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Alice Bonasio

  • Senior Communications Manager, Microsoft
  • Editor-in-Chief, Tech Trends
United States
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Rediscovering screen-free fun with Highlights

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By Alice Bonasio
| Tech Trends
As children grow up surrounded by digital entertainment, two new activity books from Highlights offer a timely reminder of the appeal of hands-on creativity and problem-solving. In an age when almost every form of entertainment seems to involve a screen, there’s something refreshingly appealing about a book that encourages children to put down their devices and start doing something. Not simply reading, but making, experimenting, exploring, solving puzzles and discovering new interests.
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Bringing AI into the physical world with robotics and autonomous systems

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By Alice Bonasio
| Tech Trends
New GlobalData research highlights growing interest in physical AI as technology companies race to bring intelligent machines into real-world environments. Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving beyond chatbots, content generation and software-based applications. The next frontier is physical AI: intelligent systems capable of perceiving, navigating and interacting with the world around them.
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Staying connected when the power goes out

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By Alice Bonasio
| Tech Trends
Why relying entirely on smartphones could leave households vulnerable during emergencies. Smartphones have become indispensable tools for modern life. From contacting family and navigating unfamiliar places to accessing breaking news and emergency alerts, we increasingly depend on a single device to keep us informed and connected. But what happens when the power goes out, mobile networks become overloaded, or broadband connections suddenly disappear?
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