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Two Apple Developments: Siri’s Memory Upgrade And Cracks In The iPhone Duo Hinge
iOS 27.2 adds conversation recall and five languages to Siri AI. Apple also confirms inner-display issues on a small number of foldable iPhone Duo units.
Best Conference Cameras for Large Rooms: How to Avoid Paying Premium Prices for Old Hardware
Keen to upgrade your conference room tech without overspending? Discover how to choose the best, budget-friendly cameras that meet your needs perfectly.
8 Portable SSDs To Consider For Fast, Durable Storage In 2027
A source-provided guide compares eight portable SSDs by speed, durability, capacity and compatibility. Prices and current 2027 availability are unverified.
Which Network Attached Storage Device Should You Pick For 2027? 10 Best Options
A 10-device NAS roundup compares bay counts, included drives and setup tradeoffs, with picks from UGREEN, Synology and BUFFALO.
Why AI Text Takes Effort To Read—and How To Make It Flow
A preprint comparing 14 language models with human writing identifies six patterns linked to reading effort and offers editing guidance.
Electrum Wallet Bug Tricks Users Into Signing Over Payments
Electrum says some servers exploited a flaw that could trick users into approving payments to attackers. An update adds signature checks.
What’s Driving IBM’s Bet On On-Prem AI?
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says open-weight AI can cut token costs, but benchmark gaps, hardware utilization and staffing complicate the case.
GPT-6.1 Terra: A Lower-Cost Model For Work That Doesn’t Need The Best
OpenAI says GPT-6.1 Terra costs half as much per token as its predecessor. Independent tests show task costs vary sharply by effort setting.
50 Signs Of Superintelligence: What’s The Gap Between AI, AGI, And ASI?
A review of Alan D. Thompson’s 50-sign ASI tracker finds two indicators marked achieved, but definitions and evidence vary widely.