Joy Schwabach
On Computers Columnist at Freelance
Writer at Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette
I write the On Computers newspaper column which appears in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette and the Worcester, Mass. Telegram and at https://t.co/AkyMq96QLr.
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1 week ago |
arkansasonline.com | Joy Schwabach
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. After buying my first expensive skin cream, I instantly felt buyers' remorse. Had I wasted my money? The answer is yes. My education began when I spotted a YouTube video titled: "Number One Skin expert: three biggest myths about anti-aging, collagen and sunscreen, by Professor John McGrath."McGrath is a professor of molecular dermatology at King's College, London, and editor of the British Journal of Dermatology.
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2 weeks ago |
arkansasonline.com | Joy Schwabach
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. A relative spent $6,000 on Signia hearing aids, following the advice of her audiologist. A friend spent $389 for his Audien Ion aids, which were on sale on Amazon recently. They're both happy with the products. The Audien Ion hearing aid system comes with ear domes in two styles and three sizes. The system has four modes, depending on the environment you're in.
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2 weeks ago |
nwaonline.com | Joy Schwabach
A relative spent $6,000 on Signia hearing aids, following the advice of her audiologist. A friend spent $389 for his Audien Ion aids, which were on sale on Amazon recently. They're both happy with the products. The Audien Ion hearing aid system comes with ear domes in two styles and three sizes. The system has four modes, depending on the environment you're in. These include a normal environment, a noisy restaurant, heavy traffic or the great outdoors.
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4 weeks ago |
arkansasonline.com | Joy Schwabach
Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. The new Google "AI Mode" will take you on a deep dive. To try it on your phone or computer, do a Google search on "AI Mode" and turn it on, or if you see a laboratory beaker, tap it.
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4 weeks ago |
nwaonline.com | Joy Schwabach
The new Google "AI Mode" will take you on a deep dive. To try it on your phone or computer, do a Google search on "AI Mode" and turn it on, or if you see a laboratory beaker, tap it. I started by asking: "Were Native Americans typically more savage on a day-to-day basis than the early colonists?"AI Mode pointed me to Historum.com, which suggested that Europeans viewed Native Americans as "savage" because of customs like scalping.
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A relative spent $6000 on Signia hearing aids, following the advice of her audiologist. A friend spent $389 for his Audien Ion aids, which were on sale on Amazon recently. They’re both happy. (This column continues at https://t.co/6TY1Qvq5fs)
(this week's column) https://t.co/pIPe2ltBWB As I stood outside a California restaurant waving goodbye to a friend, my phone stopped working. Had I been hacked? Even before it stopped working, it had slowed to a crawl.
The new Google comes in two modes, regular and AI. “AI Mode” takes you on a deep dive. I started by asking: “Were Native Americans typically more savage on a day-to-day basis than the early colonists?”https://t.co/mTs6I5bZK7 or https://t.co/RjmUe7qTtg