Author: The Tech Guy

Oura launched the Ring 4 back in October of 2024, and today its successor has purportedly been leaked in the images you can see below. Alongside the pictures, there are some details outed too. The Oura Ring 5 is only expected to arrive in late 2027, apparently, which would make this one of the earliest leaks we’ve ever seen. The new ring will replace the old one’s Rose Gold colorway with a brand new Deep Rose hue, which is more bronze-like. It will also be available in matte black (likely to be called Stealth), gold, and silver in two options…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Scanning the headlines, it can be easy to get the impression that every investor, banker, and financial analyst is enamored with AI. Yet this simplified view obscures a more complicated story: the US economy isn’t where tech companies say it is. By and large, businesses have gone bonkers over automation, lavishing $410 billion on AI in 2025 alone. To them, it’s a productivity miracle. AI should obviously make everybody work faster, reducing the need for human labor as it takes less staff to…

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When Amazon first announced the Echo smart speaker and Alexa, it felt as though the future that Star Trek had promised us was finally upon us. Here was a computer we could interact with naturally, faster and more convenient than apps or traditional interfaces.  Unsurprisingly, Amazon sold a bucket load of Echo devices, and soon expanded the range with devices to fit in everywhere. Only, it turned out that perhaps the future wasn’t really here. Image Credit (Trusted Reviews) Alexa speak As noted in my column from a few weeks ago, I largely use physical controls over voice commands alongside automated routines: it’s faster…

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Finding the right AI coding assistant can change how you work. For Windows developers, the choice often comes down to two big names: Claude Code vs OpenAI Codex. Both promise to help you write code faster, fix bugs, and understand complex projects. But which one actually works best on a Windows machine? This detailed comparison […] This article Claude Code vs OpenAI Codex: Which AI Coding Assistant is best for Windows Developers? first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.

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Joe Maring / Android AuthorityTL;DR The Google Messages web app won’t allow users to pair using QR codes for much longer, according to a new warning. Users will instead have to sign in using their Google account credentials. We don’t know when exactly this is happening, but Google says “soon.” The Google Messages web app is losing a convenient login option. Users have been seeing a warning in the app, telling them that starting soon, you’ll no longer be able to scan a QR code from your smartphone to access your texts on the web.User Peacefullyinsane94 posted a photo of…

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Home » Energy » Tesla Model Y and 3 Triple Sales of BYD Top 2 EV Models in China Tesla Model Y is the number 2 top selling vehicle in China and Tesla Model 3 is the 5th most sold EV in China. Only the $10,000 Geely Xingyuan sold more units in February 2026. BYD only had one EV model that sold over half as many units as the Tesla Model 3. The BYD Yuan Plus starts at about $16000 in price. There were over three times as many Model Y sold as the top BYD EV Model. BYD had…

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Sharing files on your phone is getting easier if you’re using Samsung’s latest device. The Galaxy S26 is gaining AirDrop-style support through an update to its built-in sharing system, starting March 23. That change brings a more familiar way to send photos, videos, and files between devices without relying on extra apps or workarounds. It’s especially useful if you move between platforms or have dealt with inconsistent transfer options before. Samsung says the launch begins in Korea, with availability set to follow in North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia. Timing may vary by market, but the rollout is clearly designed…

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Windows 11 comes with dozens of background services that start automatically when you turn on your PC. Most are essential, handling networking, audio, and security. But a few are relics from a different era of computing, services like Fax and Distributed Link Tracking that made sense in the Windows 2000 days but serve no purpose on a modern personal computer. After I finally disabled some of these Windows services, I realized most of them had been quietly running for years without doing anything useful for me. To be fair, many of the riskier services already come disabled by default or…

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I think the MacBook Neo has taken a lot of people by surprise, even us journalists. Rumors of a Mac based on an iPhone chip had been circulating for a while — it’s just that the Neo actually performs surprisingly well for something with the specs of my iPhone 16 Pro, while actually costing less at $600. It’s only $50 more than the AirPods Max 2, although that may say more about how overpriced those headphones are. The Neo’s pricing and specs put it in more direct competition with another Apple product: the iPad. In fact, I’ve seriously weighed picking…

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Whether it qualifies as a “superbloom” is in the eye of the beholder, but there is no doubt that California’s Carrizo Plain and the neighboring mountain ranges were awash with color as wildflowers put on their annual show in spring 2026. Landsat satellites began to show the early signs of color in February. By early March, flowers had turned areas around Soda Lake a bright shade of yellow, and by mid-month, they had spread even farther. Yellow wildflower blooms are visible amid the dendritic network of streams flanking the alkaline lake, which dries out completely during drought years. Colors were…

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