OpenAI, Gemini and Claude: where the big three AI providers stand now
New flagship models, plan prices, API costs, data-use defaults and cloud availability for OpenAI, Google and Anthropic, from each company's own pages. Welcome to NerdBible
OpenAI, Gemini and Claude: where the big three AI providers stand now
New flagship models, plan prices, API costs, data-use defaults and cloud availability for OpenAI, Google and Anthropic, from each company's own pages. 
Eargo and Lexie hearing aids lose app support in October: what to do now
LXE Hearing is winding down Eargo and Lexie. The apps leave the stores on 8 and 22 October, support ends 22 October and new warranty claims have closed. 
Busuu adds AI coaching and live tutors for workplace language skills
Busuu is piloting a business product that pairs round-the-clock AI coaching with live teachers, alongside a survey of its learners on second-language anxiety at work. 
Fi recalls two dog supplements over possible Salmonella contamination
One lot each of Fi's Calming and 8-in-1 Formula dog supplements is recalled over possible Salmonella. Lot numbers, the risk to people and pets, and what to do. 
New York City's click-to-cancel rule is now in force: what meal kit customers get
NYC now requires subscriptions, meal kits included, to disclose terms clearly and let customers cancel the same way they signed up. What changes and what to do. 
teenage engineering explained: the OP-1, pocket operators and which device is for you
From pocket operators to the OP-XY: what each teenage engineering device does, the specifications the company lists, what reviewers criticise and which one fits your music making. 
HHKB keyboards explained: the Happy Hacking layout, Topre switches and which model to choose
What makes the Happy Hacking Keyboard different, how Topre switches compare with mechanical ones, and what the HYBRID Type-S, HYBRID, Classic and Studio each offer. 
The dark web explained: what it is and what it means for your data
What the dark web is and is not, why privacy-minded people use Tor, how stolen data is traded, what dark web monitoring checks, and what to do after an alert. 
Identity theft: how it happens, warning signs and what to do
The main types of identity theft, how criminals get your details, the warning signs, a step-by-step recovery plan, and an honest look at paid protection. 
SEO for webmasters: a practical guide to getting found in Google
What Google and Bing actually document about crawling, indexing, titles, helpful content, structured data, Core Web Vitals, links and measuring results. 
Most people do not need a mechanical keyboard, and the hobby's churn is not helping
Ergonomics guidance is about posture and placement, not switches. Group buys, vendor failures and switch hype make the keyboard hobby a poor guide for ordinary buyers. 
A language app streak measures habit, not progress. Apps should show both
Streaks bring learners back every day, but one lesson keeps them alive. Apps should put a measure of skill at least as prominently as the count of days. 
Cruise fares should include the gratuities and port fees you cannot avoid
Automatic daily gratuities and port charges can add hundreds of dollars to a family cruise. The advertised price should include them. 
Business AI tools should ask before training on your meetings
Too many paid AI tools use customer content to train their models unless someone opts out. For business plans, training should be off until a customer opts in. 
Your business data should leave as easily as it arrived
A complete export of your own records, with no exit fee, should come with every paid business software plan. Here is why, and what buyers can check today. 
ZenBusiness review
Free formation with polished dashboards, worry-free compliance and excellent reviews. 
