China’s Military is Training Drones to Fight Like Animals
China’s military is looking to nature for the next generation of drone warfare. Researchers are training AI-controlled drones using the hunting tactics of hawks and the evasion of doves.
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Nintendo Points Finger At Developer In Switch Censorship Flap
A statement from Nintendo shifts blame for the censored Switch port of ‘Dispatch’ away from the company and onto developer AdHoc Studio. The issue appears to be tied to global compliance with Japan’s strict CERO rating board, not Nintendo’s own policies.
India’s EU Trade Deal Is a Big Win for “Make in India”
India just inked a major free trade deal with the European Union, seen as a lifeline for Modi’s “Make in India” campaign. The agreement eliminates tariffs on 99.5% of Indian imports, with sectors like apparel and leather getting major relief from punishing US duties. This could shift global supply c
Wi-Fi 8 is coming, and it’s not about speed
Qualcomm is outlining the next-generation Wi-Fi standard, known as Wi-Fi 8 or IEEE 802.11bn. The focus is a major shift from chasing headline speeds to delivering Ultra High Reliability in real-world, interference-heavy environments.
Microsoft Copilot is the new Internet Explorer
A new analysis draws a direct parallel between Microsoft’s Copilot AI and the old Internet Explorer. It suggests power users are abandoning it for more competent and flexible alternatives like ChatGPT and Claude, despite its hooks into Microsoft 365.
Honor’s Foldable Isn’t A Real Threat To Samsung’s Galaxy Wide Fold
A new report suggests Honor’s upcoming foldable phone won’t seriously challenge Samsung’s Galaxy Wide Fold. The analysis cites Honor’s weaker hardware history and smaller global market presence as key reasons.
Microsoft’s BitLocker Key Policy: A Privacy Wake-Up Call
Microsoft has confirmed it will provide your BitLocker recovery key to law enforcement with a valid legal order, but only if you’ve backed it up to their cloud. This policy, highlighted by a recent FBI case in Guam, forces a tough choice between convenience and absolute privacy. The fix? Store your
Xiaomi’s EV Price Hike Is a Bold Bet. Will China’s Carmakers Follow?
In a move that stunned the auto industry, Xiaomi has increased the price of its popular SU7 electric sedan. This breaks a three-year trend of relentless price cuts and could signal a new strategy for Chinese carmakers.
Apple’s User Base Hits 2.5 Billion After Staggering Quarter
Apple’s first-quarter earnings shattered records with $143.8 billion in revenue. The company’s active install base has surged to over 2.5 billion users, a massive jump from the 2.35 billion reported just a year prior in January 2025.
Virgin Media O2’s 5G Standalone push hits the Dorset coast
Virgin Media O2 has switched on its 5G Standalone network in several Dorset towns, including Bournemouth and Poole. This brings its total 5G SA footprint to over 500 locations nationwide, a key part of its £700 million Mobile Transformation Plan.