i first started wearing an oura ring to help with sleep. then as hormone-free birth control. then to help me get pregnant. then i had a baby which has wrecked my sleep again. what a business model. wsj.com/tech/personal-…

🆕 Next week, an iPhone software update will turn AirPods Pro 2 into hearing aids. It's the hearing *test* though, that is the potential game-changer. Some will discover, for the first time, that they have hearing issues. From their couch. wsj.com/tech/personal-…

if this isn’t a new mini, i’m not interested

The $999 M4 MacBook Air is the almost-everybody laptop, with a faster chip, a better webcam and double the RAM—but you might run out of ports, says nic nguyen on.wsj.com/3DA176t

Who owns the data you submit to gen AI chatbots when prompting them? One expert says, not you. 🎧 Listen to Tech News Briefing’s series “Chatbot Confidential” on how to keep your personal data safe when using AI chatbots. on.wsj.com/3EmTH6N

We want to hear from you!👂 Tech News Briefing's series "Chatbot Confidential" dug into privacy risks when using gen AI chatbots. What questions do you have about bots, like ChatGPT, and your privacy? Send a voice memo to [email protected] or leave a voicemail at (212) 416-2236.

My wife, Emily Glazer, just won the Pulitzer Prize. I’ve known this was going to happen since the day I met her. She is the best reporter in America and she’s also the best person I’ve ever met and an elite mom–here’s our son Teddy celebrating in the WSJ newsroom right now.

It’s 2025, and generative AI is only getting bigger. If you’ve been too intimidated to get into the chatbot game, nic nguyen has the guide for you. on.wsj.com/3EXCwcn

Here’s what happened when WSJ personal tech columnist nic nguyen got a burner number to ward off texts filling up her main line: 🔗 on.wsj.com/4j4Lank

Columnist nic nguyen discovered that her SSN is on the dark web. Here’s what she’s doing about it—and how you can find out if your information is leaked, too. on.wsj.com/44EXaZk

Even if you've never used a chatbot before, columnist nic nguyen's tips to using AI at work will help you: •Brainstorm ideas •Proofread writing •Negotiate with your boss Check out more AI tips in WSJ’s Technology newsletter. Sign up for free: on.wsj.com/4meK4rY

It’s here, the premiere of My Robot & Me — an AI film about our obsession with efficiency. Every frame made by @googledeepmind Veo and Runway. Directed by @JarrardCole. Voices by me and ElevenLabs. Music by Suno. Some may see this as more AI slop. I don't. We set

Sat down this morning with Apple executives and asked them about the Siri delays, the future of AI and more. Here's the first part of the interview. More to come later in the week. wsj.com/tech/ai/apple-…

🆕 The iPhone + iMessage aren't designed for travel eSIMs. Disabling Data Roaming isn't enough to avoid charges on your main line. Ideally, you'd shut the whole thing OFF. But you need it ON to use iMessage with your home #. More tips: wsj.com/tech/personal-…

After a decade of Amazon saying Alexa isn’t listening to your every word, the company is buying a bracelet that can, writes nic nguyen on.wsj.com/41asiNA

oh no, ios 26 messes up Blank Spaces (public beta is now live)

A case for using password managers for all of your secrets, not just logins, writes nic nguyen on.wsj.com/3H4Z8so

AI can plunge into the depths of the internet, analyze thousands of words and repeat until it’s satisfied, writes nic nguyen on.wsj.com/41uVzmf