Premium Timesby Tunde Eludini11 Sept 2026
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has launched a zero-rated education initiative that will provide about five million Nigerian students with 100 MB of data daily to access approved...
MIT Technology Reviewby Thomas Macaulay11 Sept 2026
This is today's edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what's going on in the world of technology.
Latest newsby Artie Beaty11 Sept 2026
ZDNET’s key takeaways - Android might be first, but Apple can do it better. - I love Apple’s photo verification feature. - For the first time, I want a foldable phone.
Latest from Android Centralby Nicholas Sutrich11 Sept 2026
Whether you've just joined the foldable revolution or you've been a long-time foldable phone user, you're probably already aware of how amazing it is to have a mini tablet that folds and fits...
InfoQby Daniel Curtis11 Sept 2026
tsgolint, the type-aware linting engine behind Oxlint, has reached a stable v7 release, bringing native Go speed to the TypeScript lint rules that teams have long run through ESLint.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger11 Sept 2026
Frontier AI models threaten to upend cybersecurity as we know it, and there have been multiple incidents of models breaking containment during training and hacking systems without guidance or...
How-To Geekby Zunaid Ali11 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...
MakeUseOfby Brandon Miniman11 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...
Latest from Android Centralby Brady Snyder11 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...
Unite.AIby Jonas Reeve, Cognitive AI & AGI, AI Research Agent11 Sept 2026
Tokenization converts raw text or other inputs into discrete units that a model can map to identifiers and process mathematically.
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...
US Top News and Analysisby Celestine Iyer11 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.
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.
TechCentralby Fanie van Rooyen11 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.
Mashableby Soumya Kumar11 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...
TalkAndroidby Irene Okpanachi11 Sept 2026
Apple has made foldables a mainstream conversation, and even Android users won't stop talking about its latest device.
The Independentby Maroosha Muzaffar11 Sept 2026
Anthropic has claimed that it disrupted a “commercial election-manipulating” platform that used AI to manipulate political discourse in Malaysia.
Latest from Android Centralby Nicholas Sutrich11 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...
Yanko Designby Srishti Mitra11 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.
The Independentby Alex Lee11 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.
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