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OpenAI Dot vs. Meta Muse: How do these AI agents compare?

Meta and OpenAI’s new AI agents are in direct competition. Here’s what each can do, what they cost and who has access.

The reason the Xbox Series S is so much cheaper than the Series X

The Xbox Series X and S have seen the same price hikes as all other gaming hardware, but the Series S still provides a lower cost to entry.

Mbps Vs MB/s: What do these speeds mean?

Know the difference between bits and bytes.

Why Japan said goodbye to traditional flip phones

Flip phones endured in Japan longer than the US, but the trend is shifting.

Study finds many new cars share your data with third-party companies

A study by Northeastern University and Consumer Reports found that automakers are collecting data to allow advertisers to build in-depth profiles on consumers.

SpaceXAI’s Grok: What’s free in 2026 and what isn’t?

As with most AI tools, Grok’s free tier is pretty limited.

Is 3D printing safe to do in your bedroom or home office?

3D printers are everywhere, but where one should be placed in your home is something worth looking into.

The iPhone clock app has an oddity not many people know about

Sure, you can set your iPhone’s alarm to any time you choose. But there’s a hidden limit to how far your choices will stretch, though most users won’t reach it.

Anbernic’s next dual-screen handheld has the perfect aspect ratio for 3DS games

The RG DDS’s main display has a 5:3 aspect ratio while its bottom screen will be 4:3.

Steam Frame teardown reveals one problem with its future repairs

In an otherwise repairable device, the cooling fan is hard to reach.