Techmeme highlights a More Than Moore Q&A with OpenAI hardware VP Richard Ho about using internal models to design the chip.
TestingCatalog reports that the prompt says users can turn off voice-data sharing or delete the data in settings.
9to5Toys called it one of the best prices ever and listed a regular price of $249.
PCMag presents its password advice as an alternative to sticky notes and password resets.
BGR asks whether problems associated with overly long cables also apply to Ethernet cables used for internet connections.
BGR credits optimization improvements and adaptive battery settings for the reported battery-life advantage.
BGR recommends checking Discord’s settings if privacy while chatting is a concern.
Tech in Asia reports that Supabase initially mistook Lovable’s AI coding boom for a DDoS attack.
BGR says your home printer may produce better prints than you realize if its settings are optimized.
BGR calls both phones top-tier flagships but gives the iPhone the edge in performance and camera features.
BGR notes that the Switch 2 was released more than a decade after Sony's PS4.
BGR says scientists have found no health concerns with keeping a router in a bedroom, but calls a central location best.
BGR says a Roku TV should appear when you open screen mirroring, but it doesn’t always show up.
PCMag says Edge, Windows’ default browser, has helpful features that give it an edge over Google Chrome.
BGR says your phone may be connected to another device when the symbol appears.
BGR’s picks include the Dell XPS 13, Acer Aspire 16 AI and MacBook Neo.
Tech in Asia says Grab bought Atome’s lending engine after spending US$1.2 billion learning how hard credit is.
BGR says a mesh system isn't inherently more secure if its router and all nodes receive firmware updates.
PCMag recommends Linux Mint for people who can't upgrade to Windows 11 or don't like what they've seen of it.
