AI agents are getting their own search engine
AI agents may soon search for and use their own tools at runtime, thanks to a new open standard backed by Microsoft and Google.
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This HP OmniBook is the first Windows laptop I'd seriously consider as a MacBook Neo rival
HP’s OmniBook 3 combines decent hardware and exceptional battery life, making it one of the best-value laptops I’ve tested this year.
Continue Reading I'm excited about ChatGPT's memory upgrade – but I'm quickly seeing a downside
OpenAI says ChatGPT’s memory is getting better. But my tests reveal outdated assumptions, personal profiling, and incorrect details that could subtly distort your answers.
Continue Reading After a week with iOS 27, I've found 5 hidden features that make even older iPhones better
Beyond the flashy new upgrades, iOS 27 has several lesser-known changes that also work on older iPhones.
Continue Reading How to turn your old Android phone into a streaming stick for free – in 6 easy steps
Don’t have a Roku or Fire TV? Here’s how I turned my spare Pixel phone into one and streamed movies on the big screen.
Continue Reading Companies are profiling you from your smartphone use – how to stop them
Follow our guide to stop third parties from creating shadow profiles that reveal your interests, passions, hobbies, and online activities.
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Scotland’s EO champions honoured as sector targets 3,000 employee-owned firms by 2026
Scotland’s employee ownership community has taken centre stage at the UK Employee Ownership Awards 2026, with three Scottish businesses and leaders recognised as the UK’s EO sector plots further rapid growth. The latest UK figures show the employee owned (EO) sector has grown 300% between 2020 and 2025 to 2,890 businesses, and is now expected […]
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Seven Regions, One Mission: Techscaler’s Growing Footprint Across Scotland
Techscaler was Scotland’s attempt to build the connective tissue its startup ecosystem had long lacked at national scale: one network linking founders, mentors, operators, investors, education and place across the country rather than leaving that work scattered across individual cities and institutions. Two years on from its initial rollout, that network is no longer an […]
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Qair’s Brecks solar deal bolsters 1 GW Ayre ScotWind ambitions
French renewables developer Qair has reached financial close on its first UK project, the 46.51 MWp Brecks Solar Farm, while its 1 GW Ayre floating wind farm off Orkney has secured onshore consent and moved a step closer to construction around 2030. Ayre: 1 GW floating wind off Orkney Ayre is a 1 GW floating […]
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EnergyWorks campus and TechX winners signal North East clean‑energy push
Construction of the £9.1m EnergyWorks facility in Aberdeen and a new TechX accelerator cohort of 11 cleantech start‑ups highlight how the Net Zero Technology Centre is trying to turn the North East into a net‑zero innovation and manufacturing hub. EnergyWorks: a physical home for cleantech scale‑ups Construction has begun on the £9.1 million EnergyWorks facility […]
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