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Every year, smartphone manufacturers introduce new products in various price ranges, from top-of-the-range down to mid-range and low-cost. In the past, they have gone even further, inaugurating the 'premium' market segment, an adjective with which the electronics bigwigs justify a

It caused a stir - but it was not entirely unexpected - Meta's announcement of a change of course on freedom of expression for its social media, which includes Facebook, Instagram and Threads. The communication - made personal and "hot"

Although we have been witnessing its exponential growth for some time now, open-source falls victim to false myths that threaten to hinder its development. The fact that open source software can be used freely, and therefore for free (although the

Open source in Europe: This is a pivotal moment in technology. Artificial intelligence has the potential to reshape the world, boosting human productivity, accelerating scientific progress, and adding trillions of dollars to the global economy. However, as with any innovative

Science fiction to everyday reality: Cinema has repeatedly anticipated the innovations we use every day. From artificial intelligence to foldable smartphones via biometric authentication and developments in medicine, 2025 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the advent

The European Digital Identity Wallet (EUDI Wallet) is upon us, aiming to revolutionise our digital identity. But beyond the initial enthusiasm, a critical analysis is needed to highlight its potential risks and critical issues. Although the EUDI Wallet is inspired

In the digital age, where bright screens dominate our lives, it is easy to fall into the temptation to believe that technology can replace everything, even books. But will this be true? While tablets and e-readers offer undoubted advantages, such

The concept of the "smart city" has become ubiquitous in contemporary urban discourse. But what does it really mean? The expression is more of a political label than an accurate description of urban reality. It's a way to paint those

Sports in EU: Access to sporting events within the European Union reveals stark inequalities. Participation of people with disabilities is limited, with Denmark (21.7%) as the sole outlier exceeding 20%. Countries like Italy (2.5%), Spain (9.2%), and France (8.1%) show

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