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TECHNOLOGY  
iPhone Air Review: A Magic Sheet of Glass With Expected Tradeoffs
- Apple's thinnest iPhone ever sucks you right in, but it may not be the complete package if cameras and battery life are a top priority for you. Turns out an iPhone can be too thin and too light—maybe. That's what I realized as I picked up the iPhone Air off the ground and inspected it for damage. Moments earlier, Apple's thinnest iPhone ever—a 5.6mm glass and titanium metal sandwich that makes the ...

Source: gizmodo.com
WORLD   TECHNOLOGY  
Best Airports In The U.S. And Canada, Rated In A New Report
- The latest J.D. Power study ranks the best airports in North America, showing how major renovations, new amenities and local flavor are reshaping the passenger experience. Transformative Travel: I look at how travel can change lives. More people are flying than ever before, and passengers are demanding more from their airport experience than ever. So what are the best airports in the U.S. and Canada right now? The ...

Source: forbes.com
DIGITAL   TECHNOLOGY  
YouTube Unveils AI-Powered 'Creative Partner' and Other Tools for Creators | PYMNTS.com
- An artificial intelligence (AI)-powered "creative partner" for creators is one of several AI tools unveiled Tuesday (Sept. 16) by YouTube . The company announced these new offerings during its  Made on YouTube event. YouTube's new AI-powered creative partner is a new YouTube Studio tool, is called Ask Studio and can answer questions about things like how the creator's latest video is performing and what is ...

Source: pymnts.com
TECHNOLOGY  
Is Your House Wyze Enough to Read Your Palms? This Door Lock Is.
- All right, wise guys and gals. You're smart enough to lock your home when you leave and when you go to bed, but is it truly a smart lock? Can it read palms and unlock your door without you ever laying a finger on it, like Wyze's new Palm Lock? It was only a few years ago that I was standing on the floor at the CES trade show and companies were falling all over themselves to show off smart locks that could read a ...

Source: vice.com