Marketing is one thing, but reality is quite another. Like many of us, I won’t forget the claimed “durable” microtwill of FineWoven, the shaky initial launch of Apple Maps, or the infamous butterfly keyboard that was supposedly four times more stable. Remember the promise of AirPower? Of course you don’t. It’s worth celebrating when the…
Linux kernel developers have removed support for the Intel 486 CPU Linus Torvalds says there is zero real reason to maintain 486 compatibility Ingo Molnar authored patches eliminating 486-related configuration options in Linux kernels Linux kernel developers have begun removing support for the Intel 486 CPU, a processor first introduced in 1989. The move comes…
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has outlined his view of the future of AI at the company, offering six “key truths” concerning what the technology can, and will do. Laid out in a blog post accompanying his annual letter to company shareholders, Jassy shared his thoughts on what Amazon’s role in the AI-powered future will be….
There’s just no escaping AI these days – especially, and controversially, in the realm of design, where VistaPrint recently unveiled a new AI logo creation tool that aims to streamline the design process for small businesses. I tested the VistaPrint AI Logomaker (read the review here), finding the whole process to be fast and fun….
Another week, another seven days of some seriously big tech news, and we’re here to help you catch up on what you might have missed. From Mac shortages to Artemis II iPhone photos, we have recaps of the seven biggest news stories of the week below for you. When you’re finished, make sure to also…
Record Store Day is a week away — vinyl becomes available on April 18 Many US and UK stores take part (and are bound by official RSD rules) The best drops? Depends on your taste, but it’ll be first come, first served …and available in-store on the day only — until the Monday night after…
I have a working theory that whenever an actor signs up for a crime drama (as of last year) on BBC iPlayer, they automatically get offered a spot on The Celebrity Traitors. Think of the fact that every series of Strictly Come Dancing has one contestant from EastEnders and Gladiators alike — almost like TV…
Office furniture has changed from being purely functional to something that actively shapes how people work, collaborate, and stay comfortable throughout the day. Chairs, desks, lighting, and modular layouts now play a role in everything from posture to productivity, especially as hybrid work and flexible office layouts become standard across industries. What once counted as…
Microsoft releases Surface battery data to standardize fragmented testing environments Battery dataset reveals inconsistencies across lithium-ion testing methods and tools Open format aims to reduce repeated engineering work across battery research teams Microsoft has contributed a standardized battery dataset through its Surface Battery Development team to the Linux Foundation initiative known as LF Energy’s Battery…
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