Kylie Jenner's beau Timothee Chalamet raves about 'amazing' Gwyneth Paltrow... after they kissed for Marty Supreme
When being interviewed by The Hollywood Reporter he talked up his 'incredible' Marty Supreme costar Gwyneth Paltrow. He also called the Oscar-winning actress a 'master.'
Donatella Versace, 70, looks typically stylish in a vibrant blue suit as she joins Anne Hathaway on set of The Devil Wears Prada 2 in Milan
Donatella Versace cut a typically stylish figure on Tuesday as she joined Anne Hathaway in Milan on set of the hotly anticipated, The Devil Wears Prada 2.
Millions will get £700 payouts from car finance scandal, as FCA reveals compensation details
The financial watchdog has revealed details of its car finance compensation scheme that could see £8.2billion paid back to motorists.
Trump's lethal options against Venezuela: The blueprint for military action from an intelligence insider
Speaking to the Daily Mail, the top intelligence officer and former White House aide- said Washington should get serious now about attacking Caracas.
Qualcomm Is Buying Arduino, Releases New Raspberry Pi-Esque Arduino Board
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Smartphone processor and modem maker Qualcomm is acquiring Arduino, the Italian company known mainly for its open source ecosystem of microcontrollers and the software that makes them function. In its announcement, Qualcomm said that Arduino would "[retain] its brand and mission," including its "open source ethos" and "support for multiple silicon vendors." Qualcomm didn't disclose what it would pay to acquire Arduino. The acquisition also needs to be approved by regulators "and other customary closing conditions."
The first fruit of this pending acquisition will be the Arduino Uno Q, a Qualcomm-based single-board computer with a Qualcomm Dragonwing QRB2210 processor installed. The QRB2210 includes a quad-core Arm Cortex-A53 CPU and a Qualcomm Adreno 702 GPU, plus Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, and combines that with a real-time microcontroller "to bridge high-performance computing with real-time control." "Arduino will retain its independent brand, tools, and mission, while continuing to support a wide range of microcontrollers and microprocessors from multiple semiconductor providers as it enters this next chapter within the Qualcomm family," Qualcomm said in its press release. "Following this acquisition, the 33M+ active users in the Arduino community will gain access to Qualcomm Technologies' powerful technology stack and global reach. Entrepreneurs, businesses, tech professionals, students, educators, and hobbyists will be empowered to rapidly prototype and test new solutions, with a clear path to commercialization supported by Qualcomm Technologies' advanced technologies and extensive partner ecosystem."
CNBC notes in its reporting that this acquisition gives Qualcomm "direct access to the tinkerers, hobbyists and companies at the lowest levels of the robotics industry." From the report: Arduino products can't be used to build commercial products but, with chips preinstalled, they're popular for testing out a new idea or proving a concept. Qualcomm hopes that Arduino can help it gain loyalty and legitimacy among startups and builders as robots and other devices increasingly need more powerful chips for artificial intelligence. When some of those experiments become products, Qualcomm wants to sell them its chips commercially.
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Aviva dragged feet over wife's £422,310 payout - now she's died of cancer at 51: SALLY SORTS IT
My wife sadly died of cancer recently at the age of 51. In June this year, when we were told she had less than a year to live.
'Kissing Trump's a**': President mocks Canada's obsequious PM as he begs for tariff relief
Carney met Trump seeking to ease US tariffs that are hitting Canada 's economy - and his popularity at home.
Without Data Centers, GDP Growth Was 0.1% in the First Half of 2025, Harvard Economist Says
U.S. GDP growth in the first half of 2025 was driven almost entirely by investment in data centers and information processing technology. The GDP growth would have been just 0.1% on an annualized basis without these technology-related categories, according to Harvard economist Jason Furman. Investment in information-processing equipment and software accounted for only 4% of U.S. GDP during this period but represented 92% of GDP growth.
Renaissance Macro Research estimated in August that the dollar value contributed to GDP growth by AI data-center buildout had surpassed U.S. consumer spending for the first time. Consumer spending makes up two-thirds of GDP. Tech giants including Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta and Nvidia poured tens of billions of dollars into building and upgrading data centers.
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Airline worker's VERY cutting insult to sunburnt 'Karen' booted off plane for being drunk alongside her sister
Kiera Lyons, 22, and her older sister Maura, 31, were traveling from Orlando to New Jersey in May when they were said to have drunkenly assaulted a Frontier gate agent.
China is building a thriving semi industry off US leftovers, export controls be damned
House Committee on China wants more comprehensive ban on chipmaking equipment exports to Middle Kingdom
US export controls have had mixed results in stemming the flow of chipmaking equipment into China, according to a congressional investigation, which found US and allied companies sold $38 billion worth of semiconductor tools in 2024 alone.…
Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet are the latest celeb couple to embrace the matching outfits trend as they take inspiration from David and Victoria Beckham
The couple were side by side as they left romantic hot spot The Waverly Inn in New York City via a chauffeured black SUV on Monday evening.
Two men are arrested after hackers stole pictures, names and addresses of 8,000 children from nursery chain database
Met Police officers confirmed they had taken a 17-year-old and 22-year-old into custody where they remain for questioning.
Employees regularly paste company secrets into ChatGPT
Microsoft Copilot, not so much
Employees could be opening up to OpenAI in ways that put sensitive data at risk. According to a study by security biz LayerX, a large number of corporate users paste Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or Payment Card Industry (PCI) numbers right into ChatGPT, even if they're using the bot without permission.…
Play Store Changes Coming This Month as SCOTUS Declines To Freeze Antitrust Remedies
An anonymous reader shares a report: Changes are coming to the Play Store in spite of a concerted effort from Google to maintain the status quo. The company asked the US Supreme Court to freeze parts of the Play Store antitrust ruling while it pursued an appeal, but the high court has rejected that petition. That means the first elements of the antitrust remedies won by Epic Games will have to be implemented in mere weeks.
The app store case is one of three ongoing antitrust actions against Google, but it's the furthest along of them. Google lost the case in 2023, and in 2024, US District Judge James Donato ordered a raft of sweeping changes aimed at breaking Google's illegal monopoly on Android app distribution. In July, Google lost its initial appeal, leaving it with little time before the mandated changes must begin.
[...] The more dramatic changes are not due until July 2026, but this month will still bring major changes to Android apps. Google will have to allow developers to link to alternative methods of payment and download outside the Play Store, and it cannot force developers to use Google Play Billing within the Play Store. Google is also prohibited from setting prices for developers.
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My unlikely friendship with Jilly Cooper: We talked football over champagne and shepherd's pie at her kitchen table, writes IAN HERBERT - now I will miss her letters so much
IAN HERBERT: Jilly Cooper and I began corresponding when she was writing her novel about football. It became a privilege to get to know her.
Moment police 'scale walls and block off toilets' at celebrity-loved Indian restaurant after 'single tip-off over immigration'
Eleven uniformed officers wearing stab vests surrounded Mandira's Kitchen in the Surrey Hills following a 'tip off' before separating staff and quizzing them.
Hunt for 'killer' after mother, 68, is found dead at home with blunt force head injury - as family pays tribute
Friends and family paid tribute to 'kind' and 'gentle' Rose Johnston following confirmation of her death in Dovecot on Saturday, October 4.
Jennifer Aniston begins gutting $7.25M mansion as she extends her Bel Air estate... but is it a new home for hypnotherapist boyfriend?
Jennifer Aniston is wasting no time building her dream private retreat in Bel Air, the Daily Mail can reveal.
Shoppers are being charged up to TWICE as much by using delivery apps such as Just Eat, Uber Eats and Deliveroo for groceries compared to in-store, consumer watchdog warns
Shoppers using delivery apps to buy supermarket groceries are being charged up to twice as much compared to the price in stores, a consumer watchdog has warned.
Youtube's Biggest Star MrBeast Fears AI Could Impact 'Millions of Creators' After Sora Launch
An anonymous reader shares a report: YouTube megastar Jimmy Donaldson, the creator behind the platform's biggest channel MrBeast, is worried there are "scary times" ahead for the creator economy as AI video tools make it increasingly difficult to tell what is real.
"When AI videos are just as good as normal videos, I wonder what that will do to YouTube and how it will impact the millions of creators currently making content for a living.. scary times," Donaldson said on X on Sunday. Donaldson's concerns come on the heels of OpenAI's release of a Sora social media platform able to AI generated short-form videos, including of individuals who "upload" themselves onto the app. Meta launched its similar video-generating Vibes platform last month.
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