Long before WWDC 2025 kicked off, I said the big operating system redesign rumored for all of Apple’s products this year wasn’t just some sort of marketing trick to make us forget Apple Intelligence isn’t where Apple wants it to be. We knew that it was all about the future of iPhone, iPad, and Mac…
How iPadOS 26 and macOS 26 tease Apple’s upcoming major iPhone redesigns Read More »
I didn’t expect Google to launch Android 16 one day after Apple unveiled iOS 26 at WWDC 2025, but that’s exactly what happened. Rather than waiting for the rumored Pixel 10 launch in August, Google is making Android 16 available to download today.This is certainly good news for Android fans who own Pixel phones or…
After months of missteps and confusion, the UK digital identity sector now has the clarity to move forward. Technology secretary Peter Kyle’s recent blog outlining the role of the private sector alongside his department’s work on the Gov.uk Wallet is a moment that demands open collaboration between government and industry. We have a lot to…
Building the foundations: A national roadmap for digital identity and sovereign data Read More »
Wearable computers — from headsets to glasses — have proliferated in recent years, but they still aren’t mainstream. Millions of people own Meta Quest and PlayStation VR headsets as well as Ray-Ban Meta glasses, but these devices haven’t even begun to compete with smartphones or smartwatches. It’s unclear if they ever will, but with its…
Snap wants to put a computer on your face with new lightweight AR glasses Read More »
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CommBank) plans to accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into its business after completing a year-long migration of its data platform to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Its data platform will be integrated with every banking service channel and, through AI, will provide personalised services to customers. For example, using…
Australia’s CommBank completes migration of data to AWS in AI drive Read More »
Five WWDCs ago, Apple unveiled macOS Big Sur. This was the last time the company updated its macOS design. Despite its many flaws, Big Sur was the company’s first attempt to make the Mac work even better with the iPhone and iPad, as they started to share a similar design language. This design change was…
macOS Tahoe will be the last big update for Intel Macs, but here’s why that’s good news Read More »
Technical difficulties mean scores of people living in the UK have no means to reliably prove their immigration status or “right” to be in the country following the Home Office’s transition to an electronic visa (eVisa) system. Those affected by the eVisa system’s technical failings told Computer Weekly, on condition of anonymity, that the entire…
UK’s error-prone eVisa system is ‘anxiety-inducing’ Read More »
The introduction of generative AI (GenAI) tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot has created new opportunities for efficiency and innovation – but also new risks. For organisations already managing sensitive data, compliance obligations, and a complex threat landscape, it’s essential not to rush into adoption without thoughtful risk assessment and policy alignment. As with any…
CISOs: Don’t block AI, but adopt it with eyes wide open Read More »
The recent teaser advert from OpenAI founder Sam Altman and Jony Ive, co-designer of the iPhone, iPod, Apple Watch and AirPods, was among the areas of discussion at South by South West (SXSW) in London. The YouTube video, which begins in a coffee shop, has Altman speaking about the limitations of ChatGPT, caused by how it…
SXSW: An immersive experience is the future of AI Read More »
Safety is always going to be paramount when it comes to artificial intelligence. After all, one of our collective fears is a highly advanced AI going rogue and threatening our very existence. It certainly doesn’t help to see that some of the smartest AI models out there resort to cheating to achieve their goals, or…
LawZero will be an ‘honest’ AI that protects you from rogue agents Read More »
