BMW iX4 Revealed With 514-Mile Range and UK Prices From £60,170
BMW’s iX4 electric SUV coupé arrives in the UK from £60,170, offering up to 514 miles of WLTP range and 400kW peak charging on the 50 xDrive.
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AI Remembers You — But Who Should Own the Memory?
Who owns AI memory? We examine AI memory ownership, Memory Sovereignty, privacy, model continuity and human control as systems retain personal context.
Ring Expands 4K Camera Line-Up With New Indoor 4K and 360-Degree Pan-Tilt Cam
Ring has expanded its UK camera range with four new Retinal Vision 4K models and a Pan-Tilt Indoor Cam 2K with 360-degree coverage.
England’s EV Pavement Charging Rules Start 21 October — What Drivers Need to Know
England's new pavement-channel planning rules begin on 21 October 2026. What changes for EV owners without driveways, and why council approval still matters.
Microsoft Unveils Major Windows AI Upgrade as Surface Laptop Ultra Gets UK Price
Microsoft is bringing hybrid local-and-cloud AI to Windows 11 as Surface Laptop Ultra for Business gets a £2,859 UK starting price and 16 October release.
Jaguar Type 01 Revealed: 1,030PS EV Begins Jaguar’s £130,000 Reinvention
Jaguar Type 01 revealed with 1,030PS, a 118kWh battery, up to 450 miles of WLTP range, 350kW charging and UK prices from £130,000.
Honda develops wireless road charging for EVs ahead of 2027 Japan highway trials
Honda’s dynamic wireless charging technology can transfer power to moving EVs, with real-world highway demonstrations in Japan planned from 2027.
UK EV charging still has a driveway problem — and the cost gap shows why
EV charging is expanding rapidly across the UK, but drivers without off-street parking can still face higher costs and a harder ownership experience.
A frog, a duckling and AI: inside VANFROG.ART’s playful way of looking at art
Renato Basteri explains how VANFROG.ART uses AI, René the frog and hidden duckling Julie to turn great artworks into interactive search games.
Why Some EV Passengers Feel Car Sick — and What Regenerative Braking Has to Do With It
Some passengers feel more travel sick in EVs. Research points to regenerative braking, motion cues, driving style and individual susceptibility.