The $20 AI subscription era has become untenable

From PC World: The most powerful AI features, and particularly those involving agents, are a lot more magical when you get to use them for cheap.

That’s what’s been happening with flat-rate AI plans like ChatGPT Plus and Pro, Claude Pro and Max, and Google AI Pro and Max. For $200, $100, or even...

OpenAI Made a Special ChatGPT for Your Doctor

From CNET: AI tools like chatbots are gaining popularity in health care, but tech companies and health experts have been clear: AI shouldn't be your doctor. It's why ChatGPT will usually tell you to check any health and wellness info it gives you with a human doctor. It's good advice.

But a new...

Kiwi Ears Belle Review (Page 1 of 4)

My historical relationship with audio devices has mostly been a tale of neglect. I tend to be forgetful, so often my earbuds would find themselves in forgotten places around my house or even get sent through the wash in whatever pocket I had left them in. Because of this, I had always been hesitant to spend money on audio, as there is a significant possibility that anything I purchased would end up left somewhere or water damaged. Over the last...

Xbox Mode Brings Full-Screen Interface to All Your Windows 11 Gadgets

From PC Mag: Microsoft’s full-screen Xbox mode is coming to Windows 11 devices—laptops, desktops, tablets, gaming handhelds, and more—to make the gaming interface feel more like a console.

Xbox mode gives you a full-screen, fast interface to explore your titles, and it's optimized for controllers...

The new Fire TV OS is for Amazon, not you

From PC World: Like it or not, Amazon is starting to phase out the Fire TV operating system it’s been using for more than a decade.

On both the new Fire TV Stick HD and the Fire TV Stick 4K Select that launched last fall, Amazon is shipping a new operating system called Vega. Going forward, the...

Fractal Design Pop 2 Vision Black RGB Review (Page 1 of 4)

Last month, my wife and I did a road trip to Vancouver from where we live in Calgary for fun. One of the things I like to do on a long road trip like this one, covering about 2500km in the span of a week, is to rent a car. After all, the cost of the trip is not just fuel itself, but also maintenance and depreciation. Furthermore, any damage caused to the rental car can either be covered under my credit card insurance or often ignored entirely...

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