OpenAI Releases New 'Open Models' To Rival DeepSeek And Meta
OpenAI's long-awaited open-weight reasoning models, gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b, have finally arrived and are available to use now.
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iPhone 17 Event Date Might Have Leaked, And It's Happening Soon
Apple has yet to share the official date for its iPhone 17 launch event, but a new rumor points to September 9 as the event date for 2025.
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PlayStation 6 And Handheld PS6 Release Dates Might Have Leaked
A YouTuber might have uncovered the release dates for Sony's PlayStation 6 and the rumored handheld PS6 that will accompany it.
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The 4 Biggest New Apple TV+ Series You'll Want To Stream In August
If you're looking for something new to watch in August, Apple TV+ has you covered with some of the most interesting shows of the summer.
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Nintendo Just Raised The Price Of The Switch 1, And The Switch 2 Might Be Next
Nintendo has officially raised the prices of the Switch, Switch OLED, and Switch Lite - likely due to Trump's latest round of tariffs.
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iPadOS 26 Beta 5 Now Available With New Multitasking Features
iPadOS 26 beta 5 is now available to download, continuing to improve upon the multitasking features that will make the iPad a real laptop replacement.
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iOS 26 Beta 5 Now Available With 14 New Features
IOS 26 beta 5 is now available with new bug fixes and features ahead of the update's official rollout expected in September 2025.
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macOS Tahoe Beta 5 Now Available With New iPhone Apps And More
macOS Tahoe beta 5 is now available, and it continues to improve the Liquid Glass design while adding more new features to the Mac operating system.
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These 5 JBL Speakers Are Amazon Customer Favorites
JBL is one of the most popular speaker brands on the market, but it can be hard to decide which speaker is the right one for you. We're here to help.
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Nvidia's Budget RTX 5050 Vs RTX 4060: Is The Upgrade Worth It?
If you're trying to decide between Nvidia's RTX 5050 and RTX 4060, we've got a breakdown that should help you pick the right GPU.
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Reports Suggest Microsoft Recall Can Still Screenshot Credit Card Numbers And More
Microsoft Recall might need another recall of its own, as reports indicate it's still capturing incredibly sensitive user information.
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Cloudflare Accuses Perplexity Of Scraping Websites Blocked From AI Scraping
Some websites go out of their way to block AI from scraping their content, but according to Cloudflare, Perplexity is scraping them anyway.
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Apple Is Working On A New Answer Engine To Drastically Improve Siri
Siri has fallen woefully behind most AI chatbots, but Apple has reportedly established a new team to give the assistant the upgrade it deserves.
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Dell 14 Premium Review: Lame Name, Great Performance
The new Dell 14 Premium (previously known as Dell XPS) might have a boring name, but its performance for the price is hard to beat.
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iPhone 17 Pro Battery Leak Might Explain A Key Compromise Of The iPhone 17 Air
Purported leaked images of the iPhone 17 Pro battery might explain why Apple is making a major compromise on the iPhone 17 Air.
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New Spider-Man Suit For Brand New Day Goes Viral After Surprise Reveal
We're still a year away from Spider-Man: Brand New Day, but Marvel and Sony have just given us a first look at Spidey's new suit.
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Sam Altman Teases 'A Ton' Of ChatGPT Updates, But GPT-5 Might Be Delayed
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is teasing "a ton" of ChatGPT updates in the coming months, but he also suggests that there will be bumps in the road.
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Will Your Xbox Or PS5 Controller Work With The Nintendo Switch 2?
If you're sick of Joy-Con issues, or have a preference for PS5 or Xbox peripherals, there's a pretty easy way to have your controller and play it, too.
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USB Sockets: Are They Drawing Power Even When Not In Use?
USB sockets are a great way to charge smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, but without a traditional on off switch, do they always draw power?
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5 Raspberry Pi Accessories To Supercharge Your Next Project
If you're thinking about starting a new project with a Raspberry Pi, here are 5 accessories that could make a huge difference.
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2 Methods For Installing APKs On Your Chromebook
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5 Prompts To Help You Get Started With ChatGPT Agent Mode
ChatGPT's Agent Mode is incredibly useful, but also a bit overwhelming. Here are some easy prompts to help you get started with the new tool.
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Every Airline That Supports AirTag's Share Item Location Feature
Many airlines now support the Share Item Location feature of Apple's AirTag item tracker, and we've got the full list for you right here.
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This Underrated iOS Feature Can Help Extend Your iPhone's Battery Life
If you aren't making use of the iPhone's Charge Limit feature, you might end up sending your phone's battery to an early grave.
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5 Ways To Repurpose Old CD And DVD Players
If you're looking for clever ways to repurpose any of the old CD or DVD players that might be scattered around your house, we have some suggestions.
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2 Mysteries Surrounding Doctor Doom's Appearance In The Fantastic Four Have Been Solved
If you're still confused about Doctor Doom showing up in the end credits of The Fantastic Four: First Steps, here's everything we know so far.
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Apple Watch: How To Check Battery Health And Maximize Lifespan
While Apple Watch batteries do degrade over time due to chemical aging, you can keep an eye on their health, and help to slow the process.
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Why You Shouldn't Put An AirTag In Your Kid's Shoes
Skechers released a new pair of kids shoes that have a secret compartment for an Apple AirTag, but there are better ways to track your child's whereabouts.
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3 Ways To Check If Your Android Phone Is Carrier-Locked
A locked Android device may prevent you from accessing all of the features. Therefore check if it is, with these three simple methods.
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These Are The Jobs Microsoft Says Will Be Replaced By AI
According to Microsoft, these are the jobs that are going to be replaced by artificial intelligence in the months and years to come.
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The Mysterious Black Cylinder On Your Cables Isn't Just For Decoration
You can call that plastic cylinder a ferrite bead, a ferrite choke, EMI filter, ferrite core, or ferrite block. Whatever the name, it serves the same purpose.
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6 Reasons To Skip The iOS 26 Public Beta
If you're trying to decide whether or not to install the iOS 26 public beta on your iPhone, here are a few reasons it might not be a great idea.
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