Sonos' next big product wants to take over your TV – and it might just be worth it

Sonos' next big product wants to take over your TV – and it might just be worth it

ZDNET It’s been a rough few month for Sonos, but the company is hoping to bounce back with its newest product. For the first time ever, Sonos is getting into video. A fairly standard streaming box Over the next several months, Sonos is set to release a streaming media box. The company itself hasn’t revealed much, but a report from The Verge dropped some details. Like similar products, Sonos’ new device (codenamed Pinewood) will combine content from streaming…

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I tested an E Ink tablet that runs on Android – and can't go back to a Kindle

I tested an E Ink tablet that runs on Android – and can't go back to a Kindle

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Onyx Boox Page has a seven-inch E Ink display and sells for $219 across major retailers. It runs on a simplified version of Android 11, so you can download any app you want, including Kindle, TikTok, Google Docs, and more. Don’t expect the tablet to receive the latest Android updates. more buying choices In recent years, I have used and reviewed various E Ink products, including Kindle e-readers and the ReMarkable…

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Explore Cisco IOS XE Automation at Cisco Live EMEA 2025

Explore Cisco IOS XE Automation at Cisco Live EMEA 2025

Cisco IOS XE offers advanced programmability and automation capabilities that simplify network management and reduce complexity. By utilizing open standards-based APIs such as NETCONF, RESTCONF, and gNMI, network administrators can efficiently provision and configure devices, minimizing manual errors. The integration of Zero Touch Provisioning with DevOps toolkits accelerates device onboarding, while model-driven telemetry provides real-time data collection for enhanced monitoring and troubleshooting. Cisco’s automation solutions are extensible across the entire device lifecycle, supporting seamless software…

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Oura Ring's ovulation tracking beats the calendar method, according to this study

Oura Ring's ovulation tracking beats the calendar method, according to this study

Nina Raemont/ZDNET The calendar-tracking method, or rhythm method, is one way people monitor and record their periods, but it might not be the most accurate. That’s according to a new study released Monday by the Journal of Medical Internet Research. Also: Your next smart ring or Apple Watch could have a feature that transforms healthcare The study, written by Oura’s Head of Science, VP of Health Sensing, and lead machine learning data scientist, found that Oura’s physiology…

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Counting Down to Cisco Live Amsterdam

Counting Down to Cisco Live Amsterdam

Are you ready to Go Beyond with Cisco Customer Experience (CX) at this year’s Cisco Live? More than 18,000 of our customers and partners will come together in Amsterdam next week for this, our flagship regional event, and I am so looking forward to seeing many of you there. Cisco CX has a great lineup planned this year for Cisco Live and we’ve fully embraced the theme of Go Beyond. With presentations, demos, lightning talks,…

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AI, Security, and Your Learning Future at Cisco Live Amsterdam 2025

AI, Security, and Your Learning Future at Cisco Live Amsterdam 2025

2025 is poised to be a seismic year in tech. If you’re riding the wave of AI and cybersecurity, your journey of learning and opportunity is about to take off. I’m thrilled to announce that Cisco Live Amsterdam, February 9–14, 2025, is ready to be your launchpad. Immerse yourself in the heart of innovation with Learning & Certifications as we explore the transformative power of AI. Learning & Certifications at Cisco Live 2025 Amsterdam Whether…

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Join Us: Cisco U. Theatre at Cisco Live 2025 Amsterdam

Join Us: Cisco U. Theatre at Cisco Live 2025 Amsterdam

We’re revving up for another Cisco Live! This time, it’s coming to you from Amsterdam, and we hope you’re as excited as we are. I’d like to invite you to join us in the Cisco U. Theater—a theater like no other—where your tech future of possibilities takes center stage. This year, the Cisco U. Theater covers technologies from AI and AIOps to security and network modernization—with so many options in between. Let’s cover a few…

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You could win $1 million by asking Perplexity a question during the Super Bowl

You could win  million by asking Perplexity a question during the Super Bowl

SOPA Images / Contributor / Getty Images Although you may be tuning into the Super Bowl for the football, you’ll also be exposed to the latest in tech. (Remember last year’s Temu and Copilot ads?) This year, Perplexity is getting in on the action, running a campaign that could win you $1 million.  Also: How to watch Super Bowl 2025: Every streaming service available, including Tubi and Hulu  Perplexity AI announced that this Sunday, February 9, it…

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AI-Powered Policing: The Future of Traffic Safety in Kazakhstan

AI-Powered Policing: The Future of Traffic Safety in Kazakhstan

Traffic management is a growing challenge for cities worldwide, requiring a balance between enforcement, efficiency, and public trust. In Kazakhstan, the Qorgau system is redefining road safety through an innovative fusion of artificial intelligence (AI), computer vision, and mobile technology. Designed to assist traffic police in real-time violation detection and enforcement, Qorgau represents a leap forward in smart policing. A digital approach to safer roads Since its implementation, the impact has been substantial. Road accidents…

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