JR Raphael
Contributing Editor at Computerworld
Founder/Editorial Director at The Intelligence
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Articles
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4 days ago |
fastcompany.com | JR Raphael
Booking travel has become a bit of a game-especially if you want to get the best possible prices and avoid getting ripped off. That's because hotels and airlines have developed the lovely habit of futzing around endlessly with their rates. Depending on when, exactly, you go to book the room or flight you want, you might end up being charged way more than if you waited a few days or even hours for prices to drop.
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5 days ago |
fastcompany.com | JR Raphael
If there's one thing worse than having to assemble a PowerPoint presentation, it's being forced to sit through an achingly dull one conducted by someone else. So what if there were a better option-a way anyone, regardless of skill, could create a sleek and actually engaging slideshow that looks like a professional designer had a hand in it? If you ask Grant Lee, we've already reached the point where that's possible. And it doesn't end with presentations.
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5 days ago |
flipboard.com | JR Raphael
NowThe company hasn't given up on smart glasses. Apple is working on a bunch of specialized chips, and it shows how serious the company is about AI. It also indicates that Apple hasn't given up on its own version of smart glasses. According to a new Bloomberg report, Apple is developing chips for …
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1 week ago |
computerworld.com | JR Raphael
For a format that’s been around for a solid few decades, the tried-and-true PDF sure can be a pain in the patootie. You know what I’m talkin’ about here, right? Practically every time I’m forced to deal with a PDF, I find myself muttering quiet obscenities in my head like an uncouth raccoon (or maybe just an ordinary Homo sapien being tested by an exasperating file format).
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2 weeks ago |
computerworld.com | JR Raphael
Hey — have ya heard? Google’s got a simple-sounding but supremely useful new trick in the works for its homemade Pixel phones. Under-development code spotted in the latest Android beta reveals plans for adding a new double-tap gesture into future Pixel devices. It may or may not make the cut for the upcoming Android 16 release, but it’s absolutely in progress — and odds are, it’ll show up in some new Android version or quarterly update before long.
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