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F1 in Brazil: You’ve got to keep your tires alive

The rain didn't cause chaos in Brazil, but it did shake things up a bit. Credit: Mark Thompson/Getty Images In sports, a “ dead rubber ” is a match that takes place after the outcome of the series or championship has…

Samsung’s new Memory app is a better version of one of Google’s exclusive Pixel apps

As you'd expect for an app like this, it's very reliant on using AI to help recognize, catalog, and describe various screenshots and other memories. Memory is an AI-powered cataloging tool It's not just for screenshots…

Microsoft's Azure Linux gets 470-plus security fixes in one almighty patching session

Over the weekend, Microsoft rolled out Azure Linux 3.0.2022 with fixes covering everything from the Linux kernel to open source packages and container software. The changelog runs to hundreds of entries, so anyone…

Prehistoric Britons may have made giant stone axes to show off

Giant ficrons, weighing up to 3 kilograms and measuring up to 30 centimetres long, were fragile and impractical to wield – but tricky and time-consuming to knap. Accomplished stone tool-makers thus probably fashioned…

Garmin Enduro 4 Review

Very long battery life will see you through nearly a month between charges Solid, consistent fitness and health tracking Comfortable to wear despite its size, thanks to the strap and lightweight build Display is hard to…

Europe’s protest wave looks like 1968, but the demands are fundamentally different

Student-led protests in countries across the continent have spread from schools and universities into broad alliances with trade unions and housing campaigners. France has seen large-scale unrest, initially linked to…

Alleged Chinese spy pitched Nvidia chip deals to investors

According to investors present at the pitches, Alice Huang and her business partner Kang Wei sought funding in early 2025 for a large-scale data centre project in Southeast Asia worth several hundred million dollars.…

Birds return to waterfowl park after oil vandalism

The popular attraction in County Antrim was forced to close after a nearby home heating oil tank was vandalised , causing the oil spill into the pond. In a post on social media, The Waterfowl Pond confirmed that work is…

Who is the suspected Chinese spy at centre of the Nvidia investigation?

The New York Times reported that US officials suspect Alice Huang has been working for China's spy agency to collect intelligence. China has denied allegations of Huang being a Chinese spy, calling the allegations…

This prototype camera is fighting the good fight against AI photography

At least, that is what Josh Cowell, founder of camera maker CAIM1, will tell you. Short for Counter Artificial Intelligence Machine 1, the startup is working to reestablish our collective faith in the validity of images…