What's one piece of tech you can't live without, and why?

Smartphone

HomePod mini. It turns the lights on

I love reading. I believe the quality of my mind is the quality of my life. Reading is an effective way to find truth for the mind, which in turn improve the quality of life. There are various reading tools I used, such as kindle, readwise, pocket etc, to improve the reading experiences. But I found there are some frictions of using these tools as they have their own usability problems in various aspects. So I made wuko.ai fulfill my own reading needs with the minimalist mindset. It allows anyone to bookmark web pages via email. It doesn't simply bookmark the links, instead it emails the summaries of them and supports answering questions about the web page through your email. No additional apps required. All it needs is sending an email to read@wuko.ai with the web page url you want to read later. It supports multiple platforms as long as you can access your email inbox. Also it support answer your questions in your native languages regardless of the language of the web page.

I'd say my laptop at first. Kindle is a close second.

My plex server coupled with the prologue app to optimize it for my audio books instead of just video. 👍🏻

Hard to choose between phone and a laptop haha How would I handle all my calendly calls and social media engagement??

ChatGPT, and it seems like a lot of your replies are written by AI @Umar Saleem, am I incorrect?

My Android phone... and now I doing detoxing social network.

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My noise-canceling headphones are a game-changer. They provide the perfect escape in a noisy world.

I can't imagine life without my laptop. It's my office, my entertainment center, and my connection to the world.

There are so many.

Smart locks give me peace of mind when it comes to home security.

Smartphone, rarely leave a room without it

More and more chatGPT

The lever, for certain.

iphone.

Smart home devices like my thermostat and lights make life so convenient.

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