AI & RoboticsNews

WWDC 2026: What to expect, from Siri’s highly anticipated revamp to Apple Intelligence and iOS 27

As Apple WWDC 2026 approaches, the excitement is building around what Apple has in store for us this year. From Siri’s overhaul to new Apple Intelligence updates, there’s a lot to look forward to. The annual Worldwide Developers Conference kicks off today at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET. For those eager to tune in, the event will be streamed live via the Apple Developer app, Apple’s website, and the…
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NewsPhotography

Wildlife photography legends Jonathan and Angela Scott share their tips for Safari Etiquette, promoting their new e-book

Two of the biggest names in wildlife conservation, Jonathan and Angela Scott have written and illustrated over 40 books. The couple became household names through working on the popular BBC TV series Big Cat Diary between 1996 and 2008, where Jonathan was co-presenter and Angela the game spotter and stills photographer. Most recently they presented Big Cat Tales (seasons 1 and 2) for Animal…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

The real reason why e-bike throttles have gotten worse

I’m going to say something that may make me sound old, but I just don’t care. E-bike throttles used to be better in the old days. Not every e-bike throttle, of course. There have always been good ones and bad ones. But if you’ve been riding e-bikes for a decade or more, you’ve probably noticed the same trend I have. Over the last five to ten years or so, the industry has largely abandoned…
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DefenseNews

French Army has recruitment surplus but lacks equipment, deputy chief says

PARIS — The French Army has so many applicants that it has had to slow recruitment, while at the same time lacking hardware in areas ranging from spare parts to deep-fires weaponry and counter-drone defense, said deputy chief of staff Gen. Patrick Justel. France faces a different challenge from Germany and Poland, which have ample funding for equipment but struggle to attract enough personnel to…
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