Good day, and welcome back to the Daily Authority. Somehow it's Monday again and nearly the end of February. Where has the time gone? Before I waste any more of it, let's get straight into today's top story from MWC 2023.
Motorola brought the conceptual heat to a chilly Barcelona with its latest rollable phone concept. Dubbed the Motorola rizr, the phone caught Rita's eye. Here are her thoughts after spending an afternoon with the device.
More rollables at MWC 2023: This Lenovo laptop doubles its screen size at the touch of a button (Android Authority).
We also went hands-on with the TCL NXTPAPER 11 tablet in Barcelona (Android Authority).
Xiaomi 13 Pro hands-on impressions: Lucky number 13? (Android Authority).
Staying with Xiaomi, MIUI 14's global release schedule is now live. Know when your phone will get the update (Android Authority).
AI-generated fiction is flooding literary magazines — but not fooling anyone (The Verge).
As chat-based AI becomes more pervasive, we are all once again tech companies' guinea pigs, argues this piece (The Wall Street Journal).
Final AI story today and a super read: Tech companies are reportedly hiring "prompt engineers" to train chat-based platforms (Washington Post).
Getting a word in: I tried Bing Chat on mobile, and I'm not going back to Google Assistant (Android Authority).
Signal will ditch the UK if a new encryption law is passed, according to the firm's CEO (Ars Technica).
Watch and wonder as we try to fix a Nokia G22 in five minutes (Android Authority).
Work from car? Mercedes-Benz is bringing WebEx meetings to the new E-Class sedans (Engadget).
Zoom and enhance: What only works in movies? (r/askreddit).
No lessons or helpful links this week, just a glimpse into ChatGPT's dread when we poke it with a keyboard.
Have a great day,
Andy Walker, Editor.
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