by alex | Apr 7, 2026 | newsletter
AI datacentres built to power the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence may also be creating measurable heat increases across surrounding areas, raising new concerns about their local environmental impact as well as their energy use. New Research Findings A 2026...
by alex | Apr 7, 2026 | newsletter
Microsoft’s Copilot in Word can turn a simple prompt into a complete document, and this video shows how it can quickly produce written content, structure it into clear sections and take care of the initial layout so you are not starting from scratch. [Note – To...
by alex | Apr 7, 2026 | newsletter
Many email and cloud platforms allow you to preview files in your browser, so opening unknown documents this way first is a simple way to reduce the risk of running harmful content on your device. Why This Matters Unexpected attachments are one of the most common ways...
by alex | Mar 31, 2026 | newsletter
A US jury has just found Meta Platforms and Google liable for harm linked to addictive platform design, marking a pivotal moment in how social media companies may be held accountable. What Just Happened? A Los Angeles jury has concluded that Meta and Google were...
by alex | Mar 31, 2026 | newsletter
A series of incidents involving Waymo’s autonomous vehicles has highlighted what happens when driverless systems fail in complex real world situations and how much they still rely on human intervention to recover. A Technology Built For The Road Meets The Unexpected...
by alex | Mar 31, 2026 | newsletter
A new chemistry breakthrough could allow people to use long fingernails on touchscreens, addressing a long-standing usability issue with modern devices. Why Fingernails Don’t Work On Touchscreens Most modern smartphones and tablets use capacitive touchscreens, which...
