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Wednesday December 17, 2025. 12:56 PM
If you’re in the market for a new smartphone to start the new year and don’t want to spend a fortune, Motorola has announced the moto g power 2026. The new device combines a large display, reinforced build, updated cameras, and latest Android software. The phone is...
Fintech giant Revolut has started to roll out its own mobile network across the UK. Revolut Mobile is designed – like Revolut’s banking products – with travel in mind, including a generous roaming package as standard. The network will use Vodafone’s infrastructure...
Software development, perhaps more than any other area of IT, has seen a major impact from the rise of AI. It’s become easier for anyone to develop apps but that doesn’t come without risks. Industry experts look ahead to what we can expect to see in the development...
Initial participants in the new Apple Manufacturing Academy tell WIRED that the tech giant’s surprising frankness and hands-on support are already benefiting their bottom lines.
Slop, referring to polished but uncanny, derivative or mediocre AI-generated content, is Merriam-Webster's word of the year. The top U.S. English dictionary chose the term to reflect what website users search the most. Here's its definition: 'digital content of low quality...
Mozilla now has a new CEO in Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, and this should be news enough. But the appointment has been accompanied by the announcement that the organization plans to transform Firefox into an AI Browser over the course of the next three years. More than this, Firefox ...
Science Corporation, founded by Neuralink’s first president, Max Hodak, has unveiled a prototype machine to extend the life of organs for longer periods.
Diners in the fancy Ristorante Brissago at the Grand Geneva Resort in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, were joined Sunday by an unexpected guest: a raccoon that came crashing in through the ceiling. The animal bit a guest who tried to grab it, report local news outlets, after the...
Earlier last week, Microsoft released a cumulative update for Windows 11 in the form of the KB5072033 update. In addition to the usual raft of fixes, changes and additions, there was a curious inclusion that Microsoft did not really shout about. The company has taken the...
Six months after expert testimony, no one has yet dialed into promised summit on technical solutions MPs have blasted the UK government for complacency over surging mobile thefts after a 'long-delayed' summit on the issue disappeared into the New Year.…
I’m a Black staffer at WIRED. My position feels more precarious than ever. There’s a reason for that.
UK-based digital bank Monzo is ready to expand into Europe. The fintech has acquired a full banking licence from the Central Bank in Ireland, as well as from the European Central Bank. Monzo has gone from strength to strength since it launched back in 2015. Now the...
Einstein a go-go. OpenAI is in the news again with something to help the scientific world. The perennially busy firm has unveiled FrontierScience—an evaluation system that pushes artificial intelligence into uncharted territory by tackling the same complex scientific...
I’m always on the lookout for interesting organizational upgrades. (That’s just how cool of a fella I am, y’see.) And when it comes to jotting down notes and reminders, there’s always room for a new and improved — or sometimes even just deliberately different —...
Twenty-nine jars of marijuana added to a Christmas giveaway display outside a high school were confiscated this week by Auburn Police Department in California, which announced that they had 'disposed' of the offering 'responsibly.' Set up with a sign reading ''Merry...
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Google is testing a new AI-powered productivity agent that operates through the inbox, signaling a potential shift in how enterprise workers may interact with calendars, documents, and daily tasks. The experimental tool, called CC, delivers a daily briefing to users’...
Regulator proposes strict limits on screen-based testing, cites infrastructure concerns and lack of evidence for benefits Most students taking school and college GCSE, A-level, and AS-level exams in England will continue to use pen and paper, according to proposals from the...
U.S. senators are probing whether Big Tech data centers are driving up local electricity bills by socializing grid upgrade costs onto residents. Some of the tactics they're using include NDAs, shell companies, and lobbying. Ars Technica reports: In letters (PDF) to seven AI...
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