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The Aroma Trace is a global innovator in scent marketing, pioneering olfactory branding to enhance emotional connection and brand loyalty. With offices in 12 countries and a presence in more than 47 countries through franchises and distributors, its operations span a vast international footprint. The Aroma Trace’s signature scent diffusion systems can be found in luxury hotels, retail chains, corporate offices, healthcare centres and premium car dealerships around the world – delivering immersive, memory-triggering experiences at every location. To achieve this, The Aroma Trace depends on a network of connected scent diffusers – each requiring seamless, reliable global cellular connectivity…

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Perhaps Apple’s AI fiasco wasn’t so much an issue with Apple Intelligence as much as it was Apple not understanding the assignment. Look at what Google has done with AI on its Pixel phones. The point of the Camera Coach is to be helpful to Pixel users who are shooting a photo or video. The Gemini AI model used will analyze the scene and will position the user to give the photo a better chance of becoming an epic shot.Examples of useful AI on the Pixel are the Camera Coach and the Magic CueThe Camera Coach will move the user…

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Kibria, M. G. et al. Electrochemical CO2 reduction into chemical feedstocks: from mechanistic electrocatalysis models to system design. Adv. Mater. 31, 201807166 (2019).Article  Google Scholar  Zhao, Q. et al. Selective etching quaternary MAX phase toward single atom copper immobilized mxene (Ti3C2Clx) for efficient CO2 electroreduction to methanol. ACS Nano 15, 4927–4936 (2021).Article  CAS  PubMed  Google Scholar  Torbensen, K. et al. Molecular catalysts boost the rate of electrolytic CO2 reduction. ACS Energy Lett. 5, 1512–1518 (2020).Article  CAS  Google Scholar  Bonin, J., Maurin, A. & Robert, M. Molecular catalysis of the electrochemical and photochemical reduction of CO2 with Fe and Co metal-based…

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I’ve been on the road in Europe for the last couple of weeks, and while I was there Thoughtworks released volume 33 of our Technology Radar. Again it’s dominated by the AI wave, with lots of blips capturing our explorations of how to use LLMs and similar technology. “Agents” are the big thing these days but we’re also seeing growing movements in infrastructure orchestration, coding workflows – and the inevitable antipatterns. Many thanks to my colleagues for putting this together again.                 ❄                ❄                ❄                ❄ My trip to Europe started in Amsterdam, for a Thoughtworks event for a few of our clients there.…

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Photo: Debora Mittelstaedt Simon Shuster is a journalist who has reported on Russia and Ukraine for over 15 years, most of that time as a staff correspondent for TIME Magazine. He was born in Moscow, and he and his family came to the United States as refugees from the Soviet Union when he was six years old. After graduating from Stanford University in 2005, Simon returned to Moscow to work as a reporter for The Moscow Times, Reuters, the Associated Press and other publications. His political coverage of Russia’s descent into authoritarianism included numerous profiles of Vladimir Putin and interviews…

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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the biggest shopping holidays of the year. Falling on the Friday and Monday after Thanksgiving, it’s safe to expect Black Friday deals on thousands of items big and small. As always, the WIRED Reviews team will be scouring the internet to find truly good deals on items we’ve actually hand-tested and would recommend to a friend. While the official sales have not yet started, there are already some great early discounts on reliable gear. Find our favorites below.Don’t miss our other recent deals roundups about the REI Holiday Sale, these Google Pixel…

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Compatible Android devices (the Pixel 10 family, at present) need to update the Quick Share Extension in the Privacy and Security section of their settings. If the feature is actually secure and manages to proliferate across other Android devices, I think a lot of people — Android and iOS owners alike — will enjoy using it. Enterprise and regulatory implications IT managers will likely want to make sure it is possible to disable file-sharing through QuickShrare and Air Drop using standard device management tools on both Android and Apple devices. It should be possible on Apple’s systems, as you can…

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Generative UI is a powerful capability in which an AI model generates not only content but an entire user experience. Today we introduce a novel implementation of generative UI, which dynamically creates immersive visual experiences and interactive interfaces — such as web pages, games, tools, and applications — that are automatically designed and fully customized in response to any question, instruction, or prompt. These prompts can be as simple as a single word, or as long as needed for detailed instructions. These new types of interfaces are markedly different from the static, predefined interfaces in which AI models typically render…

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Windsurf and Cursor have been amazing AI-assisted vibe coding tools so far. They provide smart autocomplete and coding assistance that have contributed to software development productivity worldwide. But the newly launched Google Antigravity has now raised the bar significantly. How? It reimagines the entire coding experience with an agent-first architecture. This platform transforms AI assistance from a simple tool into an active development partner, capable of independently planning, coding, and validating software tasks. Google’s Antigravity represents a leap forward in AI-driven software development. In this blog, we explore Antigravity and use it to implement a small idea and see how…

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Enterprise IT dashboards process data from numerous connections, portals and applications each day. All are vulnerable to a single misconfigured firewall or unprotected API. For companies moving to hybrid and multi-cloud environments, the question evolves beyond whether they need to protect their cloud. Rather, what is the best cloud network security solution for enterprises?Organisations need scalable systems that balance automation and human oversight. The best solutions adapt to new threats without disrupting business operations.Choosing a provider that understands the core principles of cloud securityWhen an organisation plans for a cloud-native environment, it may benefit from using a vendor. A third-party…

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