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    Six million UK workers said to fear losing jobs to machines

    Six million UK workers said to fear losing jobs to machines

    As the machine economy rises, millions of UK workers worry that their jobs could be caught in the crossfire. This startling conclusion is reached in a new report commissioned by…

    Ralph Fiennes Plays Richard III in New Shakespeare Short

    Ralph Fiennes, currently best known on US shores for his role as M in the last two Bond movies, is showing off his chops for bringing Shakespearean verse to life…

    Peter Molyneux Laments Lionhead’s Decline in New Interview

    In March, Microsoft announced its shock decision to close the legendary games developer Lionhead Studios. In a new interview, the developer’s co-founder Peter Molyneux has provided insight into its decline….

    Should Apple TV Now Be Made Apple’s Flagship Product in UK?

    Tuesday April 27 2016 could prove to be a pivotal day in Apple’s recent history. After reporting a fall in quarterly sales of around £5.5bn compared with the same time…

    More Musicians Fondly Remember Prince as iTunes Pays Tribute

    The tributes to Prince are continuing to flood in following his unexpected death last week. Many musicians have recalled their happy memories of Prince in interviews given to The Guardian,…

    Twitter Letting Reporting of Multiple Abusive Tweets at Once

    In its continued mission to stamp out abuse on its platform, Twitter is now allowing users to report multiple abusive tweets simultaneously. This should help to speed up the process…

    Twitter Reveals New Emoji for #Shakespeare400 Campaign

    History’s most respected playwright, William Shakespeare, died 400 years ago today. To remember his amazing literary work, Twitter has launched a new campaign, #Shakespeare400 – and, with it, a special…

    Facebook Said to be Planning Wider Encryption of User Data

    As Apple’s high profile privacy battle with the FBI continues, it has been reported that Facebook and other tech firms are planning to broaden encryption of the data of their…

    The Guardian’s Music Show Breaking Good to Hit Beats 1 Radio

    The UK-based news organization The Guardian has announced that it is bringing a new show, focused on uncovering and discussing new music, to Apple’s Beats 1 Radio from Saturday. The…

    Facebook App Removal Said to Save 15% of iPhone Battery Life

    Uninstall the Facebook app and enjoy a boost of up to 15% in your iPhone’s battery life. That’s what a tech writer has claimed, following an experiment and other users’…

    Driverless Bus Trialled on Public Roads in the Netherlands

    A little piece of history was made today, when an electric, driverless shuttle bus was trialled on public roads for the first time globally – in the agricultural town of…

    Pixar Co-Founder Warns Virtual Reality is “Not Storytelling”

    Though virtual reality has been occasionally declared a breakthrough in narrative technology, Ed Catmull, a co-founder and the current president of Pixar Animation Studios, has advised caution. In an interview…

    Apple Looking to Securely Test Self-Driving Car in San Fran

    Apple has already been rumored to be working on a car – and documents acquired by the Guardian have revealed that not only is Project Titan indeed underway, it is…

    Close-up of a human eye with a blue and brown iris fills the cover of Apple Magazine, issue #715, dated July 11, 2025. Headlines mention quantum computing, health wearables, and next-gen iPhone photography.
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    Apple 5G modem in iPhone SE and iPhone 17 enhances network performance

    How to Set Up a Personal Hotspot on Your iPhone in Seconds

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    iOS 18.5 Mail App Issues Frustrate iPhone Users

    Apple TV+ Focuses on Storytelling, Not iPhone Sales, Says Tim Cook

    A race car driver in a white racing suit stands before a Formula 1 car with the F1 logo above him. Smoky, dramatic lighting sets an intense competitive mood, reminiscent of an F1 haptic trailer's immersive energy.

    F1 Haptic Trailer Shakes Up the iPhone Experience

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    Apple’s Rumored AI Smart Glasses: A Game-Changer Over Meta Ray-Bans?

    A smartphone screen displays a Visual Look Up information panel showing a puppy lying on a colorful rug, with camera details such as date, device (iPhone 12 Pro), resolution, and settings visible below the image.

    How to Use Visual Look Up on iOS to Identify Objects in Photos

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