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Taking a MacBook outside is usually as simple as moving from a desk to a patio table, but outdoor conditions are much harder to control. Heat and direct sunlight can affect both the laptop itself and how comfortable its screen is to use. You don’t need special outdoor gear, but you do need to know…

You’d think everything on a 4K TV is displaying in 4K, but it’s unfortunately not that simple.

Smart TVs have become pretty common across buildings and households the world over, and by the end of 2026, over 50% of all households globally are expected to own one, up from 34% in 2020. Smart TVs are popular for many reasons, including voice assistants, regular software updates and easy internet access, which allows viewers…

Retro Bowl College+ brings old-school college football to the service with its paid features unlocked and no in-app purchases.

KUALA LUMPUR (Aug 28): Dunham-Bush Industries Sdn Bhd will invest approximately RM172 million in the first phase of a new manufacturing facility at SPD Tech Valley in Senawang, Negeri Sembilan, as the heating, ventilation and air conditioning solutions manufacturer seeks to expand its production capacity in Malaysia.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has shared alarming details about how Artificial Intelligence is going to change the world, for the worse for the majority of the world population.

Huggling Face Hacking Scandal Backfire Big Tech and Financial Services 100 places “Only a few months of defense time” Urging the government to strengthen defense of essential infrastructure such as hospitals and electrical grids Spread a sense of crisis over open AI and anthology hacking cases “AI changes attack and defense” International cooperation is urgently…

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The government was making a ‘public example’ of Anthropic, according to the ruling. Credit: Bloomberg / Contributor / Bloomberg

Meta waved a white flag on Wednesday in a long-running battle over claims it used deceptive tactics to get teens addicted to social media, reaching a roughly $18 billion settlement agreement and pledging to make sweeping changes to Facebook and Instagram to address teen safety.