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How to track prices with Safari’s Notify Me tool on iPhone, iPad and Mac
Apple’s iOS 27 (also iPadOS 27 and macOS 27) includes a lesser-known Safari feature called Notify Me, which lets users track changes on any website—such as price drops, product restocks or ticket availability—directly within the browser, without needing third-party apps or extensions. Built into Safari’s on-device processing rather than the cloud, it broadens the scope…
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Remap underused Windows keyboard keys with PowerToys
Windows keyboards include several keys most people rarely use, and Microsoft’s free PowerToys utility makes it simple to reassign or disable them so they serve a more useful purpose. Repurposing underused keys, such as Caps Lock, Scroll Lock or function keys, can streamline typing and reduce accidental disruptions caused by pressing them unintentionally. To remap…
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Influencers reaching peak backlash after summer of ruined destinations and experiences for Americans
American travellers and locals are increasingly frustrated with social media influencers whose stunts, filming and takeovers have disrupted popular holiday destinations, sporting events and hotels this summer. Fox News Digital reports a wave of backlash, with some influencers facing bans, arrests and outright rejection from businesses and venues that were once prized for offering relaxation…
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Two more news organizations sue OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement
The Seattle Times and Newsday have filed a joint lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the companies of using their copyrighted news articles without permission to train generative AI models. Filed on Friday, the suit describes the practice as “a snake eating its own tail,” arguing that it undermines the very journalism the AI systems…
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Jaguar Land Rover confirms it is axeing up to 4,000 jobs a year in bid to save £1.7bn after cyber attack that stopped production for more than a month
Jaguar Land Rover has confirmed it is launching a voluntary redundancy programme, with reports suggesting up to 4,000 jobs a year could go, as Britain’s biggest carmaker seeks to save £1.7billion over the next two years amid soaring costs, falling sales and the impact of US tariffs. The announcement, made almost exactly a year after…
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What makes IMAX theaters different from normal ones?
IMAX is enjoying a surge in popularity, driven partly by films such as Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey selling out its exclusive screens months ahead of release, prompting renewed public interest in aspect ratios, film gauges and frame rates. Unlike ordinary cinemas, IMAX does not simply project a standard film onto a bigger screen; it reshapes…
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Matt Gutman Dropped From Former ABC News Field Producer’s Wrongful Termination Lawsuit; Disney, ABC Remain As Defendants
Matt Gutman, now a chief correspondent at CBS News, has been dropped as a defendant from a wrongful termination lawsuit brought by former ABC News field producer Samaira Said, according to court filings made in Los Angeles Superior Court. Said’s lawyers requested his removal from the case without giving a reason, though The Walt Disney…
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CD sales are booming as physical media continues its resurgence
CD sales have surged unexpectedly in 2026, with the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) reporting a sharp increase despite the format having declined the previous year. The rebound highlights the continued strength of physical media in an era dominated by streaming, suggesting collectors and younger listeners are driving demand even as playback habits shift…
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Dolly Parton’s Sister Stella Slams “Endless Garbage”, AI & Social Media Misinformation After Icon’s Death
Stella Parton, sister of the late Dolly Parton, has criticised the “tremendous amount of AI and endless garbage” flooding social media in the wake of her sister’s death. In an Instagram post, she said the family has faced “incredible pressure and insensitivity from strangers” and accused certain parties of exploiting the tragedy for attention, predicting…
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AI robot pet could know your family too well
Ollobot Robotics, a Hong Kong-based company, has unveiled the OlloNi SS1, an AI-powered robot pet designed to recognise family members and pets, learn household routines, and respond to emotional cues such as tone of voice and facial expressions. The device marks a shift from utilitarian home robots, such as laundry-folding machines, towards companions that build…