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What about you? Let me know in the poll below! 2026-11-09T15:53:23.352Z Yup, it's another one These new aestehtics and limited edition releases seem to be coming thick and fast from Sony. This one comes hot on the heels…
Though they have their dedicated fans, OnePlus devices have always been a bit niche. Just like the company's phones, OnePlus smartwatches stand toe to toe with competitors' in terms of performance, but remain far from…
The robot, dubbed PROMISE (Polar Rover for Observation, Mapping, and In-Situ Exploration), is a cut-and-shut of engineering test articles used for the Perseverance and Curiosity rovers, currently rolling around the Red…
For a long time, SpaceX has been synonymous with the development of newer, larger, and ever-more-reusable rockets. But that began to change over the last decade with the introduction of Starlink, and the change has…
It reached 95% average success with five demonstrations per task in Nvidia’s tests. Foxconn, Siemens and Nexuni are testing it. Nvidia has unveiled GR00T 2, an AI model that helps robots learn delicate hand skills partly…
The social media giant says it will use the AI technology to find people it suspects to be teens, even if they use an adult birthday. Teen Accounts place users into a stricter account experience with additional…
Announced at KubeCon, OpenShift 5 has been “purpose built” to help streamline deployment of AI workloads, virtual machines (VMs), and containerized workloads. According to Red Hat, OpenShift 5 boasts faster root-cause…
First off, the less controversial idea that's apparently being mulled. As discovered by Windows Latest , this is an App Updates panel which is in a recent preview build of the OS (and has been present in testing in the…
The question is, should we really be handing over such a personal task to AI? While I agree that rituals like writing Christmas cards can help to get you in the festive mood, and some people find writing them calming and…
Now, federal safety regulators have opened a new investigation into why that behavior has continued. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in a November 6 filing that a majority of these…