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Does a VPN work without wifi?
If you’re worried about your online privacy as well as the security of your data when traveling, you’ll want to know if a VPN can protect you. Perhaps you’re using mobile data but can’t get your VPN to work, and want to troubleshoot the issue. Or maybe you’re wondering whether a VPN is even needed without wifi. Whatever the case, we’ll…
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Mitsubishi Outlander Recalled Because the Backup Camera May Not Work
A software error can cause the screen to freeze or not display properly 2024 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV By Jeff S. Bartlett Mitsubishi Motors North America is recalling 2022-2024 Mitsubishi Outlander and 2023-2025 Outlander PHEV SUVs because the backup camera display may fail. The problem has been traced to improper software programming, which can cause the screen display to freeze or…
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How CISOs can work with business leaders to harness the power of AI
Enterprises are poised to pour $227 billion into AI in 2025 – two-thirds of it on embedded, mission-critical deployments, according to IDC’s FutureScape 2025 forecast. That ambition is colliding with a sharp rise in risk, however: Gigamon’s 2025 Hybrid Cloud Security Survey finds 91 % of CISOs are already re-calibrating hybrid-cloud defences after AI-linked system compromise rates jumped 17 %…
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Make Your Hearing Aids Work Harder
Whether you have a hearing aid or not, a few conversation strategies can help facilitate clearer communication, especially when you practice them with the people you speak with most frequently. Here’s what to consider: Speak face-to-face. Be sure to get your conversation partner’s attention before you start speaking, and make sure you can both see each other’s face when you’re…
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Get Rid of Mosquitoes With These Two Methods (That Actually Work)
We may earn a commission from links on this page. We hate mosquitoes, and so companies make a lot of anti-mosquito things: candles, wristbands, chemical and herbal sprays—even electronic devices. But if you want to keep mosquitoes off your bare skin this summer, you really just need two things: bug spray and a fan. The many alternatives either don’t work,…
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It could be 2026 before all your Thread border routers work together
There’s finally some good news for anyone battling multiple Thread networks while using Matter devices in their smart home — as long as you’re the patient type. According to Matter Alpha, the tvOS 26 beta announced at WWDC this week adds Thread 1.4 to Apple TVs. And, as Apple’s smart speakers use a fork of tvOS, it’s likely that the…
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‘Sovereign AI’ will change digital work – Computerworld
The company also announced a partnership in France with Mistral to build out AI hardware and software infrastructure in France. Mistral is building a data center with 18,000 Grace Blackwell systems that’s expected to be operational in 2026. While Nvidia’s rhetoric could help it sell GPUs, sovereign AI is a real consideration among countries hoping to gain a competitive advantage,…
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The Xbox Handheld Strategy Is Just Crazy Enough to Work
Microsoft has finally shown us a large part of the strategy it’s devised to keep Windows on handheld PCs, and combat the threat of SteamOS. It’s a plan with many moving parts, it seems, but so far it looks like the right set of moves. Just a day or two after I wrote that Microsoft needed an answer to SteamOS…
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‘This is the largest AI ecosystem in the world without its own infrastructure’: Jensen Huang thinks the UK has immense AI potential – but it still has a lot of work to do
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said the UK has enormous AI potential but needs significant infrastructure buildout to make the most of it. Speaking alongside UK prime minister Keir Starmer at London Tech Week, Huang insisted that building AI supercomputers in the UK will be necessary to kickstart investment. “The UK is in a Goldilocks circumstance,” Huang said, explaining that…
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5 AI prompts that make you more human — and harder to replace at work
I’ve spent the past several years testing AI chatbots — the same ones people worry are coming for their jobs. I’ve seen AI take on valuable tasks such as write articles, summarize meetings and even offer surprisingly decent advice. But when people ask, “Is AI going to replace us?” I think there’s a better question: What parts of being human…
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