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    Get ready for the whisper-filled office of the future

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    Safari's latest trick could be automatically organizing your tabs into groups

    Apple is working on a feature that would automatically sort your Safari browser tabs into organized groups, so you're not left with dozens of tabs cluttering your screen. For people who tend to accumulate tabs while researching topics or shopping online, this could make it much easier to find what you're looking for without that overwhelming feeling of digital clutter.

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    Prime Video follows Netflix and Disney by adding a TikTok-like ‘Clips’ feed in its app

    Prime Video is now letting you scroll through short video clips from its shows and movies, much like you'd browse TikTok or Instagram. You can discover new programs this way without having to search or commit to watching a full episode, which makes finding something enjoyable quicker and easier.

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    Prime Video is adding a TikTok-like feed

    Prime Video is adding a TikTok-style feed where you can scroll vertically through short video clips and recommendations, similar to how you might browse TikTok or Instagram. This makes finding something to watch easier and faster, since you won't have to hunt through menus or read long descriptions anymore. Worth knowing: if you prefer browsing the traditional way, you'll likely still have that option alongside this new feature.

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    Boox announces Tappy, a wireless page-turning remote

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    Adapting Healthcare Payments While Facing Financial Pressure and Economic Uncertainty

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    The Morning After: Google's new wearable doesn't have a screen

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    Why you can never get your doctor to call you back

    # Why Your Doctor's Office Struggles to Call Back Medical offices are drowning in paperwork and phone calls, which is why your doctor never seems to find time to ring you back. Some companies are now using AI to help with the busywork—like sorting messages and scheduling—so staff can actually focus on patient care instead of drowning in admin tasks. Worth knowing: As these tools become more common, the real bottleneck in healthcare is shifting from "do we have enough hands?" to "do we have enough doctors?"—so better admin support might actually help you get care faster in the years ahead.

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    Perplexity’s Personal Computer is now available to everyone on Mac

    Perplexity has released a new app for Mac computers that uses AI to help you get things done — think of it as having a smart assistant that can search the web, organize information, and handle tasks on your behalf. You can now download it and try it yourself if you're curious about how artificial intelligence might make everyday computer work a bit easier.

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    Perplexity opens up its Personal Computer AI assistant to all Mac users

    Perplexity, an AI search tool that answers questions by reading through the internet for you, is now free for all Mac computer users instead of being available only to paid subscribers. This means older adults who use Apple computers can now get quick, plain-English answers to questions without paying a monthly fee. Worth knowing: if you use a Mac and want to try it out, you can download Perplexity from the App Store at no cost.

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    Google’s $9.99-per-month AI health coach launches May 19

    Google is launching an affordable AI health coach for $9.99 a month that can give you personalized advice on fitness, sleep, and overall wellness. For people in your age group, having a knowledgeable companion available anytime to answer health questions or suggest adjustments to your routine could be genuinely helpful, especially if you're managing multiple health interests or don't have easy access to trainers or specialists. Worth knowing: you might want to try it when it launches on May 19 to see if the AI suggestions actually feel practical for your specific situation, rather than assuming it'll work perfectly right away.

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    Spotify now lets AI agents like OpenClaw generate personal podcasts

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