RoboScience has unveiled its first wheeled humanoid robot, REX G1, with an embodied AI model for logistics, factories, retail and homes. It can navigate 0.75-meter aisles and handle full shelves.
A King's College London study finds people in England and Wales vastly overestimate the share of minority ethnic and foreign national offenders, with Reform voters furthest from reality.
Anthropic's new watermarking of Claude-generated text, aimed at complying with the EU AI Act, has sparked criticism and subscriber cancellations, while Google now lets users remove watermarks from some AI content.
According to Engadget, retro games look better on old CRT TVs because they were designed for that display technology, not just nostalgia. Key factors include motion clarity and resolution handling.
Engadget reports on Retro, a friends-only photo journal app co-founded by Instagram Stories creator, offering weekly sharing and a clean, ad-free design.
According to Engadget, Nintendo's GameCube used proprietary miniDVDs to prevent piracy, cut costs, and speed up loading, but the decision likely hurt sales compared to rivals.
According to Engadget, iPhone users should configure Medical ID and emergency contacts now to help save lives in a crisis. The guide covers setup steps and Emergency SOS.
According to Android Authority, Samsung Galaxy users can add home-screen shortcuts for any Settings page using the RegiStar Good Lock module, saving time in navigating the Settings app.
A player with 1,500 hours across the Battlefield series argues that Battlefield 4 still stands as the most essential entry, citing its depth, content, and team-focused design over the newer Battlefield 6.
The duo behind the music podcast Switched on Pop have brought their show to Netflix, and they shared their favorite gear and pet peeves with The Verge.
TMR (Tunnel Magnetoresistance) is superior to Hall Effect for gaming keyboards and controllers, offering lower power draw and higher sensitivity, but it costs more, according to TechRadar.
The Metropolitan police have apologised after accidentally exposing the email addresses of 143 victims of Mohamed Al Fayed in a group update, blaming human error and referring themselves to the information commissioner.