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I Took This $100K+ EV for a Weeklong Test Drive. 12 Things That Impressed Me Most About the 2027 Lucid Gravity (opens the original)
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Despite the loss of EV tax credits in the US, gas prices might have you thinking about switching to an electric car. I've had a Tesla for years, and considered other brands, most of which come in under $50,000. However, I recently got the chance to test out something a bit more luxurious: the 2027 all-electric Lucid Gravity Grand Touring. It's a stunner in several ways, including its sticker price. I spent a week with the seven-seat Gravity, and it was a blast to drive; Sprint mode quickly banis
Siri AI Isn't Enough: The 2 Major Hardware Flaws Holding Apple's Smart Home Back (opens the original)
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If you've experimented with smart home tech for any length of time, you've likely slogged through multiple platform transitions and poorly implemented gadgets. It's easy to be skeptical; companies discontinue devices and services every year, and home voice assistants still need work. That said, an honest evaluation of Apple’s current smart home landscape reveals it’s not in terrible shape. Matter has helped a lot in this regard, and it's poised to get even better thanks to Siri AI in iOS 27 and
Siri AI Isn't Enough: The 2 Major Hardware Flaws Holding Apple's Smart Home Back (opens the original)
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If you've experimented with smart home tech for any length of time, you've likely slogged through multiple platform transitions and poorly implemented gadgets. It's easy to be skeptical; companies discontinue devices and services every year, and home voice assistants still need work. That said, an honest evaluation of Apple’s current smart home landscape reveals it’s not in terrible shape. Matter has helped a lot in this regard, and it's poised to get even better thanks to Siri AI in iOS 27 and
Tim Cook Was No Steve Jobs, But That Was His Secret Weapon (opens the original)
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If you were describing Tim Cook’s 15-year tenure as Apple's CEO in one word, “boring” would be a top contender. So, it's no surprise that his final few months at the helm have been a tidy affair. No public controversy or drama; just a seasoned exec preparing to hand over the reins of one of the world’s most profitable and innovative companies to another Apple veteran on Sept. 1. This was the plan all along. From cementing a reliable supply chain to maintaining a stable leadership team, Cook tran
Tim Cook Was No Steve Jobs, But That Was His Secret Weapon (opens the original)
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If you were describing Tim Cook’s 15-year tenure as Apple's CEO in one word, “boring” would be a top contender. So, it's no surprise that his final few months at the helm have been a tidy affair. No public controversy or drama; just a seasoned exec preparing to hand over the reins of one of the world’s most profitable and innovative companies to another Apple veteran on Sept. 1. This was the plan all along. From cementing a reliable supply chain to maintaining a stable leadership team, Cook tran
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