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Practical and careful uses of AI tools in everyday work.
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Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Security, Passkeys: Everyone's rushing you toward passkeys, but here's the one thing nobody mentions before you delete your passwords.
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Smart Home, Amazon Echo Show: I automated these 4 things in my smart home, and now my family actually likes it.
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Entertainment, Apple TV: My Apple TV was the one streaming box I never worried about, until now.
In case you weren’t already exhausted by all the AI stuff Bell is doing (I know I am), the company has another new AI pitch. This time, it’s using AI to create ads. Yeah, you read that right. Bell’s media division announced on Sept.
Brodie Rec League, one of North America’s largest recreational basketball leagues, is launching a major Canadian expansion backed by millions in funding and a new player app experience rebuilt with AI.
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Productivity, Claude: I gave Claude, Codex, and Antigravity nothing but screenshots of an app, and one rebuilt it almost pixel for pixel.
Bell has revealed the full list of movies and TV shows hitting Crave in October.
The Legend of Zelda‘s 40th anniversary concert is officially coming to Canada. The tour was announced during the Zelda Nintendo Direct earlier this month, but at the time, Canadian dates weren’t listed.
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Home, Home improvement and maintenance: Smart home upgrades won’t sell your house, but these exterior changes might.
Resumo da fonte MakeUseOf sobre Streaming, Netflix: 6 surreal Netflix documentaries that prove fact is much stranger than fiction.
The National Hockey League (NHL) and Amazon Prime Video have announced the all-new Prime Wednesday Night Hockey for the upcoming 2026-2027 season, with a special media event in downtown Toronto—and I was able to attend.
A new report from Roku has revealed new data on Canadians’ streaming habits. In its seventh annual VOD Evolution Study, the streaming company found that Canadians spend a total of about 80 hours per year figuring out what to watch.
