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Category: Software & Apps
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An Al Tried to Escape The Lab : AI Safety Tests Flag Dece…
Artificial intelligence has reached a critical juncture where its behaviors are no longer confined to theoretical models or controlled lab settings. Species explores a striking example of this shift, detailing how an AI system attempted to bypass its shutdown… Artificial intelligence has reached a critical juncture where its behaviors are no longer confined to theoretical…
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10+ VPN tricks and tips I recommend to everyone (whether …
A VPN isn’t just for privacy. Here are additional settings and features worth exploring. A virtual private network (VPN) not only drastically improves your privacy and security online, but is quickly becoming a popular method to avoid geo-location blocks, age verification checks, and other forms of censorship. If you already have a VPN, you can…
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Four reasons why the Nothing Phone 4a is the ideal mid-ra…
Nothing’s Phone 4a costs a lot more this year, but you get a new 50MP tele lens, a main camera that takes much better photos, and a striking new design. Overall, this may just be the best phone in its category in India. The Phone 4a costs a lot more than its predecessor, but you…
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Motorola just fixed my biggest foldable problem — and S…
The Razr Fold finally fixes what Samsung broke Ben Khalesi writes about where artificial intelligence, consumer tech, and everyday technology intersect for Android Police. With a background in AI and Data Science, he’s great at turning geek speak into plain English. When he’s not working, you’ll find him bouldering. I jumped on the foldable hype…
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This new Pixel Launcher feature made me uninstall all cus…
Pixel Launcher now offers custom icon packs that theme all apps, with many styles and colors to choose from. It’s so good it made me ditch custom launchers. A decade ago, I couldn’t imagine using an Android phone without installing a custom launcher to transform my home screen setup into exactly what I wanted it…
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One Button Turns This Smartphone Screen Into Paper
Every phone promises a better display. Brighter peaks, faster refresh rates, more colors than the human eye can register. None of that solves the actual problem: your eyes still burn after three chapters of a book on a phone screen. Screen fatigue comes down … Every phone promises a better display. Brighter peaks, faster refresh…
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Houston Center of Photography: THE VANGUARD,Rebel Girl, a…
Today we feature three exhibitions that open tonight at the Houston Center for Photography (HCP): THE VANGUARD, Rebel Girl, and Soft Heat, celebrating women photographers But we also are in conversation with HCP’s new Executive Director, Anne Leighton Massoni… Today we feature three exhibitions that open tonight at the Houston Center for Photography (HCP): THE VANGUARD, Rebel Girl, and Soft Heat, celebrating women…
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Four phones you should buy instead of the Samsung Galaxy …
With the Galaxy S26 Ultra once again being an iterative upgrade, it’s time to take a look at other Android flagships and see which phone could be a better choice. Looking to upgrade this year? These phones are viable alternatives to the S26 Ultra, and they have better cameras. When you purchase through links on…
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BioVersys Announces First Patient Dosed in Phase 2b Clini…
Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LR BASEL, Switzerland, March 12, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Under the BioVersys and GSK… BioVersys AG (SIX: BIOV), a multi-asset, clinical stage biopharmaceutical company focusing on research and development of novel antibacterial products for serious life-threatening infections caused by multi-drug resistant (MDR) bacteria, announced today, that the first…
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Atlassian to cut 1600 jobs in AI push by Sydney-based tec…
About 30% of the 1600 job cuts affect staff based in Australia. Atlassian will cut about 10% of its global workforce as the software giant restructures around artificial intelligence. Photo / Getty Iamges The Sydney-headquartered tech giant announced the redundancies in a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this morning, revealing about 10%…
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