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Dame Stephanie Shirley, tech pioneer, dies at 91
Dame Stephanie Shirley, the trailblazing tech entrepreneur and philanthropist, has died at 91. Known for founding Freelance Programmers and championing women in tech, her legacy reshaped the industry.
Raylo Business: Tech Leasing from £2.16/Month
Discover how Raylo Business is revolutionising tech leasing for SMEs with flexible, budget-friendly plans starting at £2.16 per month—no hidden costs!
AGI race may be missing crucial human elements
Experts warn that the relentless pursuit of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) may overlook essential human elements, sparking debates about ethics, safety, and the future of humanity.
1970s resort frozen in time with 60p drinks
Discover a hidden British resort frozen in the 1970s, where prices haven't changed for decades and nostalgia reigns supreme.
FA 98: Silent Hill meets FIFA 98 in bizarre mashup
Discover the eerie fusion of horror and football in FA 98, a game that blends Silent Hill's terror with FIFA 98's nostalgia. Is this the cult classic we've been waiting for?
Fujifilm X-Half Camera Review: Film Meets Digital
We tested Fujifilm's innovative X-Half film camera to see if it lives up to the hype. Is this retro-inspired gadget worth the investment for photography enthusiasts?
90s Tattoo Choker Necklace Revival: Yay or Nay?
Fashion lovers are calling for the return of the iconic 90s tattoo choker necklace. Could this nostalgic trend be the next big thing?
Trump's new tariffs may crush tech industry
Former President Donald Trump has announced a controversial new tariff policy that experts warn could have devastating consequences for the global tech sector.
Arsenal launches retro kit collab with Stanley 1913
Arsenal FC has partnered with heritage brand Stanley 1913 to launch a nostalgic kit collection, blending football history with modern style. Fans can now pre-order these limited-edition pieces.
Tech CEO dies in horror skydiving accident
A prominent tech CEO tragically lost his life in a skydiving accident while celebrating his birthday in Switzerland. The incident has sent shockwaves through the industry.
Dianne Buswell's retro sweets half price at B&M
Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell shares her love for retro sweets, now available at half price in B&M stores across the UK.
Tech CEO dies in skydiving accident in Brazil
Thomas Britis, a prominent tech CEO, has died in a skydiving accident in Brazil. The incident has shocked the business and tech communities.
Landlines stage surprising comeback in digital UK
In an era dominated by smartphones, the humble landline is experiencing an unexpected revival. Discover why Brits are reconnecting with this retro tech and what it means for modern communication.
Big Tech's AI Spending Spree Hits Billions
Tech giants are investing unprecedented sums in AI development, reshaping industries and sparking debates over regulation and market dominance.
Elon Musk’s Frugality: Innovation Secret or Quirk?
Elon Musk’s penny-pinching habits raise eyebrows, but could his frugality be the secret behind his disruptive innovations?
LizardCube reinvents Sega's Streets of Rage
Discover how LizardCube brought Sega's legendary beat 'em up Streets of Rage back to life with stunning visuals and modern gameplay twists.
Microsoft's AI boom drives record valuation
Microsoft's market value soars to unprecedented heights, driven by its aggressive AI investments and innovations. Discover how the tech giant is capitalising on the AI revolution.
Ofcom warns tech giants: Comply or face fines
UK's digital regulator Ofcom issues a stark warning to tech giants like Meta and Google: adhere to the new Online Safety Act or risk hefty penalties.
Trump slams Big Tech over free speech and economy
Former US President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on Big Tech, accusing major platforms of suppressing free speech and damaging the economy. His remarks come amid growing scrutiny over tech giants' influence.
Sonic fans discover Green Hill Zone's hidden meaning
Sonic the Hedgehog enthusiasts are only just realising the clever inspiration behind the game's most famous level – and it's blowing their minds.
Google, Meta, Amazon in AI supremacy battle
The tech giants are locked in a fierce competition over AI supremacy, reshaping industries and raising ethical concerns. Here’s what’s at stake.
Painkiller: A Rough But Fun Classic FPS
Discover why Painkiller, despite its flaws, remains a beloved classic in the first-person shooter genre with its relentless action and unique style.
Primark’s £12 Retro Mini Dress – Summer Must-Have!
Shoppers are rushing to Primark to grab this stylish retro mini dress, now on sale for only £12. Perfect for summer, this bargain is flying off the shelves!
China urges global AI cooperation amid US deregulation
Beijing calls for international cooperation on AI governance days after the Trump administration unveils a light-touch regulatory strategy, highlighting growing divergence in global tech policy.
Arcade Game Room Decor: Nostalgia Meets Modern Style
Discover how to create the ultimate gaming haven with retro arcade decor, blending nostalgia and modern style for family fun.
Eric Schmidt: US risks losing tech dominance
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt cautions that the US must address critical challenges in AI, microchips, and talent retention to maintain its global tech leadership.
Elon Musk accuses OpenAI of mission betrayal
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has launched a scathing attack on OpenAI, claiming the AI research lab has abandoned its original non-profit ethos in pursuit of profit.
Ofcom calls for stronger child safety measures online
Ofcom chief Dame Melanie Dawes has called on tech firms and the government to prioritise child safety online, warning that current measures are insufficient.
UK must tackle children's social media addiction
Experts warn that social media platforms are exploiting children's brains through dopamine-driven feedback loops, prompting calls for stricter UK regulations.
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