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Crimson Desert update adds cross save functionality to PC and consoles, but you’re going to need to buy those Deluxe cosmetics again
You can now continue your adventure across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S
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Ultrahuman’s former hardware VP raises $5.5M for devices that control AI agents, not just record you
Aina is going to pilot a new device in the coming weeks.
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Titchmarsh: Going on holiday in August is bonkers, Britain’s blooming gardens blow the Med away
Gardening broadcaster Alan Titchmarsh has argued that jetting off abroad in August is a mistake, as Britain’s gardens are at their most spectacular during this period. He contends that homegrown parks, borders and blooms rival or surpass what holidaymakers find on Mediterranean breaks, making a summer staycation a more rewarding choice for garden lovers. Titchmarsh’s…
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Teenage hackers sentenced to 5.5 years for Transport for London cyber-attack costing £39m
Two teenagers, Thalha Jubair (20) and Owen Flowers (19), have been jailed for five and a half years following a 2024 cyber-attack on Transport for London that compromised critical IT systems. The breach, which granted th
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Will Probably Look Best On The Console That Costs The Most
The article text was not accessible, so its claims and supporting details cannot be independently summarised. The title suggests it discusses which console may offer the best visual performance for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. No figures, release information, platform comparisons or evidence were provided in the available text. Any further summary would risk…
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Move over, GPS: Navigation satellites in low-Earth orbit are making a comeback
Xona Space Systems, a California firm, is preparing to launch the first six production satellites of a new low-Earth-orbit (LEO) navigation network, with satellites launching in October 2026 and early service starting in 2027. Unlike GPS and similar systems, which orbit at much higher altitudes, these Pulsar satellites promise signals up to 100 times stronger,…
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Meta now alerts parents if their teen discussed suicide or self-harm with its AI chatbot
The updates come as Meta and other tech companies are facing scrutiny from regulators and parents around how AI chatbots respond to users in crisis, particularly teenagers.
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COMPUTER COPS: Inside the big business of selling AI to the police
The Verge has investigated the growing market for artificial intelligence tools sold to American police departments, reporting from the sidelines of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Technology Conference in Fort Worth, Texas. Vendors are pitching AI as a way to automate routine but legally significant tasks, such as writing police reports and…
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Meta will alert parents is their teens discuss self harm
Meta is rolling out a new safety feature that will alert parents if their teenage children’s conversations with Meta AI suggest they may be considering self-harm or suicide. The move builds on an earlier update that already let guardians see the general topics of their teens’ AI chats, and forms part of a wider effort…
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Gay Men Flocked to Goose for Friendship. Some Still Feel Excluded
Goose, a new “anti-algorithm” dating app aimed at gay men, has marketed itself as an alternative to hookup-focused platforms by emphasising genuine friendship over sex. However, users who spoke to WIRED report that the app’s moderation is inconsistent and that it can feel unwelcoming to people of colour, undercutting its inclusive branding. The story matters…