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Plan the whole errand run How-To Geek's T.M. Amrita searches the first destination, taps Directions, then uses Add stop to chain on up to nine more and drags them into a sensible order with the two-line handle, which works for driving, walking, and cycling but not public transit; she saves places into custom lists from the bookmark icon under You, turns on Automatically save parking under Settings, Navigation, Parking options so a crowded lot stops being a memory test, checks Street View from the layers icon before visiting somewhere unfamiliar since blue-highlighted roads are the ones with coverage, and taps the trip panel mid-drive to Share trip progress so whoever is waiting at the airport can see the arrival time instead of texting for it.

Assume, then say so MakeUseOf's Saikat Basu adds one behavioral rule rather than a longer prompt, telling the assistant to answer directly and move the work forward, to make a reasonable assumption and briefly state it when something is missing, and to ask a follow-up only when the missing piece is genuinely necessary; he shows the three places it can live, in Claude's Settings under Profile Preferences for every chat, in Project Instructions for one kind of work, or pasted at the top of a single prompt, and he is careful to say this is not a blanket ban on questions, recommending the conditional version and steady refinement based on which assumptions it gets wrong.

Two sensors worth trusting Android Police's Marvin Velasco tested four to five free apps in each category on a single ARCore-compatible Android phone and found the honest split: a bubble level running off the gyroscope and accelerometer worked perfectly fine and could be calibrated, and a magnetometer-based digital compass pointed true without any calibration at all, while AR measuring apps came in off by an inch or two with inconsistent repeats, a light meter was awkward to position, and a guitar tuner lagged and missed; the thermometer and elevation apps were the clear failures, since a phone has no temperature sensor to read and the altitude figure simply came back wrong.