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Microsoft is killing off its well-loved Lens PDF scanner app - in favor of more AI tools
Microsoft is shuttering its Lens app soon, but users can continue scanning with the Copilot app.
15% of Nvidia and AMD China chip sales to go to US government - new export licenses subject to ‘unprecedented’ sales tariff despite ‘national security problem’
AMD and Nvidia will have to hand over 15% of the revenue from new China chips sales to US government in 'unprecedented' sales deal.
Marks and Spencer click and collect is back at last - services return following cyber incident
Nearly four months after systems were first taken down, M&S has finally restored its in-store "click and collect" services.
Build an online store in seconds? One of our favorite website builders is adding ecommerce capabilities to its vibe coding platform
Hostinger Horizons adds built-in ecommerce tools, into its AI-driven vibe coding platform.
Not so smart anymore - researchers hack into a Gemini-powered smart home by hijacking...Google Calendar?
Fake Google Calendar event used to trick Gemini into controlling smart devices, exposing a major AI vulnerability.
3D printing and AI will bring in 'new era of nuclear construction' - but how safe is it?
3D-printed nuclear project in Tennessee uses AI and robotics to speed up construction, though safety concerns and long-term reliability remain unresolved amid rising energy demands.
Forget talking to a human ever again - Apple is rolling out AI chatbots in its customer service app
Apple begns limited testing of AI chatbot in its support app, offering basic troubleshooting with privacy safeguards - and human fallback if needed.
OpenAI has new, smaller open models to take on DeepSeek - and they'll be available on AWS for the first time
New OpenAI gpt-oss models aim for low-resource performance and enterprise use, though their real-world capabilities remain unverified outside company-controlled benchmarks and documents.
Massive leak of over 115 million US payment cards caused by Chinese "smishing" hackers - find out if you're affected
A massive phishing campaign driven by mobile attacks and Telegram-based kits may have exposed over 115 million US cards without breaching banks directly.
No, that's not a misprint - Sandisk unveils massive 256TB SSD, but it will power the next generation of AI workloads, so don't think you'll ever get one
Sandisk’s 256TB SSD prioritizes density and power safety over speed, with no SLC cache and unverified performance claims creating uncertainty about its real-world effectiveness.