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Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

Credit: Ryan Haines / Android Authority I’m in the process of moving into my brand-new apartment, and honestly, the whole experience has been stressful, to say the least. Between trying to decipher all the legal paperwork tied to my real estate purchase and figuring out how to decorate the space so it doesn’t feel cramped or tacky, there have been a lot of challenges to overcome. Thankfully, I wasn’t alone in this. I had the help of my good friend, AI. I found myself leaning heavily on Gemini for the vast majority of issues I ran into, although I did switch over to NotebookLM for one specific, very important task.

In late March, Garmin launched a new subscription service to bring more features to the Garmin Connect app. Creatively dubbed Garmin Connect Plus, the new service added a few upgraded tools while asking users to sign on for a $6.99 monthly fee. I briefly checked it out and wrote up a Garmin Connect Plus hands-on describing what readers could expect to find. The negative response to that article sent me down a rabbit hole, digging into the public reception of the new experience so far. The TLDR? It’s not great. Garmin has long been a beloved platform for serious athletes, but a quick Reddit search will show you a lot of unhappy Garmin customers. Despite the growing trend of subscription-based fitness tracking experiences, many users were fairly surprised by the introduction of Garmin Connect Plus. Some have given the free trial a whirl and found the paid experience underwhelming. Others have been merely disgusted by the announcement in general, citing the high cost of Garmin devices as a contentious point. Given that some of Garmin’s watches run nearly $1000, many shoppers understandably feel the company’s greed in asking for more is appalling. There’s even a call to boycott the service with significant and growing support.

In late March, Garmin launched a new subscription service to bring more features to the Garmin Connect app. Creatively dubbed Garmin Connect Plus, the new service added a few upgraded tools while asking users to sign on for a $6.99 monthly fee. I briefly checked it out and wrote up a Garmin Connect Plus hands-on describing what readers could expect to find. The negative response to that article sent me down a rabbit hole, digging into the public reception of the new experience so far. The TLDR? It’s not great. Garmin has long been a beloved platform for serious athletes, but a quick Reddit search will show you a lot of unhappy Garmin customers. Despite the growing trend of subscription-based fitness tracking experiences, many users were fairly surprised by the introduction of Garmin Connect Plus. Some have given the free trial a whirl and found the paid experience underwhelming. Others have been merely disgusted by the announcement in general, citing the high cost of Garmin devices as a contentious point. Given that some of Garmin’s watches run nearly $1000, many shoppers understandably feel the company’s greed in asking for more is appalling. There’s even a call to boycott the service with significant and growing support.