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by staff@engadget.com (Will Shanklin) on (#796BY)
A lawsuit brought by the OpenAI CEO's sister was dismissed after Anne Altman refused a medical exam.
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| Updated | 2026-10-22 23:04 |
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by staff@engadget.com (Anna Washenko) on (#7969T)
Researchers accessed 6,800 shared conversations with the AI agent, including internal company documents.
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by staff@engadget.com (Igor Bonifacic) on (#7969V)
In the coming months, the feature will also roll out to cars with Google built-in.
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by staff@engadget.com (Karissa Bell) on (#7969W)
The company is facing hundreds of lawsuits over its record on safety.
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by staff@engadget.com (Will Shanklin) on (#7969X)
The original Steam Deck has been around for a while, but unless you only play the heaviest games, it should be great for some time more.
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by staff@engadget.com (Lawrence Bonk) on (#7967R)
Coming soon to the X/S and Ally devices.
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by staff@engadget.com (Roger Fingas) on (#7967S)
Your Apple Watch doesn't need frequent restarts like a computer, but you might still want to shut down when something's off.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kris Holt) on (#7967T)
The company said it removed 50 million such tracks from recommendations, but hasn't necessarily wiped them entirely.
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by staff@engadget.com (Giancarlo Valdes) on (#7967V)
Let's be honest, TSA bins are just gross.
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by staff@engadget.com (Robin Bea) on (#7965G)
If you have both the time and money, building a keyboard can be a fun hobby.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#7965H)
Your iPhone will slow down over time, but some changes can help it run at its best for longer.
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by staff@engadget.com (Igor Bonifacic) on (#7965J)
A Mac with at least 36GB of RAM can now run Perplexity AI workflows locally.
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by staff@engadget.com (Filipe Espósito) on (#7965K)
Alternative GPS apps for CarPlay can provide better routing, real-time alerts, weather condition info and much more.
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by staff@engadget.com (Luke James) on (#7962R)
An 8GB laptop can seem like the solution to rising computer prices, but that's a mistake that will cost you for years.
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by staff@engadget.com (Alec Hively) on (#7962S)
Amazon's Echo Show and Dot devices, tablets and website all have new capabilities that you might want to take for a spin.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kari Paul) on (#7962T)
Blaring security alerts that urge you to call a number or download a scanner are bogus, and you can shut them up easily.
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by staff@engadget.com (Mat Smith) on (#795ZJ)
Antigravity's watch and ring remote are available as an accessory bundle or as a full kit with the A1 drone.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jack Whitcombe) on (#795ZK)
One of the issues with internet routers is that it's not always obvious when it's not working as it should. Here's how to check if it could be on its way out.
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by staff@engadget.com (Steve Dent) on (#795ZM)
The UK is taking aim at Apple's near-monopoly on contactless NFC smartphone payments.
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by staff@engadget.com (Ben Stegner) on (#795ZN)
Google One plans originally started off as a way to expand the storage limits for files and photos. Now, they come with more features and additional perks.
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by staff@engadget.com (Mariella Moon) on (#795ZP)
OpenAI says its models now come with better COBOL capabilities.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#795ZQ)
The revenue split appears to be identical.
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by staff@engadget.com (Mariella Moon) on (#795TV)
Apple is limiting iPhone Duo purchases to two per customers around the world.
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by staff@engadget.com (Gabriela Vătu) on (#795NA)
Although Android Auto's autoplay feature is intended to be a convenience, you may find yourself wanting to turn it off. Here's how.
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by staff@engadget.com (Robin Bea) on (#795NB)
You can use it to watch media files on the device, but you'll need to use your phone as a remote.
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by staff@engadget.com (Thomas Godwin) on (#795KK)
Your robot vacuum's microphone and camera are useful for more efficient cleaning, but it's vital to know how that information is stored and shared.
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by staff@engadget.com (Karissa Bell) on (#795KM)
The changes have alarmed publishers and others with business accounts.
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by staff@engadget.com (Erin Carson) on (#795KN)
Don't tuck your router away in a corner, even if it is a bit of an eyesore.
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by staff@engadget.com (Robin Bea) on (#795KP)
Multi-link operation is a key part of Wi-Fi 7 routers.
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by staff@engadget.com (Will Shanklin) on (#795FZ)
A Bronco for the modern age.
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by staff@engadget.com (Lawrence Bonk) on (#795E7)
The plaque's message has haunted the internet for 30 years.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jack Whitcombe) on (#795E8)
Subscribing to an antivirus suite kept you safe a long time ago, but they're much less useful for most people today.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jackson Chen) on (#795E9)
The decision comes a couple of days after the release of Deepseek's latest AI model.
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by staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez) on (#795EA)
Your video doorbell might see a visitor without sending an alert. Detection depends on more than distance, and some surprising factors can affect its reach.
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by staff@engadget.com (Antony Terence) on (#795BD)
Fiber internet is more modern than cable, but the older technology still works well for today's connection needs.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kris Holt) on (#795BE)
Apple's "Pro and Tell" event is taking place in Los Angeles and will likely feature the first touchscreen Mac.
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by staff@engadget.com (Ben Stegner) on (#795BF)
If your USB peripheral is on the fritz, it's worth doing some troubleshooting with the port itself. Give these steps a try.
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by staff@engadget.com (Kris Holt) on (#795BG)
Routers could start rolling off a Missouri production line as soon as early 2027.
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by staff@engadget.com (Gabriela Vătu) on (#795BH)
The charger from your three-generations-ago phone can still be useful. Here are several ways to use old cables, both indoors and out.
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by staff@engadget.com (Yoni Yardeni) on (#7958P)
While the GameCube came in several colors, a few of the most elusive variations command thousands from game collectors.
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by staff@engadget.com (Deven McClure) on (#7958Q)
The PS5 shows a variety of light colors to indicate its status, and orange thankfully isn't the alert you might expect from that color.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jonny Evans) on (#7958R)
An old GPU has lots of potential for a second life, from adding more horsepower to your current machine to crafting a purpose-built second one.
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by staff@engadget.com (Isaac Egbon) on (#79565)
The PlayStation 3 arrived in 2006 and shouldn't have any right finding a place in a modern media center. Here's a number of reasons why it should make a return.
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by staff@engadget.com (Anna Washenko) on (#79566)
Most routers have several 1 Gbps ports, but yours might have one or more 2.5 Gbps options that are great for speeding up compatible devices.
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by staff@engadget.com (Daniel Cooper) on (#79567)
Even Realities makes one of the best smart glasses on the market, but controlling its growing feature set is harder than it should be.
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by staff@engadget.com (Steve Dent) on (#7952H)
Four Gemini 4 Argon agents beat Minecraft's Ender Dragon with no human intervention by sharing tips, threats and mistakes.
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by staff@engadget.com (Deven McClure) on (#794WT)
Some router symbols are obvious, while others take a bit of work to decipher. Their lights can vary, too.
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by staff@engadget.com (Jack Peachey) on (#794WV)
You might sometimes see an orange dot on the left side of your Galaxy Watch's screen. Here's what is tells you.
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by staff@engadget.com (Beatriz Valero de Urquia) on (#794WW)
Laser pointers are known to damage security cameras, but do they really? Here's what damage can actually be done.
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by staff@engadget.com (Robin Bea) on (#794WX)
It's a simple way to check whether an image has been created or manipulated, with a few caveats.
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