OpenAI, a leading artificial intelligence research laboratory, has recently found itself at the center of attention following leaks about their upcoming AI model, ChatGPT-5 performance, internally known as Orion. These leaks have sparked a broader discussion about the challenges and future prospects of AI development, particularly focusing on the model’s ability to tackle complex problems […]
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Apple’s latest iOS update, version 18.1, brings a wealth of exciting features and enhancements designed to elevate your iPhone experience to new heights. The video below from iReviews will walk you through the key improvements and show you how to make the most of your device. Revolutionize Your Lock Screen iOS 18.1 introduces an innovative […]
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Though I do love walking through a supermarket and picking out my own foods, I will admit that, come winter, I often turn to delivery apps to get my products. DoorDash, one of the many delivery apps on the market, has launched a new feature that could make this process even more seamless, allowing iOS users import their grocery list from Reminders into the app.
To take advantage of this, you can go to Reminders and copy your list or import it directly in the DoorDash app. An option should appear while you're shopping inside a store that says "Got a grocery list?" in a box on the page. From there you can click import and choose which list you want to sync based on the titles and a preview of the items. DoorDash will then show you options based on your list. So, for example, if you wrote onions, then it will let you scroll through different onions for sale and below it will have your next item with other options.
DoorDash is also unveiling other changes, such as letting you add items from multiple stores to an order before placing it. The company has offered DoubleDash since 2021 but that only allowed you to include items from close stores after placing the original order.
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Microsoft’s Magentic-One AI Agent represents a significant advancement in artificial intelligence, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in multi-agent systems. This innovative project aims to create a versatile and autonomous AI framework capable of executing a wide range of tasks with minimal human intervention. By addressing the limitations of current AI systems, Magentic-One seeks to […]
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Apple’s M4 Pro Mac Mini has emerged as a formidable contender in the realms of gaming and emulation. This compact yet powerful device features an impressive blend of performance and versatility, making it an attractive option for tech enthusiasts and gamers alike. Let’s provide more insight into the specifications, features, and capabilities that set the […]
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Once upon a time, in the year 2016 Apple completely disrupted our lives by removing the headphone jack. Starting with the iPhone 7, there was no port for your wired headphones, just a lightning charger. But, they did include one thing with the phone to soften the blow: a lightning to 3.5mm headphone jack adapter that allowed up to use our wired headphones in peace. Well, as all good things come to an end so, it seems, is the adapter, MacRumors reports.
Right now, the $9 adapter is listed as sold out in the US and most other countries, with it for sale only a few places in Europe. The same pattern occurred earlier this year to the SuperDrive, with it selling out around the world before being discontinued.
It's not a big shock if the adapter is no more, with wireless headphones and earbuds becoming such mainstays over the last decade (remember 2016 is also when Apple released its first generation of AirPods). Plus, you can't even use this adapter on the iPhone 15 or 16 series thanks to their USB-C port. Notably, the USB-C to headphone jack adapter is still available, also for $9.
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In early 2025, OpenAI is set to launch “Operator,” a new AI tool poised to transform the landscape of automation and agentic AI. This innovative system aims to tackle complex tasks with minimal human intervention, potentially reshaping entire industries and the way we interact with technology. The release of Operator could mark a significant milestone […]
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Back in January at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), LG unveiled a 27-inch 480Hz OLED panel with some incredible specs, but didn't say when or even if it would build a monitor around it. Now, the company has announced the UltraGear GX7 (27GX790A), a 27-inch QHD (2,560 x 1,440) OLED gaming monitor with a 480Hz refresh rate and a .03-millisecond response time — the fastest of any QHD OLED monitor, LG claims.
The new display supports both NVIDIA's G-Sync and AMD's FreeSync technology to reduce screen tearing and flickering. It received VESA's DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification, meaning it's decently bright, supports a wide color gamut (DCI-P3 98.5 percent) and produces deep blacks. It also comes with an anti-glare and low reflection coating.
The UltraGear GX7 is equipped with a headphone jack and both HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 2.1 inputs. It should be noted that neither of those display technologies natively support 480Hz refresh rates at 1440p resolutions, so LG's new display will likely use DSC (display stream compression) technology that allows such a high refresh rate in conjunction with modern NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. Finally, it's perched on sleek, height-adjustable stand with 15 degrees of tilt and 30 degrees of swivel.
LG's new display isn't cheap at $1,000, but it does undercut rival Sony's InZone M10S (also a 1440p 480Hz OLED display) by $100. However, Sony's monitor has a few extra pro gaming features, including one that draws an outline around enemies and another that simulates older LCD monitors for players who prefer that. The UltraGear GX7 is live on LG's site, but there's no pre-order button or shipping date yet.
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Google’s has just released its Gemini Exp 1114 AI model and it’s already claimed the top spot on the Hugging Face Chatbot Arena Benchmark, marking a significant achievement in the AI landscape. This advanced Large Language Model (LLM) excels in both natural language processing and visual AI tasks, setting a new standard for precision and […]
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The tech community is abuzz with excitement and speculation over the potential release of Apple’s new 32-inch iMac Pro. This highly anticipated model is expected to introduce significant technological advancements, solidifying its position as a strong contender in Apple’s product lineup and potentially redefining the landscape of professional computing. Revolutionary M4 Chip Series At the […]
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