qz

2026-07-08

The top 10 free activities in Tokyo

From iconic fashions on the streets of Harajuku to a morning Sumo practice viewing at Arashio Stable, the best free activities [...]

qz

2026-07-08

8 ways your dog shows they trust you completely

These expert-backed behaviors, from following your routine to sleeping nearby, reveal just how strong your bond really is [...]

qz

2026-07-08

The new Luddites

A growing anti-tech movement is challenging Big Tech's influence as concerns about AI, privacy and digital dependence continue to rise [...]

cnet

2026-07-08

Want to Lock or Hide Specific Apps on Your iPhone? Here's How

This trick can give you an extra layer of privacy. [...]

cnet

2026-07-08

This Is Why Shark's ChillPill Is My Handheld Fan of the Summer

After testing multiple handheld fans from Dyson, Jisulife and Blueair, the Shark ChillPill stood out to me because of its two extra attachments. [...]

Destination

2026-07-08

‘This is painful’: one of my favorite budget audio brands is still building elite 5-driver earbuds with LDAC and hi-res iPhone streaming, but its engineering blog and Q&As are a refreshingly open look at audio design issues

The Soundpeats Aura Nebula sound better and better every time we hear about them, and fans are desperate to try them out. [...]

Destination

2026-07-08

UK government gives data centers the ability to skirt building regulations and local authority oversight by applying for fast-track ‘national importance’ status

By being approved as a project of 'national significance', new projects are able to avoid local building regulations and council oversight, receiving approval direct from Whitehall. [...]

Destination

2026-07-08

Pickup Artist Mystery Has an AI Girlfriend

A new book claims that Mystery, who teaches awkward men how to hit on women, had sex and smoked weed with an AI chatbot named Miss Shira Always. [...]

thenextweb

2026-07-08

UK tech secretary backs driverless cars as Burnham’s team gets cold feet

Britain’s tech secretary backs driverless cars and British AI startups. The likely next prime minister’s team has doubts, and her own job is on the line. Liz Kendall wants Britain to back its own AI companies before someone else does. In a Sifted podcast, Kendall, the UK’s science and technology secretary, made a pointed case […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]