… Individually, each of these subscriptions would easily cost me $50 to $60 per month. ChatGPT and Claude may have more capable AI models, but it's hard to beat the value Google's AI Pro plan offers. …
… Samsung's hardware plan could become an AI Trojan Horse For clues about how Samsung could charge for AI features, check out the New Galaxy AI Subscription Club. At the moment, it's basically a hardware leasing and insurance package wearing an AI trench coat. …
… Based on leaks, it appears Google intends to launch Fitbit's AI personal health coach alongside its screen-less Whoop rival, the Fitbit Air , under a new Google Health branding. …
… In the US, the Blink Basic AI or Plus AI subscription gives smart alerts and cloud-based smart descriptions. The new Blink Wired Video Doorbell 2K+ starts at $50, or £40 in the UK with an introductory price of £26, and are available to pre-order now. …
… What to do with your subscriptions as Android changes So, with all these changes coming, should you immediately nuke your auto-renewing subscriptions and wait for a cheaper link to appear? Not quite yet. Audit your subscriptions and check their renewal dates. …
… It delivers nearly instantaneous text generation that makes cloud-based AI feel slow. Most models start to lose the plot when you give them a long thread of messages. Ministral 3B maintains a surprising amount of coherence for its size. …
… Now, if I can, I look up the apps and manage my subscriptions straight through Google Play, removing the need for separate websites and avoiding my iPad. …
… A lower price will help Google gain initial traction against Whoop. A lot will also depend on the Fitbit Air’s features and battery life, which are still unknown. The report says the Fitbit Air may hit the market on May 16. …
… Proton Mail offers the most immediate benefits. It lets you easily create up to 15 email addresses and up to three custom email domains. However, the most useful of Proton Mail’s premium benefits are the hide-my-email aliases. …
… But a January blog post from Qobuz, titled “Why We’re Taking a Human‑First Stand on AI‑Generated Music,” caught my eye. It discusses the company’s AI charter and why it’s taking a firm stance on AI. …