Apple has officially rolled out watchOS 26.3, an update that emphasizes security enhancements, performance improvements, and bug fixes. While it does not introduce new features or watch faces, this release focuses on delivering a more stable and reliable user experience. Below is a detailed look at a new video from Zollotech on what this update […]
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Apple has officially rolled out watchOS 26.3, an update that emphasizes security enhancements, performance improvements, and bug fixes. While it does not introduce new features or watch faces, this release focuses on delivering a more stable and reliable user experience. Below is a detailed look at a new video from Zollotech on what this update […]
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A good budgeting app can make it much easier to see where your money is actually going, and one of our top picks is 50 percent off right now. Monarch Money is running a deal for new users that cuts the price of its annual plan in half. With the code MONARCHVIP, you’ll pay $50 for one year of access instead of the usual $100.
We’ve recommended Monarch before for its deep customization options and robust financial planning tools. It supports unlimited account connections, investment tracking and shared budgets, making it a solid option if you want a detailed look at your finances or plan alongside a partner. It also features prominently in our roundup of the best budgeting apps, where it stood out for its depth and flexibility.
Monarch Money is the kind of budgeting app that can feel a little overwhelming at first, especially when you’re setting up categories, rules and recurring transactions. There’s a bit of a learning curve, and some of the finer details are easier to manage on the web than in the mobile app. But once you’re past that initial setup, it starts to make a lot more sense and becomes a powerful tool for keeping tabs on your finances.
Where Monarch Money really shines is in the level of detail it offers. It’s built for people who want a clear, structured view of their money, not just a running list of transactions. In the budgeting section, you can see budgets versus actual spending by category, along with forecasts by month or by year. Recurring expenses can also be defined using more than just merchant names, which helps keep things accurate with less manual cleanup.
Beyond day-to-day budgeting, Monarch does a good job of showing the bigger picture. It includes visual reports and charts that make it easier to spot trends over time, plus tools for tracking net worth, investments and financial goals. Monarch can even factor in non-cash assets like your home or vehicle, pulling in estimates automatically so they appear alongside your accounts.
All of that depth won’t be for everyone, but if you’re willing to spend a little time getting set up, Monarch Money offers a lot of control and insight. With the current deal bringing the price down to $50 for a full year, it’s a solid opportunity to try one of our favorite budgeting apps at a discount of 50 percent off and see if it fits how you like to manage your money.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/deals/new-users-can-get-one-year-of-access-to-monarch-money-for-50-percent-off-120000143.html?src=rssIf you’ve been meaning to get a better handle on your finances, now might be a good time to try one of our favorite budgeting apps without paying full price. Monarch Money is offering new users 50 percent off an annual subscription when you use the code MONARCHVIP at checkout, bringing the cost down to $50 for a full year of access instead of the usual $100.
Monarch regularly earns a spot in our guide to the best budgeting apps thanks to its detailed tracking tools, flexible budgeting systems and collaborative features. The app lets you connect unlimited accounts, track spending and investments, set financial goals and share access with a partner, all across web, mobile and tablet apps.
Monarch Money is the kind of budgeting app that can feel a little overwhelming at first, especially when you’re setting up categories, rules and recurring transactions. There’s a bit of a learning curve, and some of the finer details are easier to manage on the web than in the mobile app. But once you’re past that initial setup, it starts to make a lot more sense and becomes a powerful tool for keeping tabs on your finances.
Where Monarch Money really shines is in the level of detail it offers. It’s built for people who want a clear, structured view of their money, not just a running list of transactions. In the budgeting section, you can see budgets versus actual spending by category, along with forecasts by month or by year. Recurring expenses can also be defined using more than just merchant names, which helps keep things accurate with less manual cleanup.
Beyond day-to-day budgeting, Monarch does a good job of showing the bigger picture. It includes visual reports and charts that make it easier to spot trends over time, plus tools for tracking net worth, investments and financial goals. Monarch can even factor in non-cash assets like your home or vehicle, pulling in estimates automatically so they appear alongside your accounts.
All of that depth won’t be for everyone, but if you’re willing to spend a little time getting set up, Monarch Money offers a lot of control and insight. With the current deal bringing the price down to $50 for a full year, it’s a solid opportunity to try one of our favorite budgeting apps at a discount of 50 percent off and see if it fits how you like to manage your money.
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The CodeCell C6 Drive, as overviewed by microbots, is a compact all-in-one robotics module designed to streamline the development of intelligent machines. Measuring just 22.5mm x 18.5mm x 9.4mm and weighing only 3.4 grams, it integrates motor drivers, sensors, and wireless connectivity into a single unit. Powered by the ESP32-C6 microcontroller, it supports Wi-Fi 6, […]
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The CodeCell C6 Drive, as overviewed by microbots, is a compact all-in-one robotics module designed to streamline the development of intelligent machines. Measuring just 22.5mm x 18.5mm x 9.4mm and weighing only 3.4 grams, it integrates motor drivers, sensors, and wireless connectivity into a single unit. Powered by the ESP32-C6 microcontroller, it supports Wi-Fi 6, […]
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The CodeCell C6 Drive, as overviewed by microbots, is a compact all-in-one robotics module designed to streamline the development of intelligent machines. Measuring just 22.5mm x 18.5mm x 9.4mm and weighing only 3.4 grams, it integrates motor drivers, sensors, and wireless connectivity into a single unit. Powered by the ESP32-C6 microcontroller, it supports Wi-Fi 6, […]
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Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra, its latest flagship smartphone, designed to push the boundaries of innovation and redefine user expectations. By combining advanced AI capabilities, refined software, and a premium design, the Galaxy S26 Ultra delivers a smarter, more intuitive experience. This device is not just about innovative hardware—it represents a seamless integration […]
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Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S26 Ultra, its latest flagship smartphone, designed to push the boundaries of innovation and redefine user expectations. By combining advanced AI capabilities, refined software, and a premium design, the Galaxy S26 Ultra delivers a smarter, more intuitive experience. This device is not just about innovative hardware—it represents a seamless integration […]
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ByteDance released Seedance 2.0 less than a week ago and enraged artists everywhere with a viral clip AI-generated clip of Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt fighting. Unsurprisingly, the AI video-making tool has reportedly already received multiple cease-and-desist letters around copyright infringement. Now, it appears ByteDance is going to curb the new media generator's use of prohibited content.
In a statement to the BBC, ByteDance said, "We are taking steps to strengthen current safeguards as we work to prevent the unauthorised use of intellectual property and likeness by users." It added that the company "respects intellectual property rights and we have heard the concerns regarding Seedance 2.0." However, when pressed for more information on exactly how they would do this, ByteDance didn't respond.
ByteDance's vague pledge follows a cease-and-desist letter from the Walt Disney Company on Friday. Disney claimed that Seedance 2.0 uses "a pirated library of Disney's copyrighted characters from Star Wars, Marvel, and other Disney franchises, as if Disney's coveted intellectual property were free public domain clip art." Disney included example videos that included its copyrighted characters, such as Spider-Man and Darth Vader.
Paramount Skydance has also reportedly issued a cease-and-desist letter to ByteDance to stop Seedance 2.0 from using its materials, according to the BBC.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/ai/bytedance-promises-to-tighten-up-its-new-ai-video-generator-after-viral-cruise-vs-pitt-clip-112941384.html?src=rss