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• 4 ways to overcome the skills crisis and prepare your workforce for the age of AI (zdnet.com)
  HR leaders say skilled experts are tough to find. The answer is a learning program that embraces measurement, exploration, and, unsurprisin…
• What Nvidia's stunning $5 billion Intel bet means for enterprise AI and next-gen laptops (zdnet.com)
  Nvidia will expand the reach of its AI chips into enterprise and create x86 laptops 'the world's never seen before.'
• DARPA looks to peer-to-peer networking as the future (arstechnica.com)
  While WiFi is all the rage these days, the Defense Advanced Research Projects …
• Mac.Ars takes on a year of iTunes Music Store (arstechnica.com)
  Today marked the first anniversary of the iTunes Music Store. One year and 70 …
• Meta Connect 2025: Ray-Ban Display, Oakley Vanguard glasses, more (zdnet.com)
  Meta unveiled its first display-enabled smart glasses, refreshed its Ray-Ban lineup, and launch several other things at Connect.
• Backrooms is a certified blockbuster with a $38 million opening day (theverge.com)
  Backrooms $38 million opening day has already set a record for opening weekend by an A24 film and topped Star Wars’ The Mandalorian and Gro…
• 5 things I love about MacOS 26 Tahoe after one week with it on my Mac (zdnet.com)
  MacOS 26 'Tahoe' is now live, and besides the visual design overhaul, there are a handful of impactful new features. Here are the five best.
• Battle over pop-up ads and ad blocking escalates (arstechnica.com)
  Pop-up blocking has become de rigeur, and even more so with the upcoming …
• You should update your Samsung phone ASAP - this zero-day flaw just got patched (zdnet.com)
  Android users are at risk, so install the security update as soon as it lands on your handset.
• Pressure building on Sony for PS2 price cuts (arstechnica.com)
  With the Xbox price now at US$149, Sony's PS2 stands as the highest-priced …
• Turbolinux licenses Windows Media 9 (arstechnica.com)
  In a first for the Linux platform, Japanese vendor Turbolinux has licensed …
• Gemini arrives in Chrome - here's everything it can do now (zdnet.com)
  The company has announced a suite of AI upgrades to its browser to save users time and frustration.
• Your Apple TV just got a major upgrade for free - 5 features you should try on TVOS 26 (zdnet.com)
  TVOS 26 brings a major visual overhaul to Apple TV, with a refreshed interface, improved audio translation, and several more upgrades.
• Zoning out in meetings? Google Meet's new feature can catch you up in real time (zdnet.com)
  Google's Ask Gemini feature offers in-meeting notes, summaries, and key points. Here's who can try it and when.
• Al-Hussayen trial will test limits of the Patriot Act (arstechnica.com)
  A terrorism trial in Idaho may have ramifications for forum and mailing list …
• Apple Music could be adding a free or low-cost tier. (theverge.com)
  Some code spotted in a recent Apple Music beta for Android includes messages referring to “Premium Access” and a “skip limit.” That suggest…
• FTC outlines appeal against Rambus case dismissal (arstechnica.com)
  FTC files brief for their appeal on their Rambus antitrust suit dismissal. The …
• Will AI damage human creativity? Most Americans say yes (zdnet.com)
  Respondents said they worry about AI's increase in use for cognitive tasks like creativity, relationship building, and problem solving.
• Your Samsung fridge may start showing ads you can't turn off - but there's a workaround (zdnet.com)
  Samsung wants to bring 'brand message to every screen in the connected home.'
• Delinquent taxpayers shamed online (arstechnica.com)
  State tax collectors are turning to online humiliation for help in securing …
• One sign you’re living in a simulation is looking like a PS1 character. (theverge.com)
  Le Vertige is directed by Quentin Dupieux (FKA: Mr. Oizo), and it follows Jacques, a low-polygon model of a man convinced that nothing is r…
• The Stretch configurable CPU: heading off some hype (arstechnica.com)
  If you read this News.com article on the newly announced line of configurable …
• Windows Paint just got a major Photoshop-like upgrade you'll want to try - what's new (zdnet.com)
  Microsoft has been steadily transforming Paint into a more robust and advanced image editor. Here's how to try its latest features.
• UK to update cybercrime laws (arstechnica.com)
  The UK's lone cybercrime law is antiquated, pre-dating the rise of the …
• US Senate debates Internet tax moratorium (arstechnica.com)
  The US Senate is debating an extension of the moratorium on Internet access …
• This new app lets you easily track power outages nearby - and it's free (zdnet.com)
  You don't need a Ting device to see outages.
• Why Apple's new iPhone Air looks so much like an Android (it's not all in your head) (zdnet.com)
  The iPhone Air is Apple's thinnest model yet, but is Tim Cook trying to tell us something about the future?
• DVRs poised to change advertising culture (arstechnica.com)
  Forcasts of increased DVR usage could mean decreased TV advertising budgets.
• This Apple Watch setting keeps me from annoying my partner during work sprints (zdnet.com)
  Constant timers help me work faster, but they bother my partner, so I turned noisy alerts into private wrist taps. Here's how.
• Deploying a Windows 2003 based network for small business: Part I (arstechnica.com)
  Part I in our series on how to build and manage a Windows 2003 based network …
• The Nothing Ear 3 have a clever feature I wish my other earbuds had - and they're less than $180 (zdnet.com)
  There's upgrades all-around, but at least one major feature is very unique.
• I biked with the Meta Oakley Vanguard, and they're easily the best smart glasses for athletes (zdnet.com)
  The latest pair of Oakley-branded smart glasses comes in a familiar design with some thoughtful features.
• Sony debuts blue laser storage discs (arstechnica.com)
  Blu-ray debuted last year for HD video. Now Sony is taking its blue laser …
• Signal integrity proving a tough nut to crack at 90nm (arstechnica.com)
  One unexpected problem with the transition to 90nm CPU fab has been signal …
• Students are using AI tools instead of building foundational skills - but resistance is growing (zdnet.com)
  The unfettered adoption of AI might damage skills development, yet it doesn't have to be this way.
• AI is changing the IT recruitment game. Here's what you need to know now (zdnet.com)
  It's rough out there for job seekers and employers alike.
• Trump Mobile will take your $499 right now (theverge.com)
  Trump Mobile’s T1 Phone no longer requires a $100 deposit — but the company still hasn’t shipped our preorders.
• The kids can't add, but they'll know the industry's stance on copyright (arstechnica.com)
  The MPAA has poured US$200,000 into developing an educational program aimed at …
• Forgent sues over JPEG technology patent (arstechnica.com)
  The JPEG image format is an ISO standard. Like all ISO standards, it is …
• This exclusive discount makes the best smart lock I've ever tested that much better (zdnet.com)
  The Lockly Visage Zeno Series is one of the smartest devices you can add to your smart home, especially when paired with this ZDNET-exclusi…
• ChatGPT just got a new personalization hub. Not everyone is happy about it (zdnet.com)
  OpenAI is doubling down on AI tools that adapt to user needs after GPT-5's lukewarm reception.
• First US cyberstalking case taking shape (arstechnica.com)
  Robert James Murphy is the first person in the United States to be charged …
• A touchscreen MacBook may finally launch next year - what we know (zdnet.com)
  Apple once said no to touchscreen Macs - but rumor has it that's about to change.
• DJI's new mini drone is a powerhouse with an upgraded camera, but I have two concerns (zdnet.com)
  The DJI Mini 5 Pro is a sub-250g drone packing a camera with a one-inch sensor to catch all the action, but it won't be for everyone.
• Et Cetera: Friday sledgehammer (arstechnica.com)
  Friday round up with more than you can believe. Just a ton of stuff, all fresh …
• Follow-up: FBI raids part of worldwide antipiracy sweep (arstechnica.com)
  The raid on Wednesday which targeted the offices of an Arizona school district …
• Gemini just aced the world's most elite coding competition - what it means for AGI (zdnet.com)
  The Google model beat humans at a tough problem in under 30 minutes.
• Are you extracting enough value from the AI revolution? (theverge.com)
  I’m not sure there’s an AI agent that can solve the fact that everything costs more and the planet is melting. Cpt_Slim_Jim: > Imma go out…