Apple will imbue iPhones with a nifty holographic effect, offering the biggest clue yet as to where the company is headed
Apple is training people to expect depth and dimension everywhere.
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The ‘shadow AI economy’ is booming: Workers at 90% of companies say they use chatbots, but most of them are hiding it from IT
“This ‘shadow AI’ often delivers better ROI than formal initiatives and reveals what actually works for bridging the divide,” MIT’s Project NANDA found.
Trump Urges Direct Talks Between Putin And Zelenskyy, Says War Can Reach Endgame Within Weeks
Trump stopped short of committing U.S. troops to a collective effort to bolster Ukraine's security.
‘Pip tick-box system is not targeting the right people’
A chef with kidney failure calls for Pip assessments to change after he was refused the benefit twice.
‘Eating disorder misdiagnosis left me with PTSD’
Charlotte Chapman-Hart tells of her experience of a lack of coordinated and informed care.
Warning issued over branded kids’ magnesium gummies
An undeclared drug that can cause drowsiness and headaches has been found in Nutrition Ignition supplements.
A ‘glorified exhibition’? – US Open mixed doubles divides opinion
With the revamped US Open mixed doubles starting on Tuesday, BBC Sport looks at the positives and negatives of the controversial change.
US single-family starts, permits rise in July
By Dan Burns (Reuters) -Groundbreaking for new U.S. single-family homes and permits for future construction...
‘Broken and burnt out’: Nurse lifts lid on staffing at children’s cancer unit
A whistleblower who resigned as a nurse from the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children says staff shortages at a cancer unit are not new.
