In the race to roll out 6G, the UK and Europe are caught between technology’s superpowers
The new, global 6G network represents a fundamental shift in what a mobile network is built to do. Where previous generations were designed primarily as pipelines for transporting data between devices, 6G’s ambition is…
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England is rainy again. So why is it still in drought?
Lawns that were brown only a few weeks ago are green again, rivers have begun to rise and the parched appearance of the landscape is starting to fade. So why are drought warnings still being discussed? And why have some…
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Stolen passwords are exposing America’s water providers to hackers
The findings by cybersecurity defense firm SpyCloud underscore how water providers and other critical infrastructure can be compromised with relative ease amidst a wave of hacks targeting the water supplies of dozens of…
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Grand Theft Auto: players are voting, debating, protesting and making political decisions
For those unfamiliar with it, the satirical video game is famous for allowing players to drive around a fictional US city committing crime and shooting people. But as well as misdemeanours, it has also given them the…
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Huawei Watch 6 Review
Limited app support keeps it from competing with the smartest wearables, however, and inconsistent sleep tracking undermines some of its fitness credentials. Stylish look and premium materials Comprehensive health and…
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Global AI glasses shipments double to 4.2 million in first half of 2026
Shipments surged 127% year-on-year, propelled by continued market momentum from Meta and a wave of new hardware entrants emerging from China . Analysts note that market expansion has been fuelled by clear consumer demand…
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Mercedes-Benz is putting a British AI driver into its production cars
Mercedes invested in Wayve’s $1.5B Series D in February, and the software has been integrated into its production architecture using MB.OS. Wayve has signed a production agreement with Mercedes-Benz to put its AI Driver…
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Shuffling the deck chairs: Xbox continues its "reset" with dramatic restructuring
The tumbling continues. When Xbox announced sweeping layoffs in July as part of a brutal “reset” for the gaming brand, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma said part of the pre-existing problem in the gaming unit was “teams, studios…
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Privacy group slams EU for changing the data rules to cater to AI
Led by Austrian lawyer Max Schrems, None of Your Business (noyb) claims the proposal to alter the data protection legislation “in the context of AI” amounts to an abandonment of data protection principles. In September…
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Do USB extenders really work and are they safe to use?
The less convenient answer is that the term "USB extender" can mean anything from a passive cable to an active repeater or a CAT/fiber extender. They all extend the USB connection, but don't necessarily preserve the same…
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