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SmartTech Research analysis reveals how closely Apple’s first foldable matches what premium smartphone buyers say they want. The post iPhone Duo: Did Apple Solve What’s Been Holding Foldables Back? appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Apple has joined the foldable phone race with the iPhone Duo, combining a compact design with a larger screen and software built to take advantage of it. The post Apple Unfolds iPhone Duo at $1,999 appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

The Daybreak initiative will give under-resourced infrastructure operators access to advanced cybersecurity tools, training, and technical support. The post OpenAI Commits $1B in AI Cyber Aid to Frontline Defenders appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

AI agents can turn temporary access into a lasting security liability across enterprise systems. The challenge is controlling what happens after people delegate authority and agents begin acting on their behalf. The post AI Agent Security Is Recreating the Password Problem appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

A federal lawsuit over mandatory school devices puts a growing parent techlash in the spotlight, pitting concerns about screen time and online risks against the realities of digital classrooms. The post Techlash Lands School District in Federal Court appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Bitcoin may not be quantum-safe, but a new technique could let holders protect some assets without waiting for the entire network to change. The post First Quantum-Safe Transaction Mined on Bitcoin appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Bill Gates sees a turbulent AI transition ahead. Rob Enderle considers the risks of increasingly autonomous systems and what it will take to keep humans in control. The post The Race to Keep Humans in Control of AI appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Google is taking another run at the PC, but Googlebook may not need to beat Windows and Mac at their own game. Gemini could give Google a different path. The post Googlebook: Is Google Building the Agentic PC? appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

A new security report finds widespread use of unsanctioned AI tools, with many operating beyond IT oversight while holding permissions that can reach sensitive data and systems. The post Invisible AI Agents Creating New Enterprise Security Risks appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

A new poll finds substantial distrust of AI executives among young adults, raising questions about recruiting, regulation, data center development, and long-term technology adoption. The post AI Trust Gap With Young Adults Could Carry a High Cost appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

IBM says its modular cryogenic system could help scale superconducting qubits while managing the extreme cooling, wiring and stability demands of larger quantum computers. The post Super Cool: IBM Links Cryogenic Modules to Scale Quantum Computing appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Mark Vena examines why iPhone and Android preferences may have less to do with how our brains work and more to do with decades of learned behavior. The post Is Smartphone Preference a Left or Right Brain Thing? appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Rob Enderle examines the tension between Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of personal superintelligence and Meta’s potential to become one of the powerful gatekeepers controlling it. The post The Problem With Zuckerberg’s Vision of Personal Superintelligence appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Analyst Brett Faulk examines Microsoft’s Project Solara and whether hardware partners will see enough opportunity in AI devices to take the risk. The post Will Microsoft Miss the AI Wearables Opportunity? appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Policymakers are borrowing from the social media playbook to protect kids from AI chatbots, but experts disagree over whether those rules address the real risks. The post Rules to Protect Kids From AI Risk Repeating Social Media Mistakes appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Jack M. Germain reviews the Quntis Light Bar Glow, a compact monitor lamp that combines desk illumination, ambient backlighting, and wireless controls. The post Quntis Light Bar Glow Is an Upgrade I Never Expected appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

The Meta CEO’s vision of personal superintelligence promises greater individual power, opportunity, and prosperity, but experts see significant challenges ahead. The post Mark Zuckerberg Makes the Case for Superintelligence for Everyone appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Rob Enderle argues that AI and robotics could dramatically reduce the need for human labor, but making money obsolete would require far more than technological abundance. The post Elon Musk Says Money Won’t Matter by 2036. Is He Right? appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

As AI becomes more persuasive, enterprises are looking beyond single models to improve trust in AI-generated decisions. The post Can Multiple AI Models Improve Enterprise Trust? appeared first on TechNewsWorld .

Experts warn that authentication cookies have become more valuable to cybercriminals than passwords, allowing attackers to hijack online accounts without logging in. The post Billions of Stolen Browser Cookies Expose Users to Account Hijacking appeared first on TechNewsWorld .