Review
No camera, no augmented reality, just your texts, reminders, captions and translations floating right in front of you. Here's my honest take after a year with MIRA's AI glasses.
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Twice a week, a quiet little robot named Carl mows my lawn on a schedule, even when I'm not home. Here's my honest take on the Roborock RockNeo Q1 after 10 hours of mowing.
A "process server" calls to say they're on the way with legal papers, unless you settle today. Real courts don't work that way. Here's how to check for yourself.
"Wipe out your debt!" "Settle with the IRS for pennies!" Real debt help exists, but so do fakes that want a big fee up front. Here's how to tell them apart.
A famous face is giving away crypto, endorsing a miracle product, or sliding into your DMs. Everybody is special, but be realistic: George Clooney isn't texting you.
Every disaster and every giving season brings lookalike charities and fake fundraisers. Here's how to make sure your kindness reaches the people it's meant for.
Every fall, health insurance shopping season brings fake navigators, too-good-to-be-true plans, and calls asking for your Medicare number. Here's how to shop safely.
Remote access lets a helper work on your computer from miles away. Great when you called them. A disaster when they called you.
A SIM swap is identity theft for your cell phone. A thief convinces your carrier they're you, and suddenly your calls and texts (and login codes) go to them.
A buyer "accidentally" pays you too much and asks you to send back the difference. It's an oldie but goodie, and you end up losing three times over.
