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Jamal Murray glared exclusively at The Denver Post. The time was last July after Canada’s exhibition game against Team USA in Las Vegas. There was only one pertinent question: What is going on with the contract extension? “When we get there, we get there,” snapped Murray. He was not comfortable talking about the deal, and he has not looked comfortable since signing a four-year, $208.5 million max contract extension in September. The question now hangs over the season: Who is Murray? The answer will determine whether the Nuggets contend for their second NBA title or get a Groupon discount code for May flights to Cancun. Which brings us to this week and the Jamal Experience.

One of the headlining features of Apple Intelligence, notification summaries, has had a less-than-stellar rollout as it sometimes provided incorrect information. But in an upcoming iOS update, Apple has made some significant changes.

For years, I was a loyal Google Keep user. But recently, after making the switch to a Galaxy phone, I decided to give Samsung Notes a try. To my surprise, it offered a more powerful experience with features I didn’t even know I was missing.

In the productivity space, the AI race is in full swing, with competitors Google and Microsoft rapidly adapting their offerings. The latest move comes from Microsoft, which is bundling its AI features tailored to Office apps into Microsoft 365 subscriptions. While it could mean a pricier plan, existing customers will have the ability to opt out of the upgrade.

There’s some good and bad news for users of Google Workspace. We’ll take a look at all of the changes.