#funnyfriday: 5 Things That'll Make You Laugh (vol. 3, Oct. 26, 2015)

Most meetings can be emails. At the very least, most meetings can be a whole lot shorter. Seemingly rejecting that concept is Microsoft, with its new AI feature for Microsoft Teams that suggests follow-up questions to "keep the conversation going."

Editing images with AI makes complex tasks a breeze, but given how computationally intensive it can be, it's tricky to find a way to perform edits in bulk. However, in the great AI race, Adobe hopes to take the lead by offering people the option to perform a batch edit for up to 10,000 images.

Although many people choose ChatGPT Plus or Perplexity Pro as their preferred option, I actually think it's worth using both. The two tools have their own unique strengths, making them the perfect companion for one another.

Audio fading adds a professional touch to your soundtracks, but messing with audio usually means diving into complex software. Luckily, your smartphone and a few simple apps make fading audio effortless.

When it comes to buying tech accessories, the common belief is that buying first-party options is the better choice as you get a better product. However, that's not entirely true. The third-party accessory market is thriving like never before, and you might find some of your best accessories and gadgets there.

Nintendo is bringing the Alarmo, its gimmicky and rather expensive alarm clock, to the masses. As, not only will it be available to buy from participating retailers, you'll no longer need a Nintendo Switch Online membership to buy one.