media, and telecommunications industries, Deloitte’s report defines autonomous generative […] More
Chris Rogers/Getty Images Artificial intelligence (AI) companies are no strangers to embellishing their products’ capabilities — and when it comes to public safety, the consequences can be deadly. Evolv Technologies claimed its AI-powered security scanners would improve public safety by detecting weapons in a variety of places, including in schools. But the Federal Trade Commission […] More
Evgeny Ostroushko/Getty Images In 2013, I warned about an alarming trend: consumer electronics becoming unrepairable. Back then, ultrabooks and tablets dazzled with their sleek, lightweight designs, but the trade-offs were hard to ignore. RAM and SSDs were soldered to motherboards. Batteries were glued in place. Proprietary screws and tools locked users out of their own […] More
<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways The Woburn 3 is the most expensive home audio speaker from Marshall. It has fantastic sound quality, strong bass, and clear mids. However, the system only supports the SBC codec. –> What’s the deal? The Marshall Woburn 3<!–> is still on sale at Amazon for $499 after Cyber Monday, saving you […] More
Kerry Wan/ZDNETIf past Samsung trends hold true, we should see a new set of Galaxy smartphones — likely the S25 series — this January. But the most interesting product during the company’s early-year Unpacked event might not be its phones. Instead, a new report from Korean outlet Yonhap News suggests that Samsung will also be unveiling the company’s first smart glasses.Also: Qualcomm’s secret project with Samsung and Google is mixed reality smart glasses, and I’m gladThe smart glasses will reportedly rival that of the popular Meta Ray-Bans, with a traditional wearable form factor, similar capabilities like a built-in voice assistant and audio playback, as well as more unique features like gesture recognition and the ability to make payments. Yonhap News also suggests that the Samsung smart glasses will weigh about 50 grams, which is only slightly heavier than the Meta Ray-Bans, possibly due to the omission of hardware components like a built-in display/projector for augmented reality applications. If the goal is to make the smart glasses look and feel like traditional glasses, then Samsung seems to be on the right track. More
