A new test uses AI to make audiobook recommendations based on what it’s gathered from customer reviews. It will then present its suggestions with what customers liked most about certain titles, like “excellent narration” or “relatable storyline.”
This feature, along with a related tags test, is rolling out in beta to half of all US-based Audible users on Android and iOS.
The app, which measures your sleep with the help of Snorlax and friends, can now help you track your nightly habits with your Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch, or Fitbit.
This should allow for more accurate sleep tracking, as the app previously had you place your phone under or beside your pillow to monitor your sleep and snoring.
In a post on his blog, Mullenweg called out the rival hosting service — which is built on WordPress — for “strip-mining the WordPress ecosystem” by disabling certain features like revisions. “What WP Engine gives you is not WordPress,” he says.
WP Engine has since responded the post, saying “recent attacks against us are unfair and untrue and clearly designed to harm our business.”
Along with Apple Intelligence, the new iOS 18.1 and macOS 15.1 betas introduce a handy new way to transfer files when mirroring your iPhone, as spotted by 9to5Mac. Apple previously said the drag-and-drop capability would arrive later this year.
A proposed class action lawsuit filed in Washington state claims Amazon misleads customers about Fire TV prices during “limited-time” deals:
Far from being on sale, or being sold at a discount off of List Prices, the Fire TVs were always available for sale during the class period. As a result, everything about Defendants’ price and purported discount advertising is false and misleading.
This echoes a similar lawsuit filed against Amazon in 2021.
