AI can't code
Published in AI
20 February 2025

AI can't code


OpenAI research exposes the limits of artificial engineers.

Despite all the hype, AI is nowhere near replacing human software engineers, according to OpenAI’s research.

Apple cries foul as UK regulator threatens mobile browser monopoly
Published in News


Harms innovation excuse

Fruity cargo cult Apple is again playing the victim, claiming that the UK’s competition regulator’s proposed remedies for the mobile browser market could stifle its "innovation."

Nvidia brings back the Verified Priority Access program
Published in Graphics


Might be the only way to snag RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 Founders Edition cards

Nvidia has decided to bring back its Verified Priority Access (VPA) program, which allows verified users to purchase the GeForce RTX 5080 Founders Edition and GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition directly from the Nvidia Marketplace at MSRP.

Microsoft declutters Windows 11
Published in News


Needs to meet EU privacy standards

Software King of the World Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 24H2 preview build, 26120.3281, released to the Dev and Beta channels, has officially removed the Location History API.

iPhone 16e a loud-sounding yawn
Published in Mobiles


Old design new modem

The fruity cargo cult Apple has officially announced the iPhone 16e, a so-called budget version of its flagship iPhone 16. Under the bonnet, it has barely anything new besides the company’s over-hyped C1 modem.