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Gmail is definitely the most popular email service out there, and being free is only part of the equation. In fact, Google’s inbox organization tools are what make it stand out from the competition. For nearly a decade, those tools were also available for non-Gmail inboxes, but that’s going to change very soon.Google is shutting down GmailifyGoogle is shutting down its Gmailify feature, which allowed users to use key Gmail features with third-party email accounts. According to an updated support page, users won’t be able to do that anymore “starting January 2026.”Gmail is also ending support for fetching emails from…

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The launch of Digital ID before year-end is expected to significantly improve service delivery, reduce fraud, and enhance trust in government systems, reinforcing digital transformation as a cornerstone of South Africa’s development strategy under the MTDP 2024–2029. The South African government has confirmed that the rollout of Digital Identification (Digital ID) systems is expected to take place before the end of the year, marking a major milestone in the country’s digital transformation agenda. The update was provided during a media briefing on the progress of the Medium-Term Development Plan (MTDP) 2024–2029 by the Minister in the Presidency for Planning, Monitoring…

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Image Credit: NissanMost wireless chargers use magnets that give phones a strong grip as power flows. Cars, however, still skip this idea, which feels strange. I struggle to find a downside. Drivers know the frustration well—placing a phone on a wireless charger, only to arrive with 19% battery left—or worse, a device that’s overheated or shifted out of position. I can’t help but wonder if automakers just don’t want to take on the extra work. Fortunately, Nissan is moving ahead, becoming one of the first car brands in the US to introduce Qi2 wireless charging.Related: From robotaxis to your car—let’s see…

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Professional dynamic microphones for podcasters and content creators, offering clear voice capture, noise rejection, and flexible use—perfect for stepping up your pro setup or going wireless. MAONO has unveiled a new wave of discounts across its PD200W microphone lineup, rolling out a multi-stage Amazon promotion running from mid-January through early March. The campaign gives creators and home-studio users multiple chances to pick up the PD200W series at special prices, with savings available through a mix of 7-Day Deals and Lightning Deals. Maono, the pioneer and global leader of the ‘Hybrid Microphone'(Wireless & Wired), is an audio brand focused on creating…

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Can Vibe Coding Work for Science? Argonne Puts the Idea to the Test Nearly a year after OpenAI cofounder Andrej Karpathy coined the phrase in a February 2025 social media post, “vibe coding” has become shorthand for using LLMs to turn ideas into code with minimal manual programming. Karpathy described the approach as one where developers “fully give into the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists.” Vibe coding has since gained traction in software prototyping, but its relevance for rigorous scientific workloads remains an open question. Now, researchers at Argonne National Laboratory are…

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Back in March 2024, navigation app Waze announced some new features for its iOS and Android apps. These new features have yet to appear for every Waze user over the subsequent years, but there is finally some good news at last. Waze users have received an email from Waze teasing five new features that the Google-owned website and app says will be rolling out over the next week if you haven’t received them already.New features announced by Waze in 2024 are rolling out nowWhen Waze first announced these features nearly two years ago, it said that they would be disseminated…

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The agreement focuses on the provision of satellite communications services, terrestrial infrastructure, and secure networks to support national security requirements. Qatar’s national satellite operator, Es’hailSat,  has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Qatar Armed Forces (QAF)  to enhance the country’s space, defence, and communications capabilities. The agreement focuses on the provision of satellite communications services, terrestrial infrastructure, and secure networks to support national security requirements. Under the partnership, Es’hailSat will deliver resilient and secure communication solutions designed to enhance the operational readiness of the Qatar Armed Forces. The collaboration aims to ensure continuity of communications across all operational…

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BenQ RD280UG 28″ 4K+ 120Hz Programming Monitor | Key Features, Price & Alternatives HomeComputer AccessoriesBenQ RD280UG 28″ 4K+ 120Hz Programming Monitor Gadget Flow EditorsBenQ RD280UG 28″ 4K+ 120Hz Programming MonitorBenQ RD280UG is a 28-inch 4K+ 120Hz monitor made for programmers who code long hours and need clear, comfortable viewing.3:2 screen for coding: Tall 3:2 aspect ratio shows more lines of code at once, so you scroll less and review faster.4K+ resolution with nano matte panel: High pixel density and low reflection coating keep text sharp and reduce glare for better focus.MoonHalo backlight and Night Hours Protection: Adjustable rear lighting and…

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In early December, we first heard that Apple was talking to Intel about chip manufacturing, in a bid to diversify its suppliers and not be entirely dependent on TSMC. Now a new research note by GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu reiterates this rumor. Pu says he expects Intel to begin making Apple chips using its future 14A process, which is going to be ready for mass production in 2028. This means Intel will supply Apple with a portion of its A21 and A22 chips. That said, TSMC is expected to remain Apple’s main chip supplier. Like TSMC, Intel will only…

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AI to Augment More Jobs Than It Replaces Through 2030, Forrester Says A recent jobs report from Forrester suggests that while artificial intelligence will reshape parts of the U.S. labor market over the rest of the decade, fears of an AI-driven “job apocalypse” are overblown. In its “AI Job Impact Forecast, US, 2025–2030,” Forrester estimates that automation and AI will account for about 6% of total U.S. job losses by 2030, or roughly 10.4 million roles. The firm says this impact falls far short of the large-scale job displacement often predicted in public debates about AI. According…

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