I tried Fitbit Premium on my Pixel Watch for a month – now I take AI health coaches seriously
The intelligence that powers the subscription makes a convincing case to stay, thanks in part to Gemini.
Fedora vs. Arch Linux: How to choose your next Linux distro (and which one I use)
If you’re trying to decide between two powerhouse Linux distributions, let’s see if I can help you make the call.
Climbing the career ladder? 5 secrets to building resilience from leaders who were once in your shoes
Moving into management positions means developing crucial skills and coping mechanisms. Here’s what they look like.
Building a culture that drives business results: What every CHRO needs to know
Culture is no longer optional. It’s an essential foundation that enables organizations to execute strategy, drive productivity, manage costs effectively, and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage.
OpenAI is training models to ‘confess’ when they lie – what it means for future AI
A new study made a version of GPT-5 Thinking admit its own misbehavior. But it’s not a quick fix for bigger safety issues.
Claude Code made an astonishing $1B in 6 months – and my own AI-coded iPhone app shows why
My complex app, built entirely through agentic coding, reveals the true force multiplier transforming how developers create products at astonishing speed.
Debian vs. Ubuntu: Which Linux distro is right for you?
They’re similar but not the same. Is your priority stability or ease of use? I recommend only one of these distributions to new Linux users.
Ring vs. Blink: Which security camera should you buy (and how they are different)?
Both Ring and Blink sell some of the most popular security cameras on the market, yet they’re wildly different. Here’s who should pick which one.
Waze vs. Google Maps: I compared the two best navigation apps, and there’s a clear winner
The debate between Waze and Google Maps has raged for years. Here’s my verdict after testing both.
This Linux distro is a new spin on my old favorite – and it’s delightful
There’s a new MX Linux spin in town – one that offers a unique desktop environment that’s flexible and fun to use.