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Sorry, but Jony Ive is wrong about touchscreens in cars — here's why
Jony Ive's new supercar, an all-electric Ferrari Luce, is devoid of touchscreens because Ive doesn't like them, but he might be wrong about the need for them in cars.
Authentication in 2026 - moving beyond foundational MFA to tackle the new era of attacks
Organizations must build on existing security practices and embrace phishing-resistant authentication to deliver robust protection.
When machines remember us: Rethinking privacy in the age of humanoids
As humanoid robots enter daily life, privacy shifts from policy promises to architectural design.
How Google’s Super Bowl Gemini spot reversed its Olympic misstep
Google’s Super Bowl ad for Gemini gets AI messaging right after Olympics embarrassment.
These ultra-cheap wireless earbuds let you play Flappy Bird on the charging case, and it sure is one of the features of all time
Flappy Bird on an earbuds case? These ultra-cheap earbuds come with gaming functionality, and while I’m not convinced it adds value, it is fun…
How to take AI from pilots to deliver real business value
How can organizations turn experimental AI pilots into full-scale programs with real business value?
Digital technology, the solution to U.K. manufacturing’s workforce challenges
The solution to reducing the demand for labor comes from organizations optimizing existing resources.
Sunsetting the print server: why 2026 is the year to finally go serverless
Legacy print servers have always carried costs; why you should eradicate them in 2026.
