Ask TG: Apple Intelligence’s Siri revolution, Frame TV mounting tips and what to know before buying a Kindle

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In this week's episode of Ask TG, we dive into Apple’s latest AI-powered iPhone enhancements, questioning whether Apple Intelligence has finally transformed Siri into the smart assistant we’ve all been waiting for.

Otherwise, if you’re thinking of getting into VR, is the Quest 3S the best headset for you? And how do you make the most of your Frame TV? Finally, if you’ve had your eye on a new e-reader, here are the best Kindles you can get today.

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John has some pretty hot takes (per usual) on Apple’s attempt to make Siri and other Apple Intelligence more competitive. You can read more about his experiences testing Apple Intelligence here. Also, check out our in-depth Meta Quest 3S review to see how this budget headset stacks up to the Quest 3. The 2024 Samsung Frame TV is still pretty niche, but for art lovers, it's one of the best we've tried — as long as you know where to mount it on your wall. Finally, if you’re on the fence about which e-reader is for you, our guide to the best Kindles can help you decide between the new Kindle Paperwhite (2024) and Kindle Colorsoft.

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Paul Antill is a Video Producer and Content Creator at Tom's Guide, specializing in video/audio recording, smart home technology, and laptops. His passion lies in making tech coverage not just informative but also fun and accessible to everyone answering the question “Why does this new product or feature matter to me?” Paul has been a tech host and video producer since 2019 where he has also covered major tech and gaming events. His love for tech and video began on his YouTube channel where for the low price of one subscription he shares head-to-head comparisons and clever ways to make the most of your gear. You can also see the behind-the-scenes and the magic that goes into our Tom’s Guide videos over on his Instagram. Paul graduated from the Mason School of Business at William & Mary, Williamsburg, VA, with a degree in Marketing and Business Analytics. When he's not on camera, you’ll probably still spot him behind one doing street photography and videography. Back home he’s probably in a heated Overwatch 2 match with his friends.