
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
Senior Contributing Editor at ZDNet
Tech, gadgets, rants, and watching as this place burn. He/him/his (and if pronouns give you a little tantrum, you’re welcome), and former blue check
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flipboard.com | Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
4 hours agoBuild a Profitable One-Person Business That Runs Itself — with These 7 AI ToolsDiscover seven tools to automate content, leads and sales so you scale solo. Most entrepreneurs are still using AI like a digital intern — rewriting emails, polishing posts and hoping for a little lift. But what if you flipped the script? What if AI didn't just help you run your business — what if it …1 day agoDOGE just got a green light to access your Social Security data.
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zdnet.com | Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
ZDNET's key takeaways A ruggedized handset that has it all -- a fast processor, lots of RAM, a big battery, and a fantastic display This is one of the few rugged handsets that squarely falls into the mid-range category This is a big handset that you're definitely going to feel in a pocket. I'm a huge fan of tough, ruggedized smartphones that have been built to survive rain, sleet, snow, bangs, and crashes.
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zdnet.com | Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
Jackery Solar Generator 3000 PRO JackeryLooking for a highly capable portable power station? Right now you can get 43% off the Jackery Solar Generator 3000 PRO at Amazon, cutting the price down by $1,720. It's a power station capable of 3000W of output, perfect for RVs, travel trailers, or home emergencies, and with this deal, you also get two 200W solar panels to keep the unit topped up.
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zdnet.com | Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
ZDNET's key takeaways This compact yet powerful power bank features dual USB-C fast charging The 1.3-inch TFT color display does a fantastic job of keeping you in the loop about what the power bank is doing Beast Mode rapid charging is useful, and a 20-minute charge can take the charge from zero to 70%. Power banks come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, ranging from little more than a dumb battery to sophisticated charging computers.
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flipboard.com | Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
14 hours agoInvestors sold off shares in Tesla on Thursday, as tensions erupted between boss Elon Musk and US President Donald Trump. Shares in the electric car company dropped 14%, wiping out roughly $150bn in market value in one of the worst days in months. The losses were an indication of what might be at …
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Really odd that if a dispensing optician at @Specsavers tweaks your prescription, you have to make a request to get your personal information from the company to find out about the tweaked prescription because the staff say they can't tell you because of GDPR.

RT @JosephGlass: The way JK Rowling is gleefully going after a c*s woman for the crime of having higher testosterone levels, but not said a…

We're moments away from the birth of "woke math" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Excuse me, Apple, why is the calculator wrong? When you key in 50 + 50 and hit the equals key, it’ll give you 100. Multiply that by 2 and you get 200. That’s correct. But type in 50 + 50 * 2 and it spits out 150. What gives? https://t.co/NCXDLRSy8c