Records in Java are a newer kind of class for holding data. Instead of writing boilerplate code for constructors, accessors, equals(), hashCode(), and toString(), you just declare the fields and let the Java compiler handle the rest. This article introduces you to Java records, including examples of basic and advanced use cases and a few

One of my favorite things about Android is how the platform is an infinity pool of possibility and power-user potential. No matter how long you’ve been using it or how deeply you think you’ve explored, there’s always something new and exciting bubbling beneath the surface and waiting to be discovered. I was reminded of this

A new survey from Resume.org paints a stark picture of the current job market, with 50% of US companies scaling back hiring and one in three planning layoffs by the end of the year. The online resume-building platform surveyed 1,000 US business leaders and found that high-salary employees and those lacking AI skills are most

State-level AI regulations are advancing faster than federal efforts, creating new compliance challenges for enterprises, and prompting Silicon Valley to increase political spending to influence the outcome. Meta is the latest to escalate its efforts, committing tens of millions of dollars to a new bipartisan super PAC that will support tech-friendly candidates across the country,

In today’s hybrid workplaces, endpoints have become both indispensable and increasingly vulnerable. Employees depend on a diverse range of devices — laptops, smartphones, and internet-of-things sensors — to stay productive anywhere. However, this proliferation of endpoints makes it tougher for IT teams to maintain consistent security, patching, and compliance. Devices remain prime targets for malware,

No one wants a heat wave burning in the heart of their smartphone. That’s why Apple developed an advanced vapor chamber system for the powerful A19 Pro chip inside its latest iPhone 17 Pro phones. Apple’s A19-based Pro iPhones are probably the most powerful smartphones on the planet, packing what the company calls MacBook Pro level

Author: Rodrigo Coutinho, Co-Founder and AI Product Manager at OutSystems AI has moved beyond pilot projects and future promises. Today, it’s embedded in industries, with more than three-quarters of organisations (78%) now using AI in at least one business function. The next leap, however, is agentic AI: systems that don’t just provide insights or automate

OpenAI and Nvidia have signed a letter of intent for a $100B partnership that could reshape how AI systems are trained and deployed. The plan calls for at least 10 gigawatts of Nvidia hardware to support OpenAI’s next-generation AI infrastructure, which will train and run future models aimed at superintelligence. To support the rollout, Nvidia

The retail industry is among the leaders in generative AI adoption, but a new report highlights the security costs that accompany it. According to cybersecurity firm Netskope, the retail sector has all but universally adopted the technology, with 95% of organisations now using generative AI applications. That’s a huge jump from 73% just a year

If an Iranian taxi driver waves away your payment, saying, “Be my guest this time,” accepting their offer would be a cultural disaster. They expect you to insist on paying—probably three times—before they’ll take your money. This dance of refusal and counter-refusal, called taarof, governs countless daily interactions in Persian culture. And AI models are