From the halls of the Consumer Electronics Show to the pages of The New York Times, analysts agree that 2026 may be the turning point for voice interaction as the default mode of communicating with our devices. Why? Because of the rise in conversation-style exchanges with chatbots like ChatGPT ...
There’s a feeling you get when you walk up to a full-sized new SUV and it just looks serious — like it means business, but also wants to be part of the family. That was our first impression of the 2026 Nissan Armada NISMO Edition in its striking two-tone gray and black finish, a ...
When tragedy looms, not if it does but when it does, where are you going to turn to when there is only yourself to lean on? Outside support offers temporary relief, but to subside what ails us requires courage of a different sort. Yes, asking for help is an act of bravery, and a first step, but ...
It's that time of year again when thoughts (and hundreds of marketing campaigns) focus on love.
Valentine's Day is now just a week away, with many either having already planned and selected gifts or in the process of frantically trying to figure out how to demonstrate to their significant ...
It was a cold day in January when Dean Eborn of Layton called me and asked me to go for a ride with him. “Have you looked at the temperature outside?” I asked. I was thinking about a ride from Moab to the Onion Creek trailhead in May a few years ago.
The temperature was 40 degrees. We ...
Valentine's Day creates a peculiar form of psychological pressure: a single day that amplifies whatever relationship situation you're in. For singles, it spotlights aloneness. For couples, it creates performance anxiety around romance. For those in struggling relationships, it forces ...