2026-07-24

The 8 best gels for defined curls, according to Consumer Reports

The wrong curl gel can trade frizz for crunch, tangles or flakes. Consumer Reports had testers try each gel over four weeks of real use [...]

2026-07-24

5 reasons you're not getting hired (and how to fix them)

These common job application mistakes could be holding you back. Here's how to avoid them, and how to improve your chances of landing an interview [...]

2026-07-24

Is last year's Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE still worth buying? I multi-screened movies, maxed out gaming graphics, and dunked it in a tank to find out

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S10 FE not only turned me into a multitasking and note-taking machine; its epic battery life and lush display are perfect for binge watching, too. [...]

2026-07-24

Accenture, AI and the danger of believing the headlines

Flawed press narratives oversimplify AI impact and misrepresent Accenture’s business model. [...]

2026-07-24

What football's biggest tournament reveals about winning with AI

Football's biggest tournament offers lessons on turning AI insights into smarter business decisions. [...]

2026-07-24

First look with the Galaxy Watch 9: I took it on a run in London - here's what I learned

Samsung's Galaxy Watch 9 is light and comfortable, with helpful nudges to hydrate as you exercise. [...]

2026-07-24

Some Kids Will Never Think AI Is Cool

“I think it should stand for artificial idiot,” one 9-year-old says. Here’s why kids of all ages are calling AI “disgusting” and “creepy.” [...]

2026-07-24

TechEx Europe 2026 returns to Amsterdam, bringing together Europe’s enterprise technology leaders

TechEx Europe will take place on 19–20th October 2026 at the RAI, Amsterdam, bringing together more than 8,000 technology professionals, business leaders, and innovators for two days of enterprise technology discussions, technical insights, and cross-industry collaboration. The event combines eight co-located technology conferences and exhibitions under one roof, providing attendees with a compr [...]

2026-07-24

Vietnam wants under-16s to keep their accounts, just not post on them

Vietnam has settled on an unusual way to police children online. Under a draft decree unveiled this week, users under 16 would keep their social media accounts but lose the right to post, comment, or react to anything on them. It is a narrower move than Australia’s outright ban, and a stranger one, because it […]<br /> This story continues at The Next Web [...]