Research from Experian and TechUK has found less than a third of employees are aware their employer is using generative artificial intelligence (GenAI), despite 93% of business heads saying that they are. The survey of 1,250 UK business professionals – including 250 CEOs and business leaders of large companies with 250 to 1,000 employees, looked…
Workers and business leaders have different views on GenAI uses Read More »
Less than a week after Apple released iOS 18, people seem to have a strong opinion on the redesigned Photos app. At the moment, it feels like I’m part of the minority who appreciate the new take on this crucial iPhone app. I think it makes my library more dynamic, and it’s always full of…
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It’s been a hot summer for global AI regulation. In a surprise move, California lawmakers voted for laws governing the largest frontier AI models. And, on August 1, after close to six years of deliberation and negotiation, the EU AI Act came into force. The UK’s position on AI regulation however is less clear. Going…
Global AI regulation is heating up: can the UK afford to remain silent? Read More »
The Galaxy Z Flip 6 is a great foldable device. It uses the same design as its predecessor but features better specs and a better overall experience (see my Galaxy Z Flip 6 review here). You could say that Samsung pulled an Apple move here. It kept last year’s design while improving key aspects.But now…
Samsung copied Apple to tell you its phones are more original than the iPhone 16 Read More »
A Europol official says the pan-European law enforcement agency is now the “go-to place” for international police investigations into the use of encryption services by criminal networks, following the takedown of the Ghost encrypted communications platform. A three-year international police investigation into the end-to-end encrypted messaging service Ghost has culminated in police raiding and arresting…
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Intel has apparently reshuffled its desktop CPU plans and there’s no longer an Arrow Lake Refresh in the cards, if a fresh piece of speculation is correct.If you recall, Arrow Lake is the next generation of processors from Intel that’s about to launch (in October, rumor has it), and the word from the grapevine in…
With the recently released AirPods 4, Apple introduced two models, one with ANC, built-in speakers in the case, and wireless charge support. The other one lacks those functions but also shares the same H2 audio chip and an improved design.What makes the model with ANC support so unique is the fact that it lacks ear…
Apple explains AirPods 4 ‘magic’ that lets ANC work without ear tips Read More »
We’ve been using 5G technology and its faster data speeds for several years now. However, the main problem with 5G networks is that extending coverage is more difficult than it is with 4G LTE. That explains why you won’t have 5G access everywhere you go and why performance may vary even when you do have…
Goodbye dead zones: Brilliant new tech turns windows into 5G antennas Read More »
One of the major complaints of the tech community is the lack of dynamic refresh rate on the regular iPhone models, as many mid-Android phones already feature at least 90Hz refresh rate for years now. However, it seems this is about to change, as all iPhone 17 models are expected to feature ProMotion and Always-On…
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Chinese smartphone vendor Huawei challenged Apple this year in an unexpected way. Huawei unveiled the world’s first commercially available tri-fold phone, the Mate XT, on the same day Apple unveiled the iPhone 16 series. The events took place just hours apart.The iPhone 16 went on sale on Friday around the world, with the most expensive…
The world’s first tri-fold phone will cost you around $10,000, thanks to scalpers Read More »
