Apple to pay $250m to iPhone buyers over AI features lawsuit
Claims from last year said the tech firm’s advertising of Apple Intelligence fooled iPhone buyers.BBC News
Don’t wait for the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft when the 2024 monochrome edition is at its lowest price — it’s better value
While the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft might be a tempting upgrade for a digital notebook, there’s no word on when, or if, it will be released in Australia. The 2024 Kindle Scribe from AU$449 will serve you very well indeed.Latest from TechRadar
I adored Mouse P.I. for Hire’s ‘engrossing rubberhose-style animation’ and Doom-inspired gameplay, but its performance on Nintendo Switch 2 just isn’t good enough
Mouse P.I. for Hire’s gameplay and visuals are like a beautiful vintage cheddar — it’s just a shame that the Switch 2 edition grates some performance problems on the top.Latest from TechRadar
‘I Actually Thought He Was Going to Hit Me,’ OpenAI’s Greg Brockman Says of Elon Musk
OpenAI’s president wrapped his testimony on Tuesday by revealing a fiery meeting with Musk and subsequent efforts to remove several board members.WIRED
NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, May 6 (game #1060)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here’s all you need to know to solve today’s game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.Latest from TechRadar
Best Merino Wool T-Shirts (2026): Ibex, Icebreaker, Unbound Merino
These merino wool tees are the last shirts you’ll ever wear. I’m wearing one right now.WIRED
How can AI companies build credibility through live events?
Advertising alone cannot build trust. AI brands need to get up close and personal…Latest from TechRadar
Bored of black and white? Meet the unexpected color trend taking over the tech world in 2026
The big tech brands are breaking away from black in favor of something a little more fruity.Latest from TechRadar
AI is no longer borderless
AI governance is localizing, forcing enterprises toward sovereign, portable architectures.Latest from TechRadar
Biobank data incident caused by ‘a few bad apples’, boss says
Professor Sir Rory Collins said he was “angry” and “upset” about the incident, as both the bank’s boss and a participant.BBC News