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Pulse Mix15:52 – 02 October 2026 A new way to watch the years go by, using the photos already on your phone
Alongside using the iPhone 18 Pro, I’ve also been carrying out a little experiment as we await the launch of the iPhone Duo.
Gen Z is using artificial intelligence regularly, but many young adults are also becoming more skeptical about how the technology could affect their learning, creativity and future jobs. (Photo: KUTV)
Ever since Apple introduced the Action Button on newer iPhones, it has come with one major catch: out of the box, it can only perform a single task at a time. For most people, that means using it as a basic mute switch or a quick camera launcher, leaving a great piece of hardware mostly…
Your phone may be all you need until battery life, navigation or rough conditions start getting in the way.
Every year, Apple loads its latest iOS update with flashy upgrades, AI features, and overhauled menus. But often, the changes that actually improve your daily routine are the subtle, single-fix tweaks buried right beneath your fingertips.
Its latest reality game show, Wonka’s Golden Ticket, hasn’t even been on the platform for 24 hours, and it’s already found itself in the midst of scathing criticism for, you guessed it, its controversial use of AI.
WASHINGTON (7News) —The FAA launched new technology Monday that uses artificial intelligence to try to reduce flight delays and cancellations, and the D.C. region is the first place in the country where it is being used.
It’s easy to forget how impressive Siri was when it was unveiled back in 2011. But as time passed, Siri never really evolved and even struggled with basic tasks. Chances are you’ve asked it to play a song or set an alarm, only to have it search the web for your request. If you haven’t…
If you’ve ever used a Kindle or similar ereader, you’re probably familiar with E Ink display technology. Unlike the OLED or LCD displays on most of our other devices, an E Ink display doesn’t pack a built-in light source or even require power to keep displaying an image once it’s on-screen. Instead, millions of tiny…