Apple just rolled out iOS 18 public beta 1. You can finally test iOS 18 on your iPhone if that’s been what you’ve been dying to do. I’ve been on iOS 18 since the first developer beta, and I’ll tell you again that the experience has been much better than I expected. I have no…
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iOS 18 brings the biggest redesign ever to the Photos app. Whether you just downloaded the public beta of this upcoming operating system or you’re looking forward to trying it for yourself, BGR has been testing iOS 18 since day one of the developer’s beta. Now, we can offer readers a hands-on look at the…
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Google has quietly started rolling out a big user interface redesign to Google Maps, although Android users will get it before it reaches the iPhone. This is the Google Maps UI update first spotted in beta testing in February. Google then unexpectedly paused work on it, only to return to testing the redesign in May.As…
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IT security leaders have called on the new Labour government to make enhancing the UK’s ability to counter and defend aggressive cyber attacks – particularly those from nation-state-backed threat actors – more of a priority as Westminster embarks on a new Strategic Defence Review. Commissioned by prime minister Keir Starmer, overseen by defence secretary John…
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The latest Gartner worldwide IT spending forecast shows that the analyst firm expects a 7.5% increase in spending compared to 2023. Total spending on IT is set to reach $5.26tn in 2024, driven by an increase in datacentre investments powered by demand for generative AI (GenAI). Gartner has forecast that spending on datacentre systems is…
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Apple will unveil the iPhone 16 lineup in less than two months. While we have heard several rumors and reports about its upcoming features, people are usually very interested in the possible colors. Over the past year, BGR has shared a clear picture of the upcoming colors for the iPhone 16 Pro, and it seems…
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Western Digital has quietly introduced an 8 TB version of its high-end SN850X SSD, doubling the top capacity of the well-regarded drive family. The new drive offers performance on par with other members of the range, but with twice as much capacity as the previous top-end model – and with a sizable price premium to…
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Intel’s next-gen flagship for Arrow Lake desktop processors will tone down its top boost speed to 5.7GHz, which is appreciably slower than the current Core i9-14900K, or that’s the latest from the grapevine.So, as ever, treat this with some caution, but as VideoCardz noticed, the rumor aired by regular leaker OneRaichu on X – not…
Apple has just released the fourth testing version of iOS 17.6. This update comes a day after Apple released iOS 18 public beta to users. That said, this is one of the less exciting updates for the iOS 17 cycle, mainly because all supported iPhones will get iOS 18, which is set to be released later this…
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The second edition of Thomson Reuters’ Future of professionals report has found that within five years, artificial intelligence (AI) could take over 600 hours of work a professional normally does in their day-to-day job annually. The 2024 report, based on an annual survey of more than 2,200 professionals working across legal, tax, and risk and compliance…
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