DORA: reshaping UK’s financial ecosystem through cyber resilience

Google just dropped a new AI app called Doppl that lets you digitally "try on" clothes before buying them. Think of it like a high-tech fitting room in your pocket—snap a pic or upload one, and the app overlays outfits on your body so you can see how they’d look. No more guessing if those jeans will fit right or if that dress matches your vibe.

Editor’s Note: Shopping online can be a gamble—sizing is inconsistent, returns are a hassle, and sometimes you just want to see how something looks on you. If Doppl works well, it could cut down on buyer’s remorse and make e-commerce a lot smoother. Plus, it’s another sign of AI creeping into everyday life in ways that actually feel useful (and fun).

Xiaomi’s new electric SUV, the SU7, is off to a roaring start in China, racking up a staggering 240,000 bookings in less than a day. The tech giant turned EV-maker saw 200,000 pre-orders flood in within three minutes of launch, with demand showing no signs of slowing. Priced between $35,366 and $32,990, the SU7 is being pitched as a serious rival to Tesla’s Model Y—China’s current EV SUV champ.

Editor’s Note: Xiaomi’s explosive debut in the EV market isn’t just a win for the company—it’s a signal that China’s homegrown tech giants can shake up the auto industry too. With Tesla facing fiercer local competition, this could mean more options (and maybe better prices) for consumers worldwide as the EV race heats up. Plus, it’s a reminder that smartphone makers aren’t just playing in your pocket anymore—they’re gunning for your garage.

Panasonic's latest camera is making waves among content creators, but is it really the best tool out there? The article dives into its features, performance, and whether it lives up to the hype—or if competitors still hold the edge.

Editor’s Note: For photographers and videographers, picking the right gear is a big deal—it can make or break their work. If Panasonic’s new camera delivers, it could shake up the market. If not, creators might stick with what they know. Either way, it’s worth paying attention to.

Buying a mattress online can feel like decoding a foreign language—terms like "hybrid coils," "memory foam density," and "cooling gel layers" get thrown around, leaving shoppers overwhelmed. This guide breaks down the must-know jargon so you can shop smarter, not harder.

Editor’s Note: With more people buying mattresses online, understanding these terms is the difference between landing a great deal or waking up with buyer's remorse. It’s a small but practical toolkit for navigating an industry that loves buzzwords.

Ever wonder where your donated clothes actually end up? A sneaky little experiment using an Apple AirTag tracked a pair of donated shoes—and the results might surprise you. Turns out, that "charity drop-off" isn't always the final stop.

Editor’s Note: Most of us toss old clothes into donation bins feeling good about "doing our part," but this story peels back the curtain on where items really go. It’s not necessarily scandalous, but it’s a reality check—are donations being reused as we imagine, or is there a more complicated journey? Worth knowing if you care about where your stuff lands.