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Amazon's $75 Bee Frontier includes free AI notes, but longer memory costs extra. Here's what Bee Pro's $11.99 monthly plan unlocks.
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Google limits free Gemini users to Flash-Lite starting Oct. 9. Find out which models paid plans retain and what to check before upgrading your account.
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Oura is seeking up to $2.2 billion in a U.S. IPO that could value the smart-ring maker at about $15.6 billion on a fully diluted basis.
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Apple is considering paid iCloud+ upgrades for heavy AI users, potentially offering higher Siri usage limits while keeping standard access available.
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Having it your way is one of the benefits of being an Ars Pro subscriber. You get all of the great content you come to Ars for every day, but you get to choose how you parse it. Some readers want the classic blog-style homepage. Others want as many headlines as possible packed onto one screen. Some want a wider text column; others would happily never see another story about a topic they don’t follow.
We've got you covered.
Both Grid and List views are available for all readers, but subscribing to Ars unlocks two additional layout options. Our old-school Classic view reprises the original site layout from 1998, the year the Ars Orbiting HQ launched.
Google AI Plus now costs $4.99 per month and includes 400GB of storage, making Google’s lower-cost AI tier more competitive.
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Google adjusted Gemini usage limits after complaints, adding Pro quota caps, free Flash-Lite prompts, and clearer usage reporting.
The post Google Eases Gemini Usage Limits After Complaints appeared first on TechRepublic.
Meta is launching paid tiers for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp while testing new AI, creator, and business subscriptions.
The post Meta Adds Paid Subscription Tiers Across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp appeared first on TechRepublic.
Truecaller has hit 500 million monthly users, but slower growth in India, CNAP rollout, and ad pressure are testing whether its next phase can be as strong as its first.
The post Truecaller Faces New Pressure in India as Growth Matures appeared first on TechRepublic.
Meta is testing a WhatsApp Plus subscription that includes themes, stickers, and chat tools in a limited rollout to select users.
The post Meta Tests Paid WhatsApp Features With New ‘Plus’ Tier appeared first on TechRepublic.
Today we’re launching a time-limited special offer on subscriptions to HackSpace magazine and The MagPi magazine for readers in the USA, saving you a whopping 48% compared to standard overseas subscriptions. We want to help as many people as possible get their hands on our fantastic publications.
Starting today, you can subscribe to these magazines for the discounted price of $60 a year – just $5 per issue. Not only will you receive twelve issues direct to your door, but you’ll also receive a free gift and save up to 35% compared with newsstand prices!
You’ll need to be quick – this discounted offer is only running until 31 March 2020.
HackSpace magazine is packed with projects for fixers and tinkerers of all abilities. We’ll teach you new techniques and give you refreshers on familiar ones, from 3D printing, laser cutting, and woodworking to electronics and the Internet of Things. HackSpace magazine will inspire you to dream bigger and build better.
Your $60 subscription will get you twelve issues per year and a free Adafruit Circuit Playground Express, worth $25. Click here to subscribe today!
The MagPi is the official Raspberry Pi magazine. Written by and for the community, it’s packed with Raspberry Pi-themed projects, computing and electronics tutorials, how-to guides, and the latest news and reviews.
Your $60 subscription will get you twelve issues per year and a free Raspberry Pi Zero W with accessories. Click here to subscribe today!
To help spread the word about this special offer, we’re running a little no-purchase-required giveaway.
Just retweet this tweet with the hashtag #WinARaspberryPiThing, and we’ll pick five of you to win a Raspberry Pi bookazine of your choice, signed by whichever members of the Raspberry Pi team Alex can pull away from the scrum around the coffee machine.
If you don’t have Twitter, you can leave your favourite (family-friendly) knock-knock joke in the blog comments below and we’ll pick two more winners from there too!
The winners can choose any of the following:
We’ll pick winners on 1 April 2020, so you have a month and a bit to share the love!
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