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November 4, 2026
Short Supply and Cracked Screens Test Apple’s First Foldable iPhone
Image: Apple.com Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo sells out with no end to the shortage in sight, while a fault causing cracks in some inner screens leaves affected owners waiting for replacements from the same scarce stock.
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Eleanor Shaw
Finance
October 30, 2026
More Searches, Less Money: The Puzzle Behind Google’s Big Fall
Alphabet’s shares suffer their steepest one-day fall since the company listed, as Google’s AI search answers draw more questions than ever but earn less advertising money than its traditional search results.
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Tom Banderlin
Technology
October 26, 2026
Finland's Google order tests when environmental assessment must begin
Finland's environmental regulator is testing a simple question with large consequences for Europe's AI build-out: when does an environmental assessment have to begin?
by
Amelia Grant
Technology
October 21, 2026
Anthropic Expands Into Biology as AI Takes on a Bigger Role in Scientific Research
Artificial intelligence company Anthropic is expanding further into life sciences, combining its Claude AI models with physical laboratory research as it explores how artificial intelligence could support biological discovery.
by
Alice Cherrington
Finance
October 20, 2026
Europe's Clean Industry Has a Funding Queue, Not a Shortage of Ideas
The European Commission selects 77 projects to share €3.4 billion in grants from its Innovation Fund. Companies asked for €17.5 billion. For every euro on offer, applicants wanted about six.
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Jordan Clarke
Science & Energy
October 15, 2026
EU Names 46 New Projects to Strengthen Critical Mineral Supply
The European Commission has selected 46 new Strategic Projects across 16 EU countries as part of its effort to strengthen access to the critical raw materials needed for sectors including defence, aerospace, clean energy, automotive manufacturing and digital technologies.
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Alice Cherrington
Science & Energy
October 15, 2026
Two Labs Reach the Same Milestone as Nuclear Clocks Start Keeping Their Own Time
The clocks use the nucleus at the centre of an atom, rather than the electrons around it, to measure time.
by
Charleston J Barton
Technology
October 6, 2026
Samsung raises Galaxy S26 prices in the UK, seven months after launch
Image credit: Samsungnewsroom. Samsung is raising the price of its Galaxy S26 phones in the UK, around seven months after they went on sale.
by
Eleanor Shaw
Science & Energy
October 1, 2026
X-ray scans could help old electric car batteries find a second life
Researchers in Germany have developed software that checks the inside of used electric vehicle batteries with X-rays, without opening them.
by
Charleston J Barton
Technology
October 1, 2026
Google Takes AI Infrastructure Into Orbit With Project Suncatcher Test
Google is preparing to send its artificial intelligence hardware into space later today, as Project Suncatcher begins its first in-orbit test.
by
Alice Cherrington
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