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It’s Not Too Late to Automate Your Outdoor Holiday Lights
Most people that know me, know that I love smart home tech. I’ve been building my ultimate smart home since 2016. One of the things […]
Hertz survey shows that electric car rentals could help increase EV purchases
Hertz Australia conducted an electric car survey during September 2022 of 1,004 Australian Driver’s Licence holders aged 18+ and it revealed that the car rental […]
OpenAI CEO admits ChatGPT risks. What now? | The AI Beat
Check out all the on-demand sessions from the Intelligent Security Summit here. Over the weekend, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman suddenly jumped into the Twitter fray […]
The 7 things you need to have your own website
What does it take to start a website? If you’re considering building a website, but you’re new to it, it can be hard to know […]
Do You Need A New Mac Studio? Maybe
Apple just took the wraps off the first new Mac in years. The Mac Studio aims to fill the place between the Mac mini and […]
That’s a wrap • TechCrunch
Hello and welcome back to Max Q! Thanks for everyone who came to TC Sessions: Space in Los Angeles on December 6. I even had […]
AWS is changing | InfoWorld
After what struck me as a relatively dry spell of product announcements in 2021, AWS spent re:Invent 2022 launching a host of new services. AWS […]
Free Technology for Teachers: “Dad, It’s Still Autumn”
Those of you who have been following my blog with regularity over the last couple of years have probably seen my informal series of posts […]
Dublin school uses VR to help kids with autism learn life skills
Setanta School said the VR platform was ‘very appealing’ for students, providing them with an interactive way to pick up new skills. A Dublin school […]