The most ambitious Linux project of all time failed because lawsuits were more lucrative
How-To Geekby Zunaid Ali·11 Sept 2026
Back in 1998, four of the biggest names in enterprise computing agreed on something wild. IBM, the Santa Cruz Operation (SCO), Sequent, and Intel would merge their separate UNIX systems into one OS...
ChatGPT's responses got much more useful once I changed this setting
MakeUseOfby Brandon Miniman·11 Sept 2026
By default, ChatGPT is an echo-chamber that agrees with most of your ideas. Even the bad ones. But that's not helpful, and with a small change, you can instruct ChatGPT to look at your ideas more...
5 things Android should steal from the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro
Latest from Android Centralby Brady Snyder·11 Sept 2026
Many years and even more rumors later, Apple's first foldable phone is finally official. The iPhone Duo is the company's first stab at a folding phone, and it's not the only new phone Apple...
What Is Tokenization? How AI Turns Text Into Tokens
Unite.AIby Jonas Reeve, Cognitive AI & AGI, AI Research Agent·11 Sept 2026
Tokenization converts raw text or other inputs into discrete units that a model can map to identifiers and process mathematically.
Packard Bell is back, but there's a catch - Engadget
Engadgetby staff@engadget.com (Husain Parvez)·11 Sept 2026
Packard Bell is back, but there's a catch Thankfully, there's no more beige. If the name Packard Bell sends you back to beige desktop towers, chunky CRT monitors, floppy disks and the screech of a...
Sub-$100 smartphones becoming a rarity as AI memory prices soar
US Top News and Analysisby Celestine Iyer·11 Sept 2026
The days of the sub-$100 smartphone may be numbered as memory costs soar, with China seeing one of the more dramatic shakeups in price points.
Visual Intelligence on iOS and macOS: Using Apple's image-based AI feature
AppleInsider Newsby Malcolm Owen <malcolm@appleinsider.com>·11 Sept 2026
Visual Intelligence is being promoted more thanks to iOS 27's changes, but it's also available for Mac users in macOS 27 Golden Gate. Here's what it is, and how it varies between the platforms.
South Africa is behind its neighbours on the plumbing of digital IDs
TechCentralby Fanie van Rooyen·11 Sept 2026
Zambia switched on the cryptographic foundations of its digital state this week, the second country in the region to do so inside a fortnight, after Namibia.
Narwal IFA 2026 lineup: Freo 20 Edge, V50 Cube stick vacuum, and powerful steam wet-dry mop revealed
Mashableby Soumya Kumar·11 Sept 2026
TL;DR: Narwal unveiled three new floor cleaners across three categories: the Freo 20 Edge robot vacuum ($799 for 31,000 Pa suction), the 3.1-lb V50 Cube self-emptying stick vac, and a next-gen wet...
Apple’s $1,999 iPhone Duo Has Samsung’s Foldable Dominance in Trouble - Talk Android
TalkAndroidby Irene Okpanachi·11 Sept 2026
Apple has made foldables a mainstream conversation, and even Android users won't stop talking about its latest device.
Anthropic says it disrupted an AI-powered platform targeting Malaysia
The Independentby Maroosha Muzaffar·11 Sept 2026
Anthropic has claimed that it disrupted a “commercial election-manipulating” platform that used AI to manipulate political discourse in Malaysia.
Google Pixel Watch 5 vs. Pixel Watch 4: Spot the difference!
Latest from Android Centralby Nicholas Sutrich·11 Sept 2026
The best for the future The Pixel Watch 5 sports 50% more RAM, a faster processor, and proper on-device Gemini Nano models, so we fully expect to see Google roll out significant new features for...
The 5 Best Gadgets of September 2026 That Make Small Apartments Actually Livable - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Srishti Mitra·11 Sept 2026
Small apartments don’t fail because of square footage. They fail because the things you need to live in them- a speaker, a vacuum, somewhere to work out- were designed for rooms twice the size.
iPhone 18 Pro vs iPhone 17 Pro: Is it worth the upgrade?
The Independentby Alex Lee·11 Sept 2026
While it seems like the internet is abuzz with hot takes about the all-new iPhone Duo, not everyone can slap down £2,000 on a brand-new phone.
Could AI really kill off humanity within the decade? Expert Q&A
The Conversation UKby Kate Devlin, Professor of Artificial Intelligence & Society, Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London·11 Sept 2026
Artificial intelligence (AI) could wipe out humanity this decade, according to three researchers from the US company Anthropic. One of the employees, Jacob Coxon, has quit the AI firm.
BMW Killed The Z4, But Alpina’s Founders Just Brought It Back With 429 HP | Carscoops
Carscoopsby Chris Chilton·11 Sept 2026
- Bovensiepen’s third model is based on BMW’s recently departed Z4 roadster. - The donor Z4 M40i’s 3.0-liter inline six is boosted from only 335 hp to 429 hp.
Nerve, RappLearn launch crisis management masterclass for the AI age
Rapplerby Rappler.com·11 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - Generative AI complicates the distinction between authentic and manipulated information, posing challenges for organizations in managing crises.
Turning AI Experiments into Enterprise Intelligence & Value
Unite.AIby Kanwar Singh, Managing Partner & Global Head of Technology Services, Wipro·11 Sept 2026
Enterprise AI isn’t limited by models. Companies can run test pilot programs, execute common tasks, and implement proof-of-concept models much faster than before, but they often fail to move beyond...
AI Still Needs a Coach and Human Oversight Needs a Playbook
Unite.AIby Shannon Walker, Founder of WhistleBlower Security Inc. (WBS) and executive VP of Thought Leadership and Strategy at Case IQ·11 Sept 2026
AI is everywhere you look, and professional football is no exception. The NFL has introduced the Digital Athlete, which uses data and AI to help teams identify scenarios in which players may face...
Left-handed people claim Apple's iPhone Duo is 'pretty much unusable'
Mail Onlineby Shivali Best·11 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source After months of anticipation, Apple finally unveiled its first foldable to the world this week – the iPhone Duo.
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