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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Quantum computing: how the world's coolest computers (literally) could solve some of the biggest problems | Stuff (opens the original)
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Let’s get one thing out of the way: a quantum computer is not going to replace your current laptop, help you win at Wordle, or untangle that drawer of cables you keep meaning to sort out. Some things are beyond even quantum physics, and that cable drawer is probably one of them. But these incredibly advanced, super-chilled machines could help solve some of humanity’s biggest headaches, and the tech giants are pouring serious money into making that happen. This isn’t just wishful thinking from a
I'm all for these brilliant AI benefits – just not the cat pictures or creepy glasses | Stuff (opens the original)
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Last week, I sat through Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Summit keynotes, where, alongside the announcement of its new Snapdragon mobile processors, chief Cristiano Amon outlined an agentic future that could involve an AI agent buying you sun cream. “Do you need to buy them again?” the agent in the demo asked the subject as they approached a store they had previously visited to buy lip balm and sun cream. Yes, the subject replied. $21.48 later, they were, and I quote, “200 points closer to your next Gold
iOS 27 fixes the most annoying thing about iPhone Mirroring – here’s what’s new | Stuff (opens the original)
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Apple introduced iPhone Mirroring in 2024, when it also first revealed Apple Intelligence. Unsurprisingly, Apple Intelligence was the focus of that WWDC (even though back then we didn’t know we’d have to wait two years for the big Siri promise to be delivered), but iPhone Mirroring was the star. Being able to see what is happening on your iPhone on your Mac screen without having to get your iPhone out means you can see notifications or send a quick reply to a message without losing 25 minutes to
The Xiaomi 18 Pro Max has three features I’d love on my iPhone 18 Pro Max | Stuff (opens the original)
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max have only been around for a couple of weeks, but no phone stays in the spotlight for long. Hot on the heels of Apple’s announcement of its latest flagship phones, both of which run on the company’s A20 Pro processor built on a 2-nanometre process, Xiaomi revealed the 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max. Yes, same name, and no, nobody seems embarrassed. They are the first smartphones to run on Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon processors, which also switch to a 2-nanometre process
How AI built the world's most valuable company – and no, it isn't Apple | Stuff (opens the original)
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In June 2024, a chip company most people couldn’t name a single product from became the world’s most valuable company. Not a phone manufacturer or a search engine, but a company whose logo you’ve probably never seen unless you’ve cracked open a gaming PC. Nvidia’s stock reached an all-time high that month, pushing it past Apple first and Microsoft a few days later – a rise the BBC noted at the time meant the stock was worth less than 1 per cent of that value just eight years earlier. It didn’t s
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