
OpenAI Dot vs. Meta Muse: AI agents compared
Meta and OpenAI released always-on AI agents that work independently, but they differ sharply on cost, permissions and where they operate.
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3D printing in your bedroom isn't as safe as you think
Even common PLA filament releases harmful particles and gases. Here's where to actually put your printer.
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Why NVIDIA's $16,000 GPU stays out of gaming rigs
NVIDIA's RTX PRO 6000 is more powerful than the RTX 5090, but it costs eight times as much and is built for professionals, not gamers.
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Test your Samsung Galaxy before the repair shop
Samsung's built-in diagnostics let you check battery, camera, speakers and more without leaving home.
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What anti-aliasing actually does to your PC games
Anti-aliasing smooths jagged edges in games, but different methods trade performance, sharpness and ghosting in different ways.
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NVMe vs. SATA SSD: Speed and practicality
NVMe drives are faster, but SATA SSDs still have a place in your PC depending on your needs and budget.
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PlayStation update makes PSSR 2.0 the default
Sony's latest PS5 system update automatically enables the enhanced upscaler for compatible games, removing the need for manual settings changes.
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USB extenders work, but not always how you expect
USB extenders can lengthen your connection, but speed, power and features may not survive the journey.
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XPENG's Iron Robot Walks Off Production Line
XPENG's humanoid robot walked off assembly line after completing its first task.
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How to pick the right Ethernet switch for home
Match port count and speed to your network needs, not the biggest specs on the box.
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Is the original Nintendo Switch still worth buying in 2026?
Nine years on, the original Switch makes sense only if you're buying used at the right price.
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4 cool projects you can do with Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi
Turn a Raspberry Pi into a smart home hub that texts you when laundry is done and plays movies with NFC cards.
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When expensive flash drives actually make sense
Premium USB drives cost more for speed, security, or durability. Here's what you're actually paying for.
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GPT-6 Astra is out, but not where you'd look
Astra hides under a different name, ships on different plans, and burns your allowance faster than you expect.
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HDMI-CEC on Samsung TVs, explained
One setting decides whether your TV, console and soundbar act like one system or four stubborn strangers.
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Android Auto won't connect? Check the car
When your phone checks out fine, the software in your dashboard is the half of the connection most people never think to update.
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Packard Bell is back, minus the beige
Acer has revived the '90s PC brand with colorful gear and a fair-price pitch, but Americans are not invited.
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