Category: Computers & IT
Should you start a new chat with ChatGPT every time you use it? Here’s your guide for when to keep the conversation going
Can’t wait for AMD’s next-gen Ryzen CPUs? Zen 6 sighting hints they could arrive late in 2026, possibly packing a dream gaming chip
Zen 6 CPUs now have “preliminary support” in a system monitoring tool Typically that support comes into play around 12-18 months before release Given that, we could be looking at Zen 6 chips going on sale late in 2026 AMD’s Zen 6 desktop processors are more fully on the radar now in that the chips…
I compared ChatGPT to the Britannica AI chatbot, and the results make me want to buy the entire encyclopedia
Microsoft accused of ‘tech extortion’ over Windows 10 support ending in campaign to get people to upgrade to Linux
Fed up with prompts to use Edge? Windows 11 users in Europe won’t get them anymore, but sadly everyone else will
Free ChatGPT users can finally stop re-explaining themselves in every session
OpenAI has added a memory feature for free ChatGPT users The AI chatbot can now recall recent conversations and tailor responses accordingly You can decide what ChatGPT remembers or disable it if you choose OpenAI has a reliable strategy of releasing new ChatGPT features for paying subscribers first before rolling them out to everyone. If…
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Gaming keyboards seem to be getting better and better – but there are still some features I wish they had
I tested the Acer Chromebook Plus 514 and was impressed by its display and performance, but it can get loud under load
I tested ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode’s sous-chef ability by baking banana bread – here’s how it went
AMD looks like it’s losing the GPU war based on new Steam survey, with Nvidia’s RTX 5060 Ti proving itself to be popular already
Klim Wind laptop cooling pad review: this quiet laptop cooler is less a chill wind, more a gentle breeze
Gamakay TK75HE V2 vs MonsGeek FUN60 Ultra: Analog boards have never been so affordable, but there’s one I think has the edge
iOS 26 doesn’t need a massive AI upgrade at WWDC 2025 – here’s why I’m not losing hope with Apple Intelligence
