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Sony’s Integrated Processor V1 and Dual Noise Sensor technology drive the noise cancelling on the WH-CH720N, now down to $88.

A scalable AI system requires a strong foundation. Data, engineering, platforms, operating models, and governance must converge to work as one. This session from MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Future conference explores what it takes to build that foundation in a highly regulated environment and how a responsible, trustworthy implementation can turn emerging capabilities, including agentic…

Happy International Crocs Day! 🐊 It’s officially Croctober, and there’s no better way to celebrate than snapping up a new pair of the beloved brand’s clogs, slides and sandals.

Five major U.S. banks are restricting or blocking third-party AI agents from customer accounts after detecting automated systems operating inside those accounts, according to a report published by Axios in October 2026. If you have ever connected an AI assistant to your bank login, you may already be in violation of your bank’s terms of…

Six short stories in one gripping, grizzly Gaelic horror series. Just what the doctor ordered for spooky season. You can check them out in Wolf Bay,if you dare.

Google’s massive AI expansion in Finland has come at a startling environmental cost. Approximately 250,000 trees have been cut down at one planned data center site, and Finnish authorities have ordered the company to halt work while environmental reviews are completed.

Jimmy Carr is back for a spooky-themed version of his highly popular game show, Last One Laughing, where celebrity comedians must try their best to make one another laugh, while avoiding breaking a smile themselves.

The US Navy has tested autonomous aircraft capable of completing assigned missions and recovering aboard moving vessels despite satellite navigation being unavailable or disrupted.

This six-part comedy series is a very exciting venture, created by and starring Leo Reich and made in conjunction with arguably the most popular movie studio in the world, A24. It’s all about three friends who met in university and now spend their time in London navigating all the things post-grads have to deal with,…

Most laptops aren’t built around a touchscreen. Some manufacturers offer it as an added extra, or a costly upgrade, but it’s rarely a central part of the design. With the award-winning Dell XPS 13, touchscreen support comes as standard, meaning you get access to intuitive touch controls whatever you’re doing, and a laptop that’s built…