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MPs raise concerns over mounted devices, private-hire drivers as law passed to criminalise holding phones while driving

CNA

MPs raise concerns over mounted devices, private-hire drivers as law passed to criminalise holding phones while driving

One Member of Parliament noted the growing range of digital distractions in the form of wearable devices and large infotainment systems in vehicles.

CNA

Ars Technica

OpenAI says Apple's trade secrets lawsuit is "aggressive and oddly personal"

OpenAI has accused Apple of waging a “careless, aggressive and oddly personal lawsuit” in a blog post rebutting the iPhone maker’s claims that the AI start-up stole top-secret information. “We do not have, nor want, any of their trade…

Ars Technica

Obsidian Security hits a $1.1bn valuation as AI reshapes the threat

Obsidian Security hits a $1.1bn valuation as AI reshapes the threat

Obsidian Security has become the latest cybersecurity company to be repriced upward by artificial intelligence. The SaaS-security firm has raised a fresh funding of $85 Million Series D at a $1.1bn valuation as demand for tools that secure…

Persistent AI Agent Memory Is a Write-Path Cost Problem

Persistent AI Agent Memory Is a Write-Path Cost Problem

Persistent memory turns into an infrastructure cost long before it turns into a quality problem. Here is where the cost and latency actually go, and the levers that move them. Memory is a write-heavy workload Adding memory to an agent is…

Snap is losing its $10 users and gaining $1 ones. It beat anyway, and the stock jumped.

Snap is losing its $10 users and gaining $1 ones. It beat anyway, and the stock jumped.

Snap had a good quarter, and the market treated it like a rescue. The shares jumped after hours, up as much as 13%, once the company beat estimates. The catch is where that rally begins: a stock near its all-time lows, down about 37% this…

India moves to give its instant payments network a business model

TechCrunch

India moves to give its instant payments network a business model

The legislation lays the groundwork for a potential overhaul of India's zero-merchant-discount-rate regime, under which businesses have not paid fees to accept UPI payments since 2020.

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Watch: Down Syndrome Association Malta’s Young Artists Unveil Inspiring New Gudja Artwork

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Watch: Down Syndrome Association Malta’s Young Artists Unveil Inspiring New Gudja Artwork

A colourful new piece of public art has been unveiled in Gudja, showcasing the creativity of children and teenagers from the Down Syndrome Association Malta. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta) The…

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Civilian hunted and attacked by Russian drone in Kherson

Euronews

Civilian hunted and attacked by Russian drone in Kherson

Ukrainian police have released footage showing a civilian being pursued by a Russian FPV drone in a marketplace in the southern city of Kherson. According to police, the 52-year-old man survived the attack but suffered injuries and a…

Euronews

Never put your phone in the refrigerator — here's why

Engadget

Never put your phone in the refrigerator — here's why

Condensation plus electronics are a bad combo.

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I spent two weeks with the Samsung Galaxy S26, and it's a stellar phone with a few annoying compromises

TechRadar

I spent two weeks with the Samsung Galaxy S26, and it's a stellar phone with a few annoying compromises

Samsung Galaxy S26: Two-minute review Every year, Samsung's S-series lineup consists of three models. There's the entry-level option — in this case, the Galaxy S26 — followed by mid- and high-end offerings, which in 2026 are the Galaxy S26…

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Jensen Huang on Asian parenting: 5 lessons from Nvidia CEO's childhood remarks

Times of India

Jensen Huang on Asian parenting: 5 lessons from Nvidia CEO's childhood remarks

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared how his Asian parents' constant feedback shaped him. He explained their criticism was a unique way of showing love and care. This upbringing taught him to embrace criticism and remain humble throughout his…

Times of India

The Future of the Internet May Depend on Proving You Are Human, Without Revealing Who You Are

The Future of the Internet May Depend on Proving You Are Human, Without Revealing Who You Are

Here is an uncomfortable question for anyone who still thinks of the internet as a human place: if a majority of the traffic hitting the world's websites is not human, who exactly is the web being built for? According to Imperva's 2026 Bad…