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An overwhelming majority (97%) of US database administrators are running obsolete software, according to the latest State of Open

After months of beta testing, iOS 27 is finally available to download around the world – and it brings some massive changes to the iPhone experience.

It’s no surprise that the popularity of fitness competitions such as the CrossFit Games, Hyrox and marathons continues to soar. It seems we just love testing the boundaries of our physical and mental abilities — speed, power, endurance and everything in between.

As headlights are constantly subjected to the elements, it’s no surprise that the casing can become milky or yellow over time.

I love a good rocker on a running shoe, and the On Cloudsurfer line’s signature feature has always been its CloudTec Phase cushioning, where holes in the midsole collapse into eachother like dominoes to roll you from heel to toe as you run.

In my never-ending quest to be kinder to my wallet, I’ve adopted some money-saving tricks of the trade with the aid of AI.

IPVanish has just called time on a project most of its users never saw: a two-year, ground-up rebuild of its entire server network.

There’s been a wave of AI safety concerns, particularly over the last few days as big tech calls for the AI race to slow down amidst fears of technology progressing too fast. Microsoft has written a constitution for its AI in response.

Unless you are a professional photographer, chances are your camera roll is filled with almost-perfect shots. The horizon tilts slightly to the left, a stranger’s elbow sneaks into the edge of a portrait, or a tight crop leaves out half of the background.

Having recently spent time with MelGeek’s Made68 Ultra V2 keyboard, I came away declaring my love for its magnetic switches, slick styling and clean sound. With those things fresh in my mind, I approached the Centauri60 Evangelion ‘Asuka Edition’ expecting a familiar experience. What I found instead was a keyboard that carries over everything I…