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There is nothing quite as disappointing as unloading a fresh batch of dishware only to find your clear drinking glasses covered in a dull, milky white haze.
Like many female runners, I tend to avoid running in the dark, especially at 5 am. Yet, unlike a lot of tech journalists, I found myself needing to sneak in a marathon training session before Apple’s keynote last week. As I woke up at 5 am to meet a fellow running-mad colleague, I noticed one…
This mock-up shows what a more glass-forward iPhone might look like.Credit: Ian Moore/Mashable/Adobe Stock
Nevada County DA faces scrutiny after prosecutors allegedly used generative AI that fabricated facts
The Nevada County District Attorney is facing scrutiny after prosecutors allegedly used generative artificial intelligence that fabricated facts that ended up in their criminal cases.
If you’re looking to find what new movies and shows Netflix is adding this week, I’ve got you covered. The streaming service is adding just 15 new movies, shows and live events this week. That’s not necessarily a lot to sort through, but you’re still going to want some advice on which select few deserve…
PETALING JAYA: The technology sector could see pockets of correction after its strong rally, particularly among counters that have experienced a sharp surge.
Every major iPhone camera upgrade over the past decade has followed a familiar playbook: larger sensors, higher megapixel counts, and heavier doses of computational photography. With the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, Apple is introducing something entirely mechanical that aims to give photographers more creative control than ever before: a variable aperture…
The “Continue activities” setting under Android’s “Cross-Device Services” has finally started officially rolling out in mid-September 2026.
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A cross-party group of MPs and peers has identified human rights risks posed by artificial intelligence (AI) which existing laws, they argue, are ill-equipped to cover.