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Amazon’s AI Shopping Guides are a more visual way to filter for specific product types and features. | Image: Amazon Amazon has a new shopping tool that uses AI to help customers quickly find products based on the specific features they need. AI-powered “Shopping Guides” are now rolling out in the US on Amazon’s mobile website and apps for iOS and Android, presenting users with more tailored product information and recommendations when they’re browsing. Amazon said in its announcement that AI guides are available for over 100 product types, including TVs, headphones, running shoes, skincare, and more. They are supposed to include “educational content” about these products, alongside customer insights to “help you make informed purchase decisions,” according to Amazon. Selecting a shopping guide for headphones, for example, will display a selection of... Continue reading…

JMGO’s Picoflix projector is the size of a water bottle and includes a built-in battery. | Image: JMGO JMGO’s new Picoflix adds to the ever-growing list of portable projectors small enough to be carried in a water bottle pocket. But instead of standing on one end like many cylindrical compact projectors do, the Picoflix is used horizontally and features an integrated rotating gimbal so it’s easier to aim at a screen or wall. Available now through the company’s website for $599, the Picoflix uses a 1080p LED light source capable of outputting up to 450 ANSI lumens of brightness. That’s a little less than what similarly sized projectors — such as the Samsung Freestyle — are capable of, but it should be adequate for use in dark conditions assuming you’re not trying to fill a movie theater-sized screen. Cylindrical projectors with integrated... Continue reading…

Imagine getting all this and saving nearly $300 in the process. | Photo by Antonio G. Di Benedetto / The Verge Amazon isn’t known for offering the best deals for laptops, but its ongoing Prime Big Deal Days sales event has a few solid discounts — and there are a bunch more if you factor in Best Buy’s “48-hour Flash Sale” counter-programming. If you’re in the market for a new MacBook, Windows productivity machine (including new Copilot Plus PCs), or even a gaming laptop, we’ve got you covered with a handful of worthwhile options. While a specialized electronics retailer like Best Buy may be better known for everyday laptop discounts, Amazon has its fair share. This is especially the case if you’re shopping for MacBooks, some of which Amazon currently has for their lowest prices to date. Granted, you’re not going to get the breadth of options for... Continue reading…

Image: The Verge X is making a big change to how creators can earn money from the platform. Since last year, X has shared ad revenue with creators based on how many verified users see ads in replies to their posts. But the company announced today that creators are instead going to be paid based on “engagement with your content from Premium users.” Put another way: the more people that subscribe to X Premium and engage with content from other Premium subscribers, the more money they all make. In theory. If I had to guess, what will really happen is that Premium users will show up in replies even more than they already are. People who subscribe to X Premium already get priority in tweet replies, and the level of that priority depends on which X Premium... Continue reading…

After announcing the new Imagen 3 image generation model at Google I/O in May, Google has now made the text-to-image model available to all Gemini users. On Wednesday, Google said Imagen 3 "is now available to all Gemini users around the world." As Google explained back when the model was announced, Imagen 3 comes with a number of significant improvements, including greater versatility and prompt understanding, higher quality image, and better text rendering than Imagen 2. https://twitter.com/GeminiApp/status/1844061028742820059 You don't need to pay for Gemini Advanced in order to generate images with Imagen 3. Go to the Gemini website in your browser or the Gemini app on your phone and enter a prompt to get started. On my free account, when I asked Gemini to paint me a picture, the following message appeared: "Creating your image with Imagen 3…" "Imagen 3 generates visually rich, high-quality images, with good lighting and composition," said Google on its website. "It can accurately render small details like the fine wrinkles on a person’s hand, and complex textures like a knitted stuffed toy elephant." However, there are still limitations for free users. You can't generate images of people unless you pay for Gemini Advanced, Business, or Enterprise. Otherwise, you'll get an error message: "Generating images of people is only available in early access with Gemini Advanced. Get early access to new Gemini features when you subscribe to Advanced here." If you're interested, you can try Gemini Advanced for one month for free. After that, you'll have to pay $19.99/month, but you'll get access to the Gemini 1.5 Pro model, priority access to new features, and a 1 million token context window. Don't Miss: Google Photos just got a Gemini AI feature that makes searching so much easier The post Imagen 3 image generation model is now available all Gemini users appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Apple iPad deals of Prime Big Deal Days 2024, with prices from $199 Best Sony headphones deals of Prime Big Deal Days 2024 Amazon gift card deals, offers & coupons 2024: Get $425+ free Best Apple Watch deals for October Prime Day 2024