When Perplexity first launched its Comet AI browser in July, we warned that users might want to steer clear. But a lot can change in a few months, and since July, Perplexity has been improving its browser, even offering an option for people to skip the waitlist and get access to its Pro subscription free…
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DenPhotos/Shutterstock Since the release of iOS 26 in September, iPhone users have experienced myriad issues. Whether it was the Calendar bug which made it difficult to search for specific keywords or the fact that some users being unable to download Apple Intelligence, there have been a few kinks for Apple to iron out. However, it…
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The government is looking at ways to lessen the impact of the August 2025 cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover’s (JLR’s) supply chain, amid claims of workers having to sign on for Universal Credit for lack of wages. Demands that JLR should itself support its supply chain more are also being heard from the public,…
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Georgeclerk/Getty Images iOS 26.1 Beta 1 has been out for a few days now, and it seems there’s more to it than improvements to Liquid Glass. According to Macworld, a few lines of code in the new build suggest that Apple is working on adding better third-party smartwatch support for iPhone users. Along with expanding…
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Gorodenkoff/Getty Images A new AI device could be key to unlocking easier computer usage for individuals in busy environments or those who have lost access to audible speech. The new device, which is designed by Boston-based AlterEgo, is a neural interface that the company claims is less invasive than traditional brain-computer interfaces (BCIs), as it…
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Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images Apple made several bold claims about the durability and scratch resistance of the new iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. Thanks to the new Ceramic Shield 2 technology, all four new iPhones feature displays that can withstand everyday abuse without scratching or breaking. In addition, Apple executives were seen throwing the…
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During the iPhone 17 event, Apple announced the new AirPods Pro 3 earbuds alongside Live Translation functionality. Rumored for months, this feature is not only available for Apple’s latest earbuds, but also for AirPods Pro 2 and AirPods 4 owners running iOS 26. While Apple says Live Translation works more seamlessly if the two people…
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The government should consider expanding the availability of renewable microgrids as a cheaper and faster alternative to building nuclear small modular reactors (SMRs) to meet the energy needs of datacentres, according to the Centre for Net Zero (CNZ). The government is championing the use of nuclear small modular reactors (SMRs) as a possible answer to…
Rivernorthphotography/Getty Images Waiting years or even longer to upgrade your iPhone is a great way to save money, but it also can leave you with a slow, antiquated device. If your iPhone isn’t compatible to run iOS 26, you may be missing out on some really cool features. It may be time to upgrade to the latest…
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Wongsakorn 2468/Shutterstock The iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max scratch more easily than expected, which is surprising considering the handsets are more durable than their predecessors. The Pros feature an aluminum unibody chassis that extends to the back and the Ceramic Shield 2 (front) and Ceramic Shield (back) glass covers that add to their…
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