Samsung just gave its foldable lineup its biggest shake-up in years — and it’s going to cost you more to get one. At Galaxy Unpacked in London, the company unveiled three new folding phones: the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, the standard Galaxy Z Fold 8, and the Galaxy Z Flip 8. Two new…
AMD confirmed yesterday that it’ll invests up to $5 billion in Anthropic as part of a computing power deal that will see Anthropic run Claude on AMD’s MI400 AI accelerators. The partnership is one of the largest chip-plus-investment deals in AI history — and one of the clearest signals yet that the industry is serious about…
Most people treat their AI accounts — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot — like they treat their social media accounts. They set a password, maybe turn on two-factor authentication, and don’t think much more about it. That’s a mistake. Your AI accounts hold something far more sensitive than your social media profiles: your conversation history. Think…
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has published a striking blog post warning enterprise companies that every time they use a proprietary AI model, they are making two payments — one they can see, and one they cannot. The post, published on July 13, 2026, on his personal blog, has triggered widespread discussion in Silicon Valley because…
There’s a saying that’s become almost a cliché in tech circles: “If you’re not paying for the product, you are the product.” Like most clichés, it became one because it’s true — but most people still don’t fully understand what that means in practice. Free apps aren’t a charitable gesture from billion-dollar companies. They are…
For decades, the promise of connecting rural Africa to the internet was stuck in the same loop: too expensive to build, too far from fibre routes, too low a return on investment for telecoms. Satellite internet in Africa is finally breaking that cycle — and the pace of change over the last two years has…
Smart glasses have spent years as a category full of promises and short on actual products you could buy. That changed fast in 2026. Meta’s Ray-Ban Display glasses are shipping. Snap just showed off its long-awaited Specs at Augmented World Expo. Google and Samsung are readying their first Gemini-powered glasses for autumn. And budget options…
What is digital twin technology, and why is it gaining attention? Digital twin technology is transforming industries by creating virtual replicas of physical objects, systems, or processes. These digital models help businesses monitor performance, predict issues, and improve efficiency. Digital twins are used in industries like manufacturing, healthcare, smart cities, and automotive technology. How Digital…
One of the most common questions from anyone starting their coding journey is also one of the most paralysing: which programming language should I learn first? The internet will give you 50 different opinions. Some people swear by Python. Others insist you start with JavaScript. A few contrarians will say C++. The truth is, the best first…
If you’re learning to code, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Git — and quietly filed it under “things I’ll figure out later.” That’s a mistake. Version control isn’t a nice-to-have for senior engineers. It’s a foundational skill that makes every other part of software development easier, safer, and less stressful — no matter your level….
Few things are more frustrating than slow internet — especially when you’re paying for a fast connection. But before you call your provider to complain, it’s worth knowing this: most Wi-Fi slowdowns have nothing to do with your internet plan. The problem is almost always something between your router and your device. Here’s what’s actually causing…
Most people replace their phone or laptop not because it completely died — but because it got too slow, too hot, or too unreliable to be worth the frustration. The good news? A lot of that decline is preventable. With a few consistent habits, you can add years to the life of your devices and…
Every year, thousands of technology startups launch with bold ideas, venture capital backing, and the ambition to change the world. Most of them are gone within five years. The reasons behind why tech startups fail are rarely mysterious — and understanding them is the first step toward building something that lasts. The Most Common Reason: Building Something…