While dedicated cycling brands continue to dominate the market, Apple has quietly turned the iPhone and Apple Watch into a powerful onboard computer that will make many riders question the need for expensive standalone hardware.
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Microsoft opens Copilot access to everyone: how an AI agent will replace routine work in Office
Microsoft is turning Copilot into a real AI agent that can complete tasks in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint without step-by-step instructions.
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