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ChatGPT Go subscription

ChatGPT Go Launches Worldwide at $8/Month, Ads Coming to Free Tier

OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Go, a cheaper subscription tier for the popular AI chatbot. It offers several benefits over the free version. However, the Sam

GCV Staff Jan. 17, 2026
smartphone chip innovation surface acoustic wave laser

New Vibrating Microchip Could Make Smartphones Thinner, Faster, and More Efficient

Scientists from the University of Colorado Boulder, the University of Arizona, and Sandia National Laboratories built a device that creates tiny vibrations on microchips. These

GCV Staff Jan. 16, 2026
New OLED Technology Makes Phone Screens Twice as Bright

New OLED Technology Makes Phone Screens Twice as Bright Without Draining Battery

We’ve all been there. You walk outside into bright sunlight, grab your phone to check something, and suddenly the screen becomes completely invisible. You find

GCV Staff Jan. 14, 2026
Claude Cowork

Anthropic Launches Claude Cowork: AI Assistant That Manages Your Computer Files

Anthropic announced a new tool that brings Claude Code’s advanced capabilities to people without technical skills, letting them perform various tasks without writing any code.

GCV Staff Jan. 13, 2026
Anthropic Claude for Healthcare

Anthropic Launches Claude for Healthcare with Personal Health Data Integration

Anthropic entered the healthcare AI space with Claude for Healthcare, a new suite of tools built for healthcare providers, insurance companies, and patients. Following OpenAI’s

GCV Staff Jan. 12, 2026
Sodium-Sulfur Battery That Rivals Lithium Performance

Chinese Researchers Build $5 Sodium-Sulfur Battery That Rivals Lithium Performance

A research team in China unveiled a new sodium-sulfur battery design that could completely reshape the economics of energy storage. Instead of fighting against sulfur’s

GCV Staff Jan. 11, 2026
Robots Are Finally Learning to Feel

Robots Are Finally Learning to Feel: Artificial Skin Brings Human-Like Touch to Machines

The vision, hearing, and movement of robots keep improving, but touch remains their weakest sense. At CES 2026, Ensuring Technology demonstrated new artificial skin that

GCV Staff Jan. 11, 2026
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