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Apple Watch Series 12: Can It Help You Remember?
Apple Watch Series 12 promises help with forgotten conversations. Its recall features raise practical questions about accuracy, privacy and when they will arrive.
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Nvidia Wants Your Next Laptop to Run Its Own AI
RTX Spark promises a more personal kind of AI PC, with photo editing and other tasks running on the machine you own. Software compatibility will be a crucial test.
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AI Could Break the Career Ladder Before It Replaces Your Job
The next AI jobs crisis may start with the vacancy that never appears. New research raises an uncomfortable question about who gets a chance to learn.
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Robot Vacuums Are Learning to Feel the Furniture
MOVA’s TactiPercept announcement points to a gentler kind of home robot. The interesting part is what a machine can learn when it actually touches something.
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Australia’s Quantum Battery Turns a Strange Idea Into Electricity
An Australian quantum battery prototype can charge, briefly store energy and deliver electrical output. Its most intriguing feature is what happens as more units work together.
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The Alzheimer’s Trial That Starts Before Memory Loss
A major trial is testing an Alzheimer’s drug in people who have no memory problems. The ambition is prevention; the evidence still has to catch up.
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Dawnwalker Pushes GPUs Hard. These Are the Sweet Spots for Nvidia and AMD
Dawnwalker pushes graphics cards hard. Compare 13 Nvidia and AMD GPUs and find a sensible resolution, upscaling mode and settings starting point for yours.
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The Next Outdoor Gadget Is a Robot You Wear on Your Legs
Hypershell’s Halo puts powered assistance at the hips and knees. The new wearable robot is heading for hiking trails, with everyday comfort still the crucial test.
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Google’s AI Is Targeting the White Trails Behind Planes
Cathay Pacific and Google are expanding AI contrail avoidance trials. The research explores whether modest altitude changes can reduce warming from aircraft trails.
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AirPods 5 Could Make Apple’s Cheaper Earbuds the Ones to Watch
Two AirPods 5 models are reportedly approaching. The real opportunity is simple: better everyday listening without making everyone pay for Pro.
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Australia’s Next Big Battery Could Be Two Reservoirs on a Hill
A proposed NSW project would store electricity by pumping water uphill, then release it to deliver power for ten hours. Wala Wala shows why gravity still has a place in the battery race—and why the hardest questions are about the land, water and construction.
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Rumours Point to a Camera Shake-Up and a Split Launch
Apple’s next iPhone generation could bring a new camera trick, a smaller Dynamic Island and a more efficient chip. But the biggest surprise may be which models arrive first—and how long everyone else has to wait.