How Fiverr's new AI tool could help you land a freelancing job

How Fiverr's new AI tool could help you land a freelancing job

gremlin/Getty Images Artificial intelligence (AI) recruiting tools keep coming, but can they help freelancers navigate a competitive job market?  On Wednesday, the freelancing platform Fiverr released Dynamic Matching, an AI-enhanced tool that it says “transforms how businesses can find and hire freelancers.” Both an AI writing aid and a talent search tool, the feature helps businesses perfect their project briefs, recommends ideal candidates, and shares the brief with them. If businesses prefer to look for candidates themselves,…

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I finally found an Apple Watch band that fits my small wrist – and it's only $10

I finally found an Apple Watch band that fits my small wrist – and it's only

ZDNET’s key takeaways At $10, the Lerobo Apple Watch band comes in 25 different colorways and four different sizes. The Apple Watch band actually fits my small wrist and makes me want to wear the smartwatch more. I have nothing bad to say about this watch band so far. My wrists are dainty and small. I turn sideways, and they disappear.  Also: I finally found a leather watch band for my Apple Watch Jokes about…

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What is Google's Project Mariner? This AI agent can navigate the web for you

What is Google's Project Mariner? This AI agent can navigate the web for you

Google Following OpenAI’s lead, Google released a slew of AI announcements ahead of the holiday season, focusing on agentic AI. The announcements included the highly anticipated Gemini 2.0, which is powering other advanced AI products, including Project Mariner. Project Mariner is a research prototype built on Gemini 2.0 that explores human-agent interactions. It can automate tasks in your browser, acting like an AI agent by carrying out tasks delegated to it on the web for…

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YouTube TV is raising prices again. Here's how much you'll soon be paying

YouTube TV is raising prices again. Here's how much you'll soon be paying

Alison DeNisco Rayome/ZDNET If you’re a YouTube TV subscriber, you’ll soon be paying more for the service. In an email to customers on Thursday, the company revealed that it’s upping the price of a monthly subscription by $10, from $73 to $83 a month.  Also: The best live TV streaming services of 2024 The change will take effect on Jan. 13, 2025, the message says, and apply to new and existing customers. If you’re currently…

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The best TV deals of May 2024

The best TV deals of May 2024

Current price: $400 Original price: $430 One of our favorite deals is for a Samsung TV at Best Buy. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly model with a lot of display space — say, 65 inches — then you should consider the discount available. The Samsung CU7000 Crystal UHD 4K Smart Tizen TV is on sale with a $30 discount, and so you can pick up the TV for only $400. Sure, it doesn’t offer…

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Nexus Improves Load Balancing and Brings UEC Closer to Adoption

Nexus Improves Load Balancing and Brings UEC Closer to Adoption

Across industries, artificial intelligence (AI) is optimizing workflows, increasing efficiency, driving innovation—and prompting investments in accelerators, deep learning processors, and neural processing units (NPUs). Some organizations are starting small with retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) for inference tasks before progressively expanding to accommodate a larger number of users. Enterprises that handle large volumes of private data may prefer setting up their own training clusters to get the accuracy that custom models built on select data can deliver….

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The best small tablets of 2024: Expert tested and reviewed

The best small tablets of 2024: Expert tested and reviewed

The saying, “big things come in small packages,” is true, especially when it comes to technology. If you want a device that’s larger than a smartphone but more portable than a laptop, it sounds like you’re in the market for a tablet. A small tablet can work just as well as (or even better than) larger ones, especially when it comes to lugging one around between classes or in your work bag on your commute….

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I test smart home devices for a living and the smart plug I use for my Christmas tree is $8

I test smart home devices for a living and the smart plug I use for my Christmas tree is

Maria Diaz/ZDNET As a smart home reviewer, I have a healthy variety of smart plugs and outlets in my home. There’s also your garden variety of smart lights and smart light strips, as you can expect. But the Kasa Smart Plug Ultra Mini is the one smart plug I can’t rave about enough. It’s one of the most reliable ones I’ve ever tested, both in connectivity and voice control integrations. Plus, each one is 20%…

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Is your phone infected with Pegasus spyware? This $1 app can check

Is your phone infected with Pegasus spyware? This  app can check

PerlaStudio/Getty Images Between unencrypted messaging hacks, data breaches, and AI scam calls, smartphone-centered security threats appear to be everywhere. iVerify found that one type of spyware is trying to make a comeback. Also: Why you should power off your phone once a week – according to the NSA Last week, the mobile security firm resurfaced findings from its spyware detection feature: Out of 2,500 device scans that customers submitted for inspection, seven devices had been infected by the infamous…

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AMD data center chips vulnerable to revealing data through ‘BadRAM’ attack

AMD data center chips vulnerable to revealing data through ‘BadRAM’ attack

AMD’s Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV), meant to protect processor memory from prying eyes in virtual machine (VM) environments, can be tricked into giving access to its encrypted memory contents using a test rig costing less than $10, researchers have revealed. Dubbed “BadRAM” by researchers from the University of Lübeck in Germany, KU Leven in Belgium, and the University of Birmingham in the UK, the proposed attack is conceptually simple as well as cheap: trick the…

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