Technology

Samsung Galaxy S26 series could use silicon-carbon batteries This should allow a capacity increase of 10 to 15% The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra could then have a battery of up to around 5,750 mAh The Samsung Galaxy S25 series is almost here, but reports suggest their batteries won’t be any bigger than last year’s phones. […]

Garmin released its first quarter public beta It includes software upgrades for the Forerunner, Venu and other popular Garmins. Strength training workouts are now included in existing coaching plans, and there is also a Body Battery upgrade. Garmin just rolled out its Q1 public beta for the best Garmin watches on the market, giving registered

Nintendo Switch 2 could avoid its predecessor’s out-of-stock issues The company is expected to supply around 20 million units in the first year. This is probably enough to cover the first year’s global demand. The Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to be available when it launches later in 2025, with analysts predicting a huge improvement

More than half of UK job seekers have now used AI on their CV 90% of hiring managers also used AI to select you Recruiters are looking for a strong personal brand More than half (52%) of UK job seekers have used artificial intelligence to improve and refine their CV – a figure that rises

As digital innovation accelerates, the scale and sophistication of cyber threats, particularly distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, also increases. Hyper-volumetric DDoS attacks, which overwhelm systems with floods of traffic, are increasing in frequency and complexity. According to our research, more than a third (37%) of European businesses have been victims of such an attack

Avery discovers credit card skimmer installed on its website Tens of thousands of people have had their sensitive data confiscated It now offers free credit monitoring services to those affected. Hackers have been found stealing payments and personally identifiable information (PII) from customers of printing giant Avery for more than six months, experts have claimed.

The UK’s National Audit Office says the government’s approach to technology providers requires centralized reform The current strategy is costing taxpayers billions and leaving Britain’s infrastructure obsolete for three decades. The Public Accounts Committee has also spoken out, saying government departments are not “smart customers”. In alarming but unsurprising news given its attitude towards artificial

ScalaHosting Announces New SPanel-Based Hosting Plans Their team will take care of customer migration free of charge SPanel for non-ScalaHosting shared hosting plans American web hosting provider ScalaHosting has released an update to SPanel allowing it to be used on shared hosting plans. The update gives shared hosting customers (and resellers) of one of the

One of the most common challenges we hear is that organizations think it’s almost impossible to connect their existing, modern systems. Well, that’s not true. Legacy systems, often considered outdated and deeply integrated, stand in stark contrast to modern systems designed for flexibility, scalability and innovation. Despite these divergent perceptions, legacy and modern systems remain

Metaphor: New ReFantazio patch adds a new way for players to change their party formation The update also introduced a new category skipping feature Several gameplay bugs have also been fixed Atlus has released a new patch for Metaphor: ReFantaziowhich brings changes to the main menu and bug fixes. Update 1.11 for PlayStation, although for