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Ozlo, the maker of comfortable, easy-to-use Sleepbuds that drown out outside noise so you can get better rest, is turning its product into a platform. The company’s plan began to take shape last month with the announcement of a partnership between Ozlo and meditation app Calm. But it kicked into high gear at the Consumer…
OpenAI: How a Christian University is Embracing Technology
Cedarville University becomes First Christian University with Campus-Wide AI Initiative AI IN COLLEGE CLASSROOMS With the implementation of AI, Cedarville University is on the cutting edge in Christian higher education with its implementation of ChatGPT Edu campus-wide. Stinger, the University’s mascot, is outside of the Scharnberg Business and Communication Center on Cedarville’s campus. BOLD LEADERSHIP…
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The terrible Nintendo controller that helped make VR happen
The Nintendo Power Glove was not good. It’s important that you know that. The Power Glove was ambitious, impressive, even important — one of the very first mainstream devices that let you control a game using your body instead of just your thumbs — but it was not good. In some ways, its not-good-ness is…
Get a four-pack of first-gen AirTags for only $64
Good deals on Apple products aren’t as frequent as we’d like them to be, but if there’s one of the company’s products that does seem to enjoy pretty regular price cuts, it’s the . Right now you can pick up a of Apple’s diminutive first-generation for $64, which translates to 35 percent off and a…
