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Otter.ai Transcribing audio used to be a lengthy and tedious process that required listening to recordings and taking handwritten, manual transcriptions. However, Otter.ai’s AI-enabled service makes the transcription experience as seamless as uploading your audio — and the tool is now expanding into even more languages.  Also: Anthropic’s latest AI model can use a computer … Read more

There is no greater advertisement for the virtues of patience than No Man’s Sky. The game was an underwhelming fart when it first released back in 2016. Now it’s one of the best titles around, thanks to continuing support by developer Hello Games. The company just dropped a surprise Halloween-themed update and it’s pretty darned … Read more

The most important element of a knife sharpener is its ability to sharpen an edge across the length of a blade. That said, plenty of other factors might make other devices a better fit for you. Here are some of those factors: Ability to sharpen different types of knives Cleanliness Sound Generally, sharpening a serrated … Read more

When’s the last time you had a freshly-installed OS on your PC? We won’t beat around the bush here. Windows can be super expensive. But it’s a necessity sometimes if you want your computer to run properly. But we’re here to let you know you don’t have to spend a couple hundred bucks to secure … Read more

I have always been a r/OneBag traveler. In my twenties and thirties, it was euphemistically called “backpacking,” even if actual hiking in the wilderness was only rarely involved. Bringing that one tiny bag that you could sling over your shoulders was often the only way you could hop onto that tiny inter-island flight or walk … Read more

We told you that Apple is about to have a busy fall. The company just launched a new iPad mini, fresh off its massive fall event which saw new iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watch devices. But it doesn’t stop here: According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple could launch new MacBook Pro devices with an M4 … Read more

Like a lot of tech companies, Lumon Industries is instituting a return-to-office policy for employees, but of course, this version looks a little scarier than real life. At least, that’s how it seems based on the first proper trailer for season 2 of Severance. Following last season’s incredibly tense finale, the show picks up with … Read more

Matt Peters has spent more than a decade working for cybersecurity vendors. He was a team lead at Check Point, climbed the corporate ladder to VP of worldwide operations at FireEye, and spent over four years at Expel, a managed detection and response firm, as chief product officer. Peters says a surprising common thread ran … Read more

Qualcomm unveiled its Snapdragon 8 Elite platform in Hawaii, and a key talking point this year is the manufacturer’s return to custom cores. After nearly a decade of semi-custom designs, Qualcomm is once again leveraging a fully custom architecture, and that is immensely exciting.  As you can imagine, Qualcomm is touting heady gains across the … Read more

Hadlee Simons / Android Authority TL;DR Samsung is apparently thinking about launching a triple-screen foldable phone next year. Samsung Display and its partners are reportedly ready to produce this device, but the final decision depends on Samsung’s mobile unit. The news comes a few months after HUAWEI became the first manufacturer to offer a commercially … Read more