You can sign up for ChatGPT Plus again, no waiting required
The announcement was made by OpenAI's CEO on X.
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You can now chat with ChatGPT by voice for free
Previously a perk just for paid subscribers, voice chatting is now available to free ChatGPT users.
Ready to sign up for ChatGPT Plus? Join the club (er, waitlist)
OpenAI just had to bring back the waitlist for ChatGPT Plus subscriptions. Here's why.
Sonos Era 100 vs Sonos One: Which smart speaker should you buy?
The Sonos Era 100 is the company's latest smart speaker, but is it a worthy upgrade from the Sonos One? Here are the key reasons to buy one over the other.
These are the House members who voted to extend NSA spying and reject privacy reforms
And nearly all of them are up for re-election later this year.
Welcome, Sam Diaz!
You may have noticed another head on top of this blog. If not, look up.
Windows 8 Consumer Preview due February 29: why it's not called beta
The Windows 8 Consumer Preview will be available for download on February 29. Why isn't it called a beta? Blame Google. And Apple. And Microsoft. Especially Microsoft.
Remembering 9/11
Please take a few minutes to scroll quietly through this list. Maybe you knew some of them. Maybe you didn't. That doesn't matter.
Logitech's Google TV debacle: What went wrong (everything)
Logitech reported a disappointing quarter and named an interim CEO. The company's Google TV experiment is one of the reasons why.
Google I/O 2011 Day 1: Opening session
The annual Google developer's conference starts today in San Francisco: Google I/O 2011. Moscone West is jam packed and I'm there live with Larry Dignan and Sam Diaz to bring you the best coverage available.
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