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Ubisoft confirms that new games Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry and Ghost Recon are in the works and will launch by March 2029, alongside the “first playable generative AI experience”

Ubisoft confirms a new Assassin’s Creed, Far from itAnd Ghost Recognition the games are in development The company plans to release them all by March 2029. Ubisoft says its recent restructuring efforts will allow “a return to higher quality standards” Ubisoft shared plans to release more Assassin’s Creed games and novelties Far from it And […]

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De’Longhi’s new Pinguino air conditioner will keep you cool in any room, and it’s launched just in time for the UK’s early summer heat.

The Pinguino is up to 50% more efficient than some competing models It has a silent mode for bedtime cooling It’s on sale now for £999 direct from De’Longhi With our weather apps promising a hot weekend and a hot summer just around the corner, De’Longhi couldn’t have picked a better time to launch a

De’Longhi’s new Pinguino air conditioner will keep you cool in any room, and it’s launched just in time for the UK’s early summer heat. Read More »

“AI is a great tool, but it’s a tool”: Linus Torvalds exposes his complex “love-hate relationship with AI”

Linus Torvalds talks about his views on AI Linux creator says AI can help, but ‘pain points’ are also present New security reporting processes revealed to tackle AI deluge Linux creator Linus Torvalds has admitted he doesn’t always have the best experience with AI tools, saying he has a “love-hate relationship” with the technology. Speaking

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“More intuitive than ever”: iOS 27’s new AI voice commands could finally make Siri smart

Apple’s Siri assistant is set to get a major upgrade this summer Apple revealed AI features for its Voice Control accessibility tool This could hint at agent powers coming to Siri in iOS 27 Apple is expected to relaunch Siri at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on June 8, equipping the virtual assistant with long-awaited

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Alexa+ can now create AI podcasts about current events in case you want to for some reason. So now is a great time for Spotify to actually verify podcasts that are definitely from humans.

Alexa+ can now quickly create personalized AI podcasts for you Meanwhile, Spotify labels AI-created podcasts A growing number of new podcasts are generated by AI We’re now well past the point where AI models can create compelling audio podcasts, run by compelling AI hosts – and there are a few developments this week that will

Alexa+ can now create AI podcasts about current events in case you want to for some reason. So now is a great time for Spotify to actually verify podcasts that are definitely from humans. Read More »

“The challenge is not a lack of technology, but a lack of alignment with the realities of work”: Study says workers are using unapproved AI tools at work, even if they know the risks.

Many workers still can’t get to grips with AI at work, and disconnection from leaders doesn’t help Mitel reveals 71% used unapproved communications tools for business purposes And 71% of workers say they feel pressured to “make it work” with tools that aren’t designed for their needs. Workers are struggling to understand how to best

“The challenge is not a lack of technology, but a lack of alignment with the realities of work”: Study says workers are using unapproved AI tools at work, even if they know the risks. Read More »

Roku launches two new projectors and a free update for its devices, all in time for the World Cup

Roku unveils two projectors that will use its Smart TV platform Both projectors are made by Aurzen and Sharp It also brings a free World Cup update to existing devices Roku has announced the launch of two new projectors, which use its smart TV platform, in the UK market. He also confirmed that a free

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Is this the future of drive-ins? Huawei’s XPixel smart headlights can project games, TV shows and more onto any surface. The technology presented at the Beijing Auto Show is the first to offer color projection.

Huawei showcased its technology at the recent Beijing Auto Show The XPixel platform would be the first car headlight system to project color Outdoor cinema and mobile gaming could soon become a reality Huawei is set to launch the world’s first automotive headlight system capable of color projection. Although the Chinese tech company has been

Is this the future of drive-ins? Huawei’s XPixel smart headlights can project games, TV shows and more onto any surface. The technology presented at the Beijing Auto Show is the first to offer color projection. Read More »

Spotify’s listening stats have just gotten brighter for a long time, and they add more value to one of the platform’s most underrated tools. Here’s what’s new, including a social feature that lets you spy on your friends’ streaming habits.

Spotify quietly updated its listening stats page You can now see the total number of artists and songs you’ve listened to each week There’s also a new social feature that lets you compare your stats to those of your friends. Spotify is packed with every feature you can imagine, but its listening stats tool gives

Spotify’s listening stats have just gotten brighter for a long time, and they add more value to one of the platform’s most underrated tools. Here’s what’s new, including a social feature that lets you spy on your friends’ streaming habits. Read More »

“Detection surface area is significantly reduced”: Sophos report warns new “WantToCry” ransomware could pose major risk to your business. Here’s what we know

Sophos has identified a new ransomware variant called WantToCry that encrypts files remotely after exfiltration, reducing opportunities for detection. Attackers exploit exposed SMB services with weak credentials and then overwrite victims’ files with encrypted versions. Ransom demands are unusually low, between $600 and $1,800, reflecting limited reach and a lack of large-scale network impact. Sophos

“Detection surface area is significantly reduced”: Sophos report warns new “WantToCry” ransomware could pose major risk to your business. Here’s what we know Read More »

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