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Otter.ai Transcribing audio used to be a lengthy and tedious process that required listening to recordings and taking handwritten, manual transcriptions. However, Otter.ai’s AI-enabled service<!–> makes the transcription experience as seamless as uploading your audio – and the tool is now expanding into even more languages. Also: Anthropic’s latest AI model can use a computer […] More
<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways The Linkind Smart Solar Lights SL5 are available for $126 but you can take 30% off with an on-page coupon on Amazon. They’re relatively inexpensive, work seamlessly with the app, can maintain a charged battery without direct sunlight, and are easy to install. The downside is that the Linkind lights connect […] More
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Download a lifetime license to Microsoft Office at a deep discount with this deal. Stack Social If you need access to Microsoft Office but don’t want to pay the yearly fee to access Office 365, you’re in luck: Stack Social is offering a lifetime license for Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows or Mac, starting […] More
The Oura Ring 4 (left) has receded sensors that make it more comfortable compared to Oura Ring 3 (right). Nina Raemont/ZDNETThe smart ring market has exploded over the last few years, with more and more brands entering the ecosystem with devices of their own. But out of all the different smart rings out there, the Oura Ring 3 More
Eero Whether you’re a remote worker who enjoys a morning coffee on your deck or a business owner running a cafe in a busy college town, getting reliable Wi-Fi outdoors can be challenging. While some users have gotten creative with their weatherproof Wi-Fi solutions, Eero is now launching what may be the answer for many: […] More
June Wan/ZDNETI’ve been a Verizon and T-Mobile customer for years, but I’ve always been curious about AT&T’s mobile service and coverage. Now I can try it – and for free.On Tuesday, AT&T kicked off a new wireless program called Try AT&T. With this free 30-day trial offer, you can hop onto AT&T’s mobile network to see how it compares with your current carrier. The program grants you several perks, including unlimited talk and text, 100 GB of mobile data, 25GB of hotspot data, unlimited texting from the US to more than 230 countries, and access to AT&T’s 5G network.Also: AT&T and T-Mobile argue unlocked phones are bad for their customers – here’s whyThe only catch is that you must have the right type of iPhone. Since the service requires an eSIM, you’ll need an iPhone XR or newer — the program is limited to iPhone users, but AT&T promises Android support in 2025.You can keep your existing phone, service, and number while you sample AT&T’s network. Plus, there are no charges to your credit card and commitments. So, sign up and use the service as much as you want within 30 days.Other mobile carrier free trials With this new offer, AT&T is following in the footsteps of Verizon and T-Mobile, which already offer free trials to check out their networks. Also: Why you should power off your phone at least once a week – according to the NSAUnveiled in 2023, Verizon’s current program provides 30 days of free access to its 5G network with unlimited talk and texting, up to 100 GB of 4G/5G premium data, 480p streaming with 4G/5G, and 4K streaming with 5G Ultra Wideband. This service works with Phones and Android phones as long as they’re unlocked and eSIM compatible. More
<!–> ZDNET’s key takeaways I tested the 46mm Apple Watch Series 10 model, priced at $529. The new watch body is charmingly thin, the larger display is lovely, fast charging is greatly appreciated. Battery life remains rated for 18 hours, and the watch is still missing some software features found on the Watch Ultra 2. […] More
