The Oscars remain the ultimate prize in Hollywood. It’s the award Leonardo DiCaprio chased for decades before finally winning, the stage where Matthew McConaughey’s heartfelt “three things every day” speech moved audiences around the world, and the moment where stars, both new and established, find true validation. And in 2026, the competition for the golden…
Over half of UK adults feel uneasy interacting with robots daily Limited exposure drives anxiety, with only 30% of Britons ever meeting robots Domestic robots spark the strongest reluctance, especially in home environments More than half of British adults say they feel uneasy around robots, making the UK the most robot-anxious nation globally. A survey…
Nvidia controls processors and networking, forming the backbone of AI factories today Nvidia could soon control not just chips but energy, models, and applications Huang frames AI not as software, but as the foundation of modern industry Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang recently described artificial intelligence through the metaphor of a multi-layered system. The framework…
Ever since I heard that Tiimo won the iPhone App of the Year 2025, I’ve been desperate to give it a go. Described as the visual planner for every neurotype, Tiimo is designed to address the core challenges of executive functioning so you can stay focused, get organized, and achieve what you want. Full disclosure…
Rising RAM prices are becoming the biggest driver of notebook cost increases Processor price hikes are adding significant pressure to already-strained notebook supply chains AI infrastructure demand is quietly reducing chip availability for entry-level notebooks Notebook prices may increase sharply during the coming quarters as memory and processor costs climb across the global supply chain….
Everyone remembers their first Mac. For me, it was a 2007 iMac (oh, how I miss the 24-inch model), and everything about macOS felt unique (and this was OS X Leopard, if memory serves). Much has changed since then, of course. Continuity, Apple Silicon, iPhone mirroring, and more have all come to the platform in…
Looking for a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle appears at midnight each day for your time zone – which means that some people are always playing ‘today’s game’ while others are playing ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Sunday’s puzzle instead then click here: NYT Strands hints and answers for Sunday, March 15 (game…
With all of the ‘hype’, AI can sometimes feel like old news, with nearly every organization discussing how it is impacting their business. But right now, much of the talk doesn’t match up with reality. Most companies wouldn’t want to admit this, but they remain stuck in pilot mode. In fact, research from MIT’s NANDA…
OpenClaw’s deep system access creates major security concerns for enterprise environments Chinese authorities warn that autonomous AI agents can unexpectedly expose corporate systems Prompt injection attacks threaten AI assistants operating directly inside workplace networks Chinese cybersecurity authorities have issued fresh warnings about the workplace use of OpenClaw. The authorities cite growing concerns that its rapid…
Researchers at the University of UNSW Sydney and Monash University have demonstrated a communication method that hides data transfers inside natural thermal radiation. The approach (which appears in the journal Light Science and Applications) relies on a phenomenon called negative luminescence, where a device produces radiation that appears darker than the surrounding heat glow in…