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Enough of the billionaires and their big tech. ‘Frugal tech’ will build us all a better world

Titans like Musk would love us to believe innovation means top-down solutions that only enrich the wealthy. In fact, we all have the power, says Eleanor Drage, research fellow at Cambridge University

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I’m a parent who reviews phones — here's the 5 phones I recommend for back to school

I’m a parent who reviews phones — here's the 5 phones I recommend for back to school

If your back-to-school plans include getting a new phone, here's what you should be looking for.

Tim Cook Says 'Apple Must Do This,' As He Compares AI To Internet, Smartphone Revolutions

Tim Cook Says 'Apple Must Do This,' As He Compares AI To Internet, Smartphone Revolutions

Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) CEO Tim Cook conducted a rare all-hands meeting at the company’s Cupertino, California, headquarters after the company's fiscal third-quarter earnings, emphasizing the importance of artificial intelligence as a pivotal opportunity for the tech giant.

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Thrill-seeker to attempt to ride 120 rollercoasters in UK in just over two weeks

Dean Stokes, 36, worked for Google for five years before leaving the corporate ladder to set up his own business.

Evening Standard

Reddit's pausing its paid subreddit plans and focusing on 'making Reddit the go-to place for search,' presumably because we're all adding 'reddit' to everything we Google anyway

Probably for the best.

OpenAI pulls chat sharing tool after Google search privacy scare

OpenAI ends public chat sharing feature following unanticipated revelations.

Google URL Shortener grants mercy for 'active' links, but time dwindles for the rest

Google updated its plans for "active" links made through its URL Shortener ahead of its planned shutdown.

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Epic Games for Android will be available on Google Store following court ruling

Epic Games for Android will be available on Google Store following court ruling

Epic's CEO, Tim Sweeney, reported a victory against Google in its anti-competitive practices case.

Android Central

First things you should do with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7

First things you should do with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7

Most of the time when you get a new smartphone, there might be a new feature here and there to mess around with. While that's technically true of the Galaxy Z Fold 7, there's a whole lot more, and we're here to help you get started.

Android Central

Google’s new Deep Think feature is here — what it does and why it might not stay Ultra-exclusive for long

Google’s new Deep Think feature is here — what it does and why it might not stay Ultra-exclusive for long

Google just launched Deep Think for Gemini 2.5 Ultra — a new feature that boosts reasoning and creativity using parallel thinking. Here’s how it works.

The balance between easy and secure is tough, but your finger is the answer

The balance between easy and secure is tough, but your finger is the answer

Adding more authentication is good, as long as it doesn't get in the way.

Android Central

Apple hints it could be about to make major move in AI in latest results

Apple hints it could be about to make major move in AI in latest results

Apple could be about to spend big to improve its artificial intelligence offering, chief executive Tim Cook has suggested as he revealed the company’s latest results.

The Independent UK

Epic's win against Google is upheld, and the Sweenster is loving it: 'Total victory'

Epic's win against Google is upheld, and the Sweenster is loving it: 'Total victory'

But Google can (and will) take the appeal to the Supreme Court.

Allianz Life cyberattack gets worse as company confirms Social Security numbers stolen

Allianz Life cyberattack gets worse as company confirms Social Security numbers stolen

The "majority" of its 1.4 million customer base is affected.

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Microsoft ending Windows 11 SE support October 2026 — Chrome OS competitor also won't get version 25H2 update coming later this year

Meant for budget student laptops, the OS will no longer receive updates or support

AI is entering an 'unprecedented regime.' Should we stop it — and can we — before it destroys us?

The technological singularity — the point at which artificial general intelligence surpasses human intelligence — is coming. But will it usher in humanity's salvation, or lead to its downfall?

Microsoft has all but given up on Windows 11 SE – and it looks like the war against Chromebooks has been lost

Microsoft has long been gunning for Chromebooks, but its latest effort to secure a piece of the low-cost laptop market has failed dismally.

Tom’s Hardware

Apple's Tim Cook 'very open to M&A that accelerates our road map' for AI' — company increasing spending on AI initiatives, reorganizing teams to address expansion

Lagging behind leading tech firms in artificial intelligence, Apple is ramping up internal efforts and actively pursuing acquisitions to accelerate its AI development, but at the same time keeping CapEx modest compared to peers like Google, Meta, and Microsoft.

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Apple issues security updates to fix zero-day flaw used in Chrome attacks — update your iPhone and Mac right now

The latest iOS, macOS and other updates from Apple include a security patch which fixes a zero-day flaw in Google Chrome.

ChatGPT chats are showing up in Google Search — how to find and delete yours [Update]

Your private ChatGPT conversations might be showing up in Google Search. Here’s how to check if yours were indexed — and how to delete them fast.

The Free Financial Advisor

Is It Legal for Companies to Listen to You Through Smart Speakers?

Smart speakers are everywhere. You might have one in your kitchen, living room, or even your bedroom. They play music, answer questions, and control your lights. But there’s a question that keeps coming up: Is it legal for companies to listen to you through smart speakers? This isn’t just a…

Chrome stretches its lead over the floundering Edge - and I'm not convinced Microsoft's big Copilot AI promises will save the browser

Edge has dropped in popularity - is Copilot AI going to save the browser, or does Microsoft just need to chill with its overzealous promos?

6 best reading apps for Android phones: Kindle, Readly, Libby, and more

Find your next page-turner with these top-tier reading apps for Android phones.

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Mock Bing all you want — it keeps gaining users and making billions

Microsoft’s long-term bet on Bing is paying off. The search engine has gained market share four years in a row.

Google's new cheap Pixel Buds may have leaked before their expected launch with the next Pixel phones later this month

The Pixel Buds 2a look set to arrive soon, and here's your claimed first look

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