Dell 27 Plus S2725HSM review: An ultra-simple 1080p business monitor for work
 Dell 27 Plus S2725HSM review: An ultra-simple 1080p business monitor for work

A classically styled FHD monitor with dual HDMI that keeps things ultra-simple and affordable.

Crawl, walk, run – that’s how you get humanoid robotics all grown up

Though manufacturers are investing billions in development, the robots themselves remain in adolescent stage.

Quote of the day by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: ‘One of the tech industry’s worst mistakes in a long time was that everybody could go full remote forever’ — closing the doors to pandemic-era flexibility

Despite championing remote working, the technology industry was among the first sectors to row back on this new era

Tenda BE5010 i36 Access Point review: Wi-Fi 7 hardware isn’t always expensive — that’s what I learned from testing Tenda’s business-focused AP
 Tenda BE5010 i36 Access Point review: Wi-Fi 7 hardware isn’t always expensive — that’s what I learned from testing Tenda’s business-focused AP

The Tenda BE5010 i36 Access Point provides some of the headline WiFi 7 features businesses like, but priced like a retail product for home users.

Japan reveals new Noetra plan to flood the country with 10 million robots by 2040 — including work in the nursing, food and drink sectors

Japan has plans 10 million robots by 2040, using Noetra AI models to address labour shortages across key industries.

Apolosign 32-inch Smart Portable TV review: An implausible 4K fusion of an Android tablet on wheels for presentations, signage, and marketing
 Apolosign 32-inch Smart Portable TV review: An implausible 4K fusion of an Android tablet on wheels for presentations, signage, and marketing

The Apolosign 32″ Smart Portable TV fuses a 4K TV panel with Android tablet technology to provide a unique touch-driven experience.

‘Future medicines may be designed much like software’ — How scientists programmed human cells to compute like tiny processors and target cancer using RNA trans-splicing
 ‘Future medicines may be designed much like software’ — How scientists programmed human cells to compute like tiny processors and target cancer using RNA trans-splicing

Hebrew University researchers programmed human cells to compute biologically and respond autonomously to disease-related molecular signals internally.

‘The question is no longer how much AI can produce, but how much of that output is genuinely usable’: How we use and pay for AI is undergoing a major shift
 ‘The question is no longer how much AI can produce, but how much of that output is genuinely usable’: How we use and pay for AI is undergoing a major shift

Enterprises are shifting from capabilities and performance to prioritizing trust, accuracy, and measurable business outcomes.

Chinese tests rocket using the same gas used by Coca-Cola to make space flights cheaper, safer, cleaner, and cooler

Chinese startup Z-Trak Space wants supercritical CO₂ to replace traditional launch pad ignition systems for small rockets.

Quote of the day by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on women asking for a raise: ‘It’s about knowing and having faith in the system’ — a controversial gaffe that led to an immediate reversal

The technology industry has long struggled with equalising the contributions of men and women — with women vastly underpaid relative to men