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Welcome to 'Lollywood': Why London is the new Hollywood

Almost as many films were shot in London as LA in 2025. With big movie money pouring into the capital and state-of-the-art studios, Hollywood is losing its blockbuster grip, reports Laura Martin

Evening Standard

Stocks Rise Before the Open as Investors Weigh Big Tech Earnings, U.S. Economic Data and Apple Results in Focus

March S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESH26) are up +0.17%, and March Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQH26) are up +0.19% this morning as investors digest earnings reports from big U.S. tech companies.

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Millions created deepfake nudes on Telegram as AI tools drive global wave of digital abuse

Analysis finds at least 150 channels on messaging app that have distributed AI-generated images and video

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Your Belkin Wemo smart plugs will stop working this week – here’s what you need to do

Belkin finally ends support on its Wemo devices

Amazfit teases a display upgrade that puts pressure on Garmin – and Apple

Leaks suggest Amazfit’s next T-Rex Ultra could adopt MicroLED display tech

11 things you can buy for the same price as the $2,900 Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold

With the Galaxy Z TriFold costing $2,900, it's no doubt a hefty investment that might be tough to swallow. Here's 11 other things you could buy instead for about the same price.

Tom’s Guide

I just tested Samsung's Galaxy Book 6 Pro –and Intel's new Series 3 chip is the game-changer we all needed

I tested Samsung's Galaxy Book 6 Pro – Intel Series 3 chip is a game-changer

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Panther Lake vs Apple M5 benchmarks — 'Intel has done the incredible'

We just tested the new Intel Core Ultra Series 3 chips, and Apple is now officially on notice. Here are our benchmark results between Panther Lake and the Apple M5 chip.

Tom’s Guide

The 2026 Mobile Landscape: Performance, Integration, and the Accessory Ecosystem

In 2026, phones are defined less by raw specs and more by how they behave in real life. A “good” device is one you never worry about.

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How Samsung's first-ever chief design officer is reinventing the electronics giant for the AI age

Samsung turns to an outsider—Mauro Porcini—to conceive of AI-powered products that resonate with consumers and give the Korean giant a more global voice.

Fortune

'I’m heartbroken by the events in Minneapolis': how Tim Cook and other tech CEOs are responding to ICE

Here's how tech leaders have responded to the ICE-related incidents in Minnesota.

Tom’s Guide

Is Apple Stock A Buy Ahead of Q1 Earnings on Jan. 29?

Apple is heading into Q1 earnings with solid momentum across hardware and services.

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A Tree Falling Into His House Wouldn’t Stop This Paul Finebaum Caller

Dealing with a tree in your bedroom can wait when you have a burning question about LSU football.

Sports Illustrated

I’ve been using iPhones for years, and I always turn off this major iOS feature

The iPhone's always-on display feature is potentially useful, but it also drains battery, and if you have an Apple Watch you probably don't need it.

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Big Tech needs less than a month to pay off over $7 billion in 2025 fines, Proton warns

Big Tech was slapped with $7.8 billion in fines in 2025, but Proton found this massive sum represents less than a month of free cash flow. Is it time for regulators to find new teeth?

The Conversation

Apple’s unrivalled commitment to excellence is fading – a designer explains why

Apple introduced Liquid Glass in June 2025 in a self-declared attempt to bring “joy and delight to every user experience”. The visual design style – which is being applied to all Apple products from iPhone to watch to TV – is named for the company’s new type of screen designed…

The Independent UK

How often you should be cleaning your AirPods – and how to do it properly

Your AirPods could be harvesting lots of grime and bacteria

Android Central

I'm excited for the Galaxy S26 Ultra's display, but I'm also worried about what Samsung might leave out

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra looks to be the most feature-rich display Samsung has ever delivered, but will it pay attention to the right details?

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5 Deals on Apple Products at Walmart in February

Christmas has come and gone and 2026 is officially here. If you're hunting for some great Apple products, you're in luck. There are plenty of great deals on Apple products at Walmart in February. Here...

5 things I love about Apple’s new Creator Studio – and one I don’t

Placing all of Apple's pro software applications under one subscription is a clever move, and it boasts some great new features

MusicRadar

“Experienced producers might feel uneasy about the focus being put so heavily on AI and the Session Players, but it’s still an instant recommendation”: Apple Logic Pro for Mac 12 and Logic Pro for iPad 3 review

The Apple Creator Studio bundle is here, and that means new versions of the company’s classic DAW

TechRadar

I tried Apple Creator Studio — and it feels like a return to Apple’s creative roots

Apple Creator Studio is the company’s newest app bundle — here are my first impressions.

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I tried Apple Creator Studio to see if it's worth the subscription

This new bundle will draw in video and music editors, but is it any good for graphic designers?

Tom’s Guide

I just tried Apple Creator Studio — and I’m never going back to Adobe

I spent a week with Apple Creator Studio and finally ditched Adobe. From AI-powered editing to a low price, here's why Apple's new creative suite just works.

Tom’s Hardware

Apple and Nvidia considering Intel for 2028 chip production, report claims — non-core products may be outsourced, driven by tariffs and geopolitical concerns

Apple and Nvidia are reportedly working with Intel to produce some of their products in the U.S., but it is an open question which of their products Intel can actually make.

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