… Both watches include exclusive HYROX training plans, race simulations, virtual pacing assistants, and post-race analytics to analyze pacing, station performance, rankings, and cumulative race times. The standard Balance 3 starts at $370 for the Stainless Steel version. …
… ChatGPT owned a major advantage in the AI chatbot race because it was first. While competitors like Gemini or Claude may have caught up in benchmarks and feature set, people are inclined to stick with one chatbot to retain access to their conversation memory and chat history. …
… Crazy Zaza probably summed up the AI race best: “In a week, GPT 5.6 will make you rethink Gemini. It will never end.” Zaza may be crazy, but they make a fair point — like it or not, it seems this is our life now. …
… This puts it in a very solid performance category that will ensure it’s a robust daily performer, if not quite benchmark-topping. Will gamers see the same benefit? Unfortunately, graphics will almost certainly remain the Pixel’s Achilles’ heel . …
… If you look at the bigger picture, the AI-driven video production market is thriving, and only Sora has had to drop out of the race. While we may be quick to dismiss AI slop as soon as it appears on a screen, it has proven to be a reliable metric here, substantiating that access beats quality. …
… The Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, by comparison, can only sustain its best score for a single run. Over the full stress test, performance between the two chips again ends up very similar by mid-test, with the Exynos maintaining a slim lead after 20 minutes. …
… The Galaxy S26 Ultra pairs an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chipset with 12GB of RAM in its base configuration, and offers up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage for a fee. Do I need that much? No, and you probably don’t either, but it’s enough to make the phone run like a racehorse. …
… I don’t know that I’d trust the portrait mode very often as a guy with longer hair, but it handled my shoulders and shirt pretty well. As for my hair, though, what’s going on there, Samsung? …