Why ChatGPT Is Not a Replacement for Siri and Google Assistant

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April 15, 2023

Did You Know?

The white crescent-shaped area at the base of your fingernail is called a “lunula” (from Latin, meaning “little moon”).

TODAY'S TOP STORY Why ChatGPT Is Not a Replacement for Siri and Google Assistant


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How to Remote View and Control an Android Phone


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Need a short ethernet cable? It can be harder to find than you’d think. Thankfully, Amazon has a three-foot ethernet cable available for under $5. This Cat-6 cable will give you good speeds at a great price, which is why it’s our favorite budget ethernet cable in our buying guide.

If you need something longer, don’t worry—there are a variety of lengths available, all the way up to 50 feet.

 
How to Scan Documents to PDF With Your Android Phone’s Camera


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Do you have a CD or DVD collection holding precious data or your impressive music and movie collection? The lifespan of CDs and DVDs can vary depending on a number of factors, but we’ll explain what you need to know. Read More »

 
How to Stream Every ‘Resident Evil’ Movie and TV Series in 2023


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The Best Bluetooth Headphones for Nintendo Switch of 2023


The best Bluetooth headphones for the Nintendo Switch produce outstanding audio quality, have good noise cancellation, and stay powered for hours. Here are the best options to pick up. Read More »

 
How to Live Stream Every Formula 1 Race for Free in 2023


The 2023 Formula 1 season features races taking place around the globe through November 26, 2023. With a VPN, you can stream every race for free via international streaming services. Here’s how to catch all of this year’s Formula 1 action. Read More »

 
Why You Should Use Bionic Reading in Chrome (or Any Browser)


We’re all constantly absorbing information online. Bionic reading is an approach to reading that can help you read faster, retain more information, and boost your productivity in your favorite web browsers—like Chrome. Read More »

 
How to Emulate the GameCube on Your Steam Deck


Longing for the days of Nintendo’s most cubiform console? On Valve’s Steam Deck, you can emulate the GameCube with a tool called Dolphin (not to be confused with the Deck’s file manager). We’ll walk you through getting it running and show you some tips for making the most of the GameCube emulator. Read More »

 
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Discord Direct Message Won’t Go Away? Here’s the Fix


If the Discord desktop or web app is showing you have an unread direct message (DM) even though you’ve read all your DMs, you’re not alone. We’ve run into this annoying problem ourselves, but it’s easy to fix. Read More »

 
Windows 11 Has a New Photo Gallery in the File Explorer


The File Explorer was mostly left alone on Windows 8 and 10, but it has received a few major updates on Windows 11. Microsoft is now working on another improvement: a photo gallery view. Read More »

 
The New Winamp Is Here, but It’s Not What You’d Expect


Winamp was a popular music player program in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and recently it’s back under active development. A completely new version of Winamp is now available, but it’s pretty different than the original version. Read More »

 
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Technology That Almost Made It But Failed Miserably


History is littered with devices that may have been great if the timing of their release was a little better. In some cases, technology wasn’t at a point where the device could do what it promised. In others, something better came along at the exact same time and blew the device out of the water. Read More »

 
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Why Carriers Are Desperate to Buy Your Old Phone


Unless you’re living under a rock, you’ve probably seen the outrageous trade-in deals offered by carriers like Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. These deals show up in TV advertisements, automated emails and text messages, and even on billboards. But why are carriers so desperate to buy your old phone? Read More »

 
Keychron S1 QMK Mechanical Keyboard Review: A Compact, Customizable Board


For those who value a quality typing experience, it’s safe to say today’s premium keyboard selections are virtually limitless. The Keychron S1 QMK Mechanical Keyboard tries to distinguish itself in a crowded field by offering minimal compromises and considerable customization in a compact frame. Read More »

 

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How to Get a Refund on the PlayStation Store


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