Comcast's Xfinity "10G" Network and ChatGPT Plugins
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Penguins waddle because waddling is the most efficient way for them to move while burning the least amount of energy, a critical survival trait in their chilly homeland.
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May 18, 2023
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Penguins waddle because waddling is the most efficient way for them to move while burning the least amount of energy, a critical survival trait in their chilly homeland.
There’s a good chance you’ve come across advertising for Comcast’s “new Xfinity 10G network” at this point and wondered what exactly “10G” means. You’re certainly not alone. Here’s what you need to know. Read More »
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Have you ever wondered why traffic cones are orange? You might think it’s because orange is a bright color that’s easy to see, but there’s more to it than that. Read More »
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These days, it seems every other person is starting a podcast or streaming on Twitch, so it makes sense that more people than ever are buying easy-to-use USB microphones. The Sennheiser Profile USB microphone represents the German audio giant throwing its hat into the proverbial ring with style. Read More »
Uber has probably become your “old reliable” for getting a drive from one place to the other. And while you can currently get one through the app, what happens if you don’t have mobile data? Luckily, Uber is getting a more old-school way of getting a ride. Read More »
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Amazon’s Echo lineup started with a single speaker, and has grown to include smart displays, earbuds, and a lot more speakers. Two Echo devices are now receiving a refresh, and there’s a completely new speaker. Read More »
You just plugged in your new Wi-Fi router. Now what? It’s a perfect time to set things up with best practices right from the start and get the most out of your faster, better, and up-to-date hardware. Read More »
Mother’s Day might have come and gone, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still good gadget deals out there. With these sales, you’ll be able to save large chunks of cash on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 phone, WD_BLACK’s highly rated internal gaming SSD, a Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2, and much more. Read More »
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