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ChatGPT users are not happy with GPT-5 launch as thousands take to Reddit claiming the new upgrade ‘is horrible’

By John-Anthony Disotto published 8 August 25

GPT-5 is now available, but many users have flooded social media with their discontent at the next generation of ChatGPT.

Would you buy a 500g laptop with a 7-inch display? $500 GPD MicroPC 2 netbook will appeal to makers and geeks, but I fear the rest of us won't see the appeal

By Efosa Udinmwen published 14 July 25

GPD’s MicroPC 2 brings major upgrades in processing, display, and ports, yet remains a niche device with limited mainstream usability and a relatively high price.

Roberts’ Revival Petite 2 DAB radio reignites my pink 1960s household fever dreams

By Becky Scarrott published 5 March 24

I adored the original Revival Petite DAB/FM radio, and the new model includes the key upgrade I'd hoped for – at no extra cost.

Some people got Sonos Arc Ultra early – here's what they think of the next-gen soundbar

By Carrie Marshall published 28 October 24

If these early experiences are any indication, Sonos' new soundbar could be a winner

I went to the launch of the Prusa Core One L - and the impressive scale of this 3D printer sets a benchmark for the future

By Alastair Jennings published 31 October 25

Doubling the print volume yet only marginally larger that the Core One, this business focused 3D printer sets a new benchmark

Nvidia's RTX Remix tool is now in open beta – try it now to give your favorite old games a graphical makeover

By Allisa James published 22 January 24

Nvidia's RTX Remix is now in open beta, and the graphical improvements on older games are incredible.

So many ChatGPT users have said they're missing the older GPT-4o model, OpenAI is going to bring it back

By David Nield published 9 August 25

There's been something of a backlash to GPT-5, so ChatGPT Plus users will still be able to choose GPT-4o.

How fast is your internet really? This new network service looks to solve speed debates for good

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published 11 November 25

Speedtest Pulse is a new mobile device for ISPs and enterprise customers to test their networks.

What will power the future of digital commerce?

By Rob Gonzalez published 7 November 24

How do PIM and PXM solutions compare, and which is best enabled to help your team win in digital commerce?

Would you buy a $1,700 6K rival to the Apple Pro Display XDR monitor from a company you've probably never heard of?

By Efosa Udinmwen published 25 July 25

Kuycon’s 32-inch G32P monitor offers 6K resolution and premium specs at $1,700 - but its unknown brand status raises serious support and reliability concerns.

AMD RX 9070 could struggle to compete with Nvidia 50-series GPUs according to latest tech demo

By Aleksha McLoughlin published 5 March 25

New path tracing benchmarks have revealed that AMD's latest GPU generation struggles when weighed up against Nvidia's latest

Hundreds of Amazon employees petition CEO to reverse return-to-office policy

By Craig Hale published 31 October 24

Amazon’s cloud workers have been told to return to the office full-time, but a petition is being put forward to stop that.

rabbitOS 2 gives the Rabbit R1 a bold new look – and some very cool AI powers

By Graham Barlow published 12 September 25

The new rabbitOS 2 software update give the R1 a new interface and vibe coding abilities.

‘So Freaking Cool’: First reviews of Nvidia DGX Spark leave absolutely no doubt this may be Nvidia’s Apple Mac moment

By Wayne Williams published 19 October 25

Nvidia’s DGX Spark impresses reviewers with its compact design and ability to run large AI models locally without relying on cloud infrastructure or external GPUs.

How Claude’s 3.7's new ‘extended' thinking compares to ChatGPT o1's reasoning

By Eric Hal Schwartz published 26 February 25

Comparing Claude Extended Thinking to ChatGPT o1.

This sleek new AI device will transcribe and analyze your conversations for way less than its rivals

By Eric Hal Schwartz published 20 December 24

New Pocket AI device transcribes and analyzes conversations.

The 3 reasons people are sending back their Apple Vision Pro headsets

By Hamish Hector published 15 February 24

Why are Apple Vision Pro owners sending their headsets back? We have the three main reasons why they're disappointed.

Xreal's Beam Pro is a new cheap spatial computer doesn't quite stick the landing

By Hamish Hector published 16 July 24

The Xreal Beam Pro delivers a solid portable TV experience, but it's not yet the spatial computer we need it to be.

This cheap Hi-Res Audio music player is like a modern iPod mini, with the funky colors to match

By Carrie Marshall published 12 June 25

This dual-DAC audio player mixes cute colors with serious specs for wired wired or wireless headphones

Proton reaffirms commitment to security in independent audit

By Mark Gill published 23 July 25

Proton's latest SOC2 Type II audit is a strong signal to business users. Here's all you need to know.

Unsurprisingly, workers who are able to work from home are happier at their jobs

By Luke Hughes published 7 August 24

Report suggests (again) remote working is good for the soul, but the results could be more accurate in a study that better balances participants.

Sony executive says PS5 Pro pre-orders are “performing slightly stronger" than pre-orders for the PS4 Pro

By Dashiell Wood published 11 November 24

Sony Group President Hiroki Totoki has discussed the PlayStation 5 Pro at a recent conference.

Persona 3 Reload general producer wanted to put more focus on antagonist group Strega ever since the original game

By Catherine Lewis published 7 February 24

Persona team general producer Kazuhisa Wada revealed he'd always wanted to expand on Persona 3's Strega characters.

This gorgeous minimalist computer monitor is powered by a single cable — but don't call it a portable monitor

By Efosa Udinmwen published 13 July 25

ONE Monitor prioritizes sustainable design and minimalism, but sacrifices flexibility, performance options, and broad device compatibility.

Progress warns Telerik Report Server has a critical security bug

By Sead Fadilpašić published 26 July 24

Users should apply the patch immediately, since the flaw allows for remote code execution.

I’ve been using Peak Design’s innovative new Roller Pro for weeks, and it’s my new go-to carry-on case for travel – here’s why

By Timothy Coleman published 4 March 25

Peak Design's new Roller Pro is a premium hand-luggage-compliant roller case, part of Peak Design's camera accessories ecosystem.

‘A grimy, gothic treat’: Netflix has a new crime procedural show with 81% on Rotten Tomatoes

By Lucy Buglass published 3 June 25

Dept Q seriously impressed Netflix subscribers over the weekend and fans are calling for another season.

First Intel Xeon W-3500 review lands with shocking realization — Intel excels at scientific computing and ML, but lags desperately everywhere else

By Wayne Williams published 27 September 24

First Intel Xeon W-3500 review shows it lags behind AMD Treadripper.

This new backup solution natively supports Copilot+ ARM-based Windows devices

By Efosa Udinmwen published 2 November 24

Reflect X introduces bare metal recovery for ARM devices, promising significant speed improvements and open-source backup file accessibility to streamline disaster recovery processes for businesses.

Time to ditch the pen and paper - Modus now boasts e-paper with 75Hz refresh, enough to challenge even a tablet

By Efosa Udinmwen published 9 August 25

Modos introduces 75Hz e-paper kits aimed at focused productivity, but crowdfunded availability and technical constraints make them a more niche tool than a mainstream replacement.

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