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Apple Wallet Introduces New Travel-focused Features in iOS 26

At WWDC 2025, Apple revealed that Apple Wallet is becoming more travel-friendly. The app will soon support digital passports, and boarding passes will include new features designed to simplify the travel experience. Digital Passports Offer Convenience, Not a Full Replacement Apple clarified that the new digital passport feature is “not a replacement for your physical […]

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UK initiates AI Skills Program For Employees And Students

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will announce on Monday that the UK government will partner with tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon to train 7.5 million workers in AI skills. Starmer will also announce £187 million ($253 million) in funding to enhance tech skills for one million secondary school students through the “TechFirst” program, which

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Scientist Urges Swift Policies to Address Real AI Risks

As AI reshapes society, policymakers must prioritize global tech regulation, IP reform, and readiness for workforce disruption. These are the key points made by AI expert Professor Shalom Lappin, supported by thorough research in his new book, Understanding the Artificial Intelligence Revolution. Lappin, who holds academic positions at Queen Mary University of London, King’s College

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How Effective are State Laws Regulating Adolescent Social Media Use?

More than half of U.S. states have passed legislation aimed at regulating adolescent social media use. However, a study published in The Milbank Quarterly highlights that these policies—such as restrictions on cell phone use in schools and laws against cyberbullying—face notable shortcomings. The research also outlines key areas for further study to support the development

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Volvo’s New Smart Seatbelt Recognizes The Individual And Adjusts Its Protection To Suit Them

In 1959, Volvo engineer Nils Bohlin invented the three-point seatbelt and made its design freely available to car manufacturers worldwide. This straightforward yet revolutionary invention has since been credited with saving over a million lives. Today, Volvo is once again innovating in safety, bringing a high-tech evolution to the classic seatbelt. The new seatbelt design

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Pedaling Powers the Battery-free Automatic Shifting System

Automatic gear-shifting on bikes is common but usually relies on batteries that need frequent recharging. Shimano’s new Q’Auto system is different—it uses the rider’s pedaling power instead. Q’Auto is primarily designed for urban, trekking, and gravel bikes—both traditional and electric. It includes three components: a modified Shimano Cues rear freehub, a connected Cues wireless rear

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Circle’s IPO Jumps, Raising Hopes For Other Startups Aiming To Enter The Public Market

Circle, a leading issuer of USDC—a stablecoin tied to the U.S. dollar—closed its first day of public trading at $83.23 per share, marking a 168% increase over its IPO price of $31 set just a day earlier. The strong debut highlights growing investor enthusiasm for cryptocurrencies, especially stablecoins, fueled in part by the Trump administration’s

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Astronomers Discover Largest Explosions Since the Big Bang

The Gaia space telescope has unexpectedly captured a previously unknown type of enormous cosmic explosion—arguably the biggest bursts since the Big Bang itself. Gigantic Flares from Distant Galaxies Originating from distant galactic cores, Gaia detected sudden and intense surges in brightness—massive light flares that lasted far longer than any previously documented. These explosions release energy

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