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Siri AI Is Becoming Apple’s Everything Tool
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Apple’s revamped Siri is more than a voice assistant; it’s now the backbone of the iPhone user experience. You can try it now through the iOS 27 public beta. -
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Park yourself and press play on the latest episode of Two Blokes Talking Electric Cars
via techguide.com.au
Park yourself and press play on the latest episode of Two Blokes Talking Electric Cars – the EV podcast with Stephen Fenech and Trevor Long.
On this week’s show, Chris finally got on board, with a BYD Sealion 7 – dealership woes turned great when he switched dealers and he’s loving it.
Meanwhile John is wondering about cab-chassis utes going EV but meanwhile he’s purchased a Tesla.
And Brenton has a new EV3 – but doesn’t want to charge at home.
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Rokid AI + AR smart glasses review – wearable heads up display to connect with the world around you
via techguide.com.au
Smartglasses are already a popular product but Rokid has launched the next generation of smart eyewear with AI and AR onboard along with dual micro LED displays to see information right before your eyes.
The tiny displays put information in front of you in bright green text whether it’s an answer to a question, navigational directions while you’re walking or a script within the teleprompter.
It’s like a wearable heads-up display.
The AI on board can be accessed with your voice
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