In this issue:
More than 180 devices!
- Main Tool: Item MC02
- Main tools
- Tarform Summer
- The Macallan Bentley Horizon
- Leica SL3
- FiiO R9
- Dyson Supersonic Nural
- AENO EK1S
- Video entertainment with battery ring
- PutSwing Purrring
- Volley Firefly Jacket
- LEGO Braille Bricks
- HoverAir X1
- NVene Normal 2.0
- Tech Time: Advanced… or curious watches
- Clothing: News
- Gadget News
- The tech world of Awesomething
- Special ideas for Mother's Day
- vivo V40 SE 5G
- Xiaomi 14 series, Band 8 Pro and Pad 6s Pro
- Cell phones to donate
- More multimedia ideas
- Personal special audio
- Portable speakers
- headset
- Auriculares truly wireless
- Mini PC consolidated
- Innova
- Playtime: Play accessories
- Gadget Lab: Creative, Anker y Govee
- Practice Tool: Electronic Chess – 5th installment
- Gadgets for DIY artisans
- Motorcycle Tools:
BMW X2 / iX2
Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV - Practical Tool: Home Automation for Everyone – 7th installment
- Geek World
- Limited edition
- Last minute gadgets
Editorial
Music
Billie Eilish, J Balvin, Bon Jovi, Stevie Wonder, REM and our own Raphael, Manuel Carrasco and Luz Casal, along with more than 200 other singers and authors, have spoken out in a letter denouncing the use of their works for trained artificial generative. intelligence systems to produce music. In addition to raising issues related to copyright and labor rights, they warn of harmful effects on original musical creation and threats to privacy, identity, and livelihoods. However, they point out that “when used responsibly, AI has tremendous potential to enhance human creativity and drive the development of new and exciting experiences for music lovers around the world.” A statement that highlights the complex relationship between technology and art, highlighting its benefits and challenges in seeking a balance between innovation and respect for, as they emphasize, human creativity.
David Bravo, Gadget Director
