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Google in 2026: From foundational gains to future expectations

The last year was a foundational year for Google, but in 2026, Google needs to take all of its work and secure its position as the greatest AI company.

Android Central

2026 mobile tech predictions: Expect shifts in AI, pricing, and features as the market evolves

2026 will be here in a few days, and I expect things to shift a bit when it comes to tech products.

Android Central

Some Japanese shops start rationing GPUs — graphics cards with 16GB VRAM and up are becoming harder to find, says one store

Some Japanese computer stores are limiting GPU purchases because of supply uncertainty, especially for models with 16GB of VRAM and up.

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How artists coped with the video game industry layoffs in 2025

Five artists tell us how they have adapted to changes in the demand for game art.

Creative Bloq

I test smartphones for a living — and the best new feature of the year is now on every phone

There were plenty of cool smartphone features introduced in 2025, but Google's AI-assisted Ask Photos feature is the best one of them all. And it's available on every phone.

Tom’s Guide

‘It brings you closer to the natural world’: the rise of the Merlin birdsong identifying app

Merlin has been trained to identify the songs of more than 1,300 bird species around the world

The Guardian - UK

5 huge AI misconceptions to drop now — here’s what you need to know in 2026

AI tools exploded in 2025, but so did the myths around them. As we head into a new year, it’s time to clear up the most common misconceptions about AI and what it can actually do today.

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London Eye architect proposes 14-mile tidal power station off Somerset coast

West Somerset Lagoon would harness renewable energy for UK’s AI boom – and create ‘iconic’ arc around Bristol Channel

The Guardian - UK

The best songs of 2025 … you may not have heard

From a folk murder ballad to an impassioned call for peace, Guardian writers pick their favourite lesser-heard tracks of the year

The Guardian - US

An IPO Built on Omission: Hithium and the Disclosure Standards Facing the HKEX

With global competition for leadership in artificial intelligence, microchips, and smart-city infrastructure accelerating, what constitutes a reliable technology partnership is being reassessed by governments and markets.

International Business Times

If 2026 is the year the AI bubble bursts, are artists ready for what comes next?

What a cooling hype cycle could mean for creativity.

Creative Bloq

Hilarious 'bloopers reel' shows the problem with the Coca-Cola and McDonald's AI Christmas ads

AI can't make a holiday tearjerker.

Creative Bloq

I used ChatGPT, Claude, and Google to find the best flight deals — and one tool actually beat price-comparison sites

I tested ChatGPT, Claude, and Google Flight Deals to see whether AI can actually help you find cheaper flights in January.

Tom’s Guide

Tim Dowling: my 2025 in numbers: not a year to forget, but one of forgetting

From the books I’ve read (and forgotten) this year to the number of times a joke I wrote bombed on stage

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Trump Admin Gives ICE Access to Health Records, Facial Recognition in Massive Surveillance Expansion

ICE is spending over £300 million on surveillance technology, whilst Trump's executive orders grant the agency unprecedented access to American health and tax records.

AAP

Patterns of misinformation swirl around Bondi massacre

The horrible anti-Semitic terror attack at Bondi on December 14 continues to spur online misinformation but why, and where has it come from?

Creative Bloq

Controversial new AI image editor has artists deserting X (again)

Will there be anyone left on the former Twitter?

Tom’s Hardware

No, Asus isn't going into memory manufacturing — Taiwanese tech giant issues statement smashing rumor

Asus has directly shut down a spurious rumor claiming it would enter the memory market within the next six months.

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UK campaigner targeted by Trump accuses tech giants of ‘sociopathic greed’

Exclusive: Imran Ahmed says US companies are ‘corrupting the system’ of politics by seeking to avoid accountability

LG bringing AI to gaming monitors with all-new lineup and brand

LG is set to unveil its new UltraGear evo monitors at CES 2026, with "world's first" 5K AI upscaling tech

Tom’s Hardware

Intel displays tech to build extreme multi-chiplet packages 12 times the size of the largest AI processors, beating TSMC's biggest — floorplan the size of a cellphone, armed with HBM5, 14A compute tiles and 18A SRAM

Intel Foundry has released a video of a multi-chiplet 2.5D/3D processor with a 10,296 mm^2 silicon footprint, including leading-edge technologies such as 14A and 18A.

The Guardian - AU

‘My work is often misunderstood’: Shaun Tan on his surreal Tales from Outer Suburbia

The author-illustrator reflects on his ode to a suburban childhood as a small-screen adaptation comes to ABC this summer

The Guardian - UK

AI boom adds more than half a trillion dollars to wealth of US tech barons in 2025

Elon Musk’s net worth increased by nearly 50% to $645bn with founders of Google and Amazon also seeing huge wealth gains

Tom’s Hardware

Elon Musk says xAI will have more AI compute than everyone else combined within five years — Macrohard-branded Colossus 2 data center a nod to Musk's AI project to challenge Microsoft

Elon Musk claimed on X that xAI will have more computing power than everyone else combined in less than five years.

Smart glasses are getting good fast and 2026 could be their make-or-break year

Smart glasses are sleeker, smarter and far more capable than the Google Glass days

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