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3 best air purifying flowers to help clean indoor air — and they’re NASA-approved
Be it seasonal allergies, dust, bacteria or even mold issues, there are a number of things that can affect the overall quality of indoor air. And if you haven’t yet invested in one of the best air purifiers to filter and clean your air, you might want to consider a more natural (and cheaper) alternative. While we often assume fresh…
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Tech professionals are on the job hunt again – here’s what they’re looking for
Half of all technology professionals worldwide say they plan to pursue new roles over the next 12 months, new research suggests, with workers increasingly seeking more flexible options. Analysis from the 2025 Talent Trends report from Michael Page shows nearly half (48%) of UK professionals are also on the hunt for a new job. The report, based on responses from…
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CEOs think workers are becoming hostile to AI tools, but they’re pushing ahead with adoption anyway
Nearly half of CEOs believe their employees are becoming openly hostile to AI tools, but it’s not slowing down adoption rates. That’s according to a survey by tech services company Kyndryl, which polled 1,000 executives to unpick how ready workforces were for the arrival of AI. One of the key findings was that 45% of CEOs think that most of…
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Young women are keen on pursuing STEM careers, but they’re still facing huge barriers
Efforts to reassure young women that a career in tech might be for them don’t appear to be working as hoped, new research suggests. While seven-in-ten told researchers from Walbrook Institute London that they had genuine interest in a tech career, 72% didn’t feel they had enough knowledge to study a degree in computer science or IT. Half said they…
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Big tech promised developers productivity gains with AI tools – now they’re being rendered obsolete
Coding tools quickly emerged as one of the key use cases in the generative AI boom, with big tech providers promising marked productivity boosts and reduced workloads. With an AI companion at their side picking up the drudge work, it’s not hard to see why developers would be enthusiastic about them. Research from GitHub last year seemed to back this…
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Enterprises want to tackle technical debt, but they’re caught in a vicious ‘legacy dependency’ cycle – and it’s costing them customers
Technical debt has been a long-running problem for enterprises, and with big money AI adoption projects on the line, the stakes have never been higher. That’s according to a survey conducted by Savanta on behalf of Pegasystems, which found more than two-thirds (68%) of respondents said legacy systems and applications are hampering their ability to embrace new technologies. Tackling technical…
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The Garmin 225 and 955 Are Still the Best Value Fitness Watches, and They’re Always on Sale
We may earn a commission from links on this page. If you’re looking for a Garmin watch at a great price, the recent drops of the Forerunner 570 and 970 is excellent news—not because you should pick up those models (they’re fine, I guess) but because the older generations of Forerunner, which remain excellent watches, are now going for ludicrously…
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Women show more team spirit when it comes to cybersecurity, yet they’re still missing out on opportunities
Women are much more likely than men to see cybersecurity as a shared responsibility across an organization, but aren’t getting the training they should. Managed threat detection and response provider e2e-assure surveyed 1,000 employees across a range of industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, professional services and financial services. Researchers found that while half of women said they viewed cybersecurity as the…
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OpenAI Launches New GPT-4.1 Models, But They’re Not Coming to ChatGPT
OpenAI has launched a new series of AI models including GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1 mini, and GPT-4.1 nano. They are the best non-reasoning AI models from OpenAI, but the GPT-4.1 series is not coming to ChatGPT. OpenAI says GPT-4.1 series models are exclusively trained for developers, and they are available in the API, starting today. GPT-4.1 was tested on OpenRouter as “Quasar…
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How tariffs will change what gadgets cost, and how they’re made
First things first, some exciting news: The Vergecast has been nominated for a Webby Award! This one means a lot to us, especially because it’s an award you get to vote on. We’d be so grateful if you’d go vote for us once, or 40 times, or however many times the site will allow. (Also, honestly, you should listen to…
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