The federal tax credit for electric vehicles is about to become far more attractive to buyers. At the start of the new year, the $7,500 and $4,000 tax rebates will be available to buyers when they purchase the car instead of claiming it when they... Read More
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New Yorkers will soon be able to bring their own reusable water bottles into the city’s collection of stadiums and arenas next year. The move is expected to save sports fans money, reduce waste and convince sports fans to bring water bottles... Read More
A video showcasing the capabilities of its new Gemini artificial intelligence (AI) model, which seemed too good to be true, was just that. The viral video shows a back-and-forth where an AI responds in real-time to spoken-word prompts and video.... Read More
For years, retailers have been pushing forward with adding self-checkout stations in an effort to reduce overall labor costs and improve the customer experience. However, a growing list of retailers is reversing that push because of an increase in... Read More
Purchasing a smart or energy-efficient refrigerator, such as an ENERGY STAR® appliance, is one way to cut costs on your electric bill. These pricier units not only use energy more efficiently, they often feature energy monitoring features to... Read More
A dishwasher is another kitchen staple that contributes to your monthly bill. On average, most dishwashers use 1,800 watts of electricity, so if you run it for an hour, that’s 1.8 kWh. In the U.S., the average cost per kWh is 14 – 16... Read More
Inflation is hitting everyone hard so let’s talk about a really easy way to save some serious money. How about unplugging appliances when you’re not using them? You might be surprised at how much money you can save just by taking... Read More
After much success with its Amazon Web Services (AWS) certification, the company is expanding its education efforts with a new ‘AI Ready’ track to help train aspiring professionals on its AI tech. Amazon says 21 million people have already... Read More
The company has resisted supporting rich communication services (RCS) on its hardware for years, causing a rift between its iMessage users and others dubbed the “green bubblers.” However, that debate may finally be winding down as Apple says... Read More
After a cold front sent temperatures plummeting last week, warm weather is now moving in across a large swath of the country, bringing potentially record-setting temperatures to more than 215 million people. In cities across the... Read More
You have a FREE check coming from New York State if you are home owner and have no received one yet. You HAVE TO make sure you sign up by the end of 2023. The average check statewide is $778 for the Basic STAR check and $1,407 for... Read More
The business and employment-focused social media platform declared the milestone as it debuted an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot billed as a “job seeker coach.” Since the beginning of the year, the company has been rolling out several AI... Read More
New Yorkers are getting ready to “fall back” Sunday morning, ending Daylight Saving Time. Studies have shown that the seasonal time transition can lead to depression, sleep-less-ness, and overall health concerns. New York is one of 6 states... Read More
Nas is not only one of the greatest rappers to ever walk the earth, but he’s always been an ambassador for hip-hop, and he’s once again proving why. The legendary Queensbridge rapper, along with Steve Stoute, Andreessen Horowitz... Read More
Your job is now banned from doing this in New York State. Lawmakers believe this is a major win to help keep your personal life protected from your job. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a new bill that is aimed at protecting workers’ rights in... Read More