Pareesa Afreen is a reporter and sub editor specialising in technology coverage, with 3 years of experience. She reports on digital innovation, gadgets, and emerging tech trends while ensuring clarity and accuracy through her editorial role, delivering accessible and engaging stories for a fast-evolving digital audience.
SB 1130 targets recording indicators just as Samsung, Qualcomm and Google prepare a wave of smart eyewear
More than 600 dead and 2,426 missing as Nepal remains on high alert for further flooding
Data centre anger, job fears and a $17bn Meta settlement fuel a growing techlash before the midterms
Wealth advisors say employees at Anthropic, OpenAI and other AI firms are diversifying as valuations soar
Apple's biggest Siri overhaul yet arrives with Gemini-powered smarts, sharper photo tools, and strict EU limits
Rockstar North's Rob Nelson confirms suppressive fire and other ways to survive Vice City nonviolently
OpenAI severs ties with Cursor weeks after SpaceX completed its $60bn purchase of the coding tool's parent firm
VodafoneThree's network chief says planning delays, not funding, are holding back Britain's AI-ready infrastructure
Real electricity price data suggests China is amplifying a backlash that already exists
Research shows internal moves beat job-hopping when it comes to reaching the top
Markus Persson called AI coders "incompetent or evil" in January, now he's trying Claude himself
Hackers demanded ransom after accessing WiFi and car park data at three UK airports
The mixture-of-experts model targets coding and finance, undercutting rivals GLM and Kimi
The campaign wants PM Andy Burnham to make voice ownership a legal right in the UK
My FanCam and Call Brief arrive on the Galaxy S26 as Samsung nears a stable release
The letter follows a summer of AI agents hacking critical systems, including Hugging Face
Jason and Lucia take center stage in Rockstar's longest look yet at Vice City
A partial lunar eclipse will peak at 5.12am on 28 August, with 90% of the Moon covered
A METR investigation found 1,200 AI agents found a covert channel; 700 used it to attack
Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reads a mechanical aperture and new Sky Blue color into the artwork
