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Apple Watch Series 12: price, release date and the new health sensors explained
Series 12 starts at $399, is on preorder now and reaches stores on September 18. Its new sensors check your heart rate every five seconds and feed a daily readiness score — useful context, not a diagnosis.
Sport
Ballon d'Or 2026 nominees: the full 30-man shortlist, ceremony date and how the vote works
France Football and UEFA named 30 men on September 8, and the winner is revealed at the London Palladium on October 26. Ten nominees play for Paris Saint-Germain, while Spain's World Cup winners and Lamine Yamal shape the debate.
Sport
Lamine Yamal becomes Barcelona's youngest captain at 19: the record, the match and what it means
Raphinha handed Lamine Yamal the armband in the 71st minute against Feyenoord, and five minutes later the 19-year-old scored. Bojan Krkić had held the record since 2010, and Yamal is now part of Barcelona's five-man captaincy group.
Business
Spider-Man: Brand New Day box office: $2.4 billion and six weekends at No. 1, explained
Sony's fourth Spider-Man film with Tom Holland has passed $2.4 billion worldwide and spent six straight weekends at No. 1 in North America. Here is what the totals mean, which records are next and why the summer set a revenue record.
Business
The Odyssey box office: how Christopher Nolan's epic passed $1.6 billion
Christopher Nolan's adaptation of Homer has taken about $1.63 billion worldwide, more than $1 billion of it outside North America. Here is what the totals mean, which records it holds and why a non-franchise epic at this scale matters to studios.
AI
AI cybersecurity in 2026: what CrowdStrike SafeMind and OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Cyber mean for defenders
Security vendors now build attacker and defender AI models and keep the strongest behind trusted-access gates. What CrowdStrike, NVIDIA and OpenAI announced, which numbers are vendor claims and what security teams should check.
Business
Hotel and guest house websites: room types, rates and the booking engine handover
A hotel website sells something the guest cannot touch before arrival. Here are the eight jobs a generic company site never has to do: room pages, rates, the booking engine handover, photography, languages, directions, cancellation terms and mobile.
Marketing
Business Instagram account management: what profile design and a content system actually include
“Run our Instagram” is really two purchases: a one-off profile design and a monthly content system. What each contains, who is responsible for what, what you have to supply yourself, and what remains yours if you stop.
Design
Video production for a business: shooting new footage, cutting the archive, and the volume you can sustain
Before you commission video production for a business, decide what has to be filmed and what can be cut from footage you already own. What one shoot day yields, what the client supplies, how long an edit takes, and how rights limit reuse.
Business
Turnkey website: what the price actually covers and where the extra invoices hide
“Turnkey” describes a feeling of completeness, not an agreed scope of work. Here is which lines usually sit outside the quote, how to move scope into contract language, and what to ask a contractor before signing anything.
World News
Ready on the home page, broken at the checkout: what to test before you sell abroad
A website can be translated, fast and handsome and still lose its first order from abroad. This guide walks through the places where it breaks, from payment methods and tax to address forms and withdrawal rights, and ends with a test order per market.
Business
The cheap quote trap: how to compare digital service prices without paying twice
A low quote is usually a short description of the work. This guide shows how to make suppliers describe the same job, which lines go missing most often and how to compare prices without paying for the same work twice.
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