Coach Brings High Fashion to The Sims 4 – And Its Free For Everyone

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Create-a-Sim gameplay image from The Sims 4 featuring Sims wearing Coach digital clothing, including varsity jackets and casual outfits, set in a city environment as part of the Coach x The Sims 4 fashion collection.

Luxury fashion’s most interesting runway today isn’t in Paris or Milan – it’s virtual. On January 13, Coach launched a co-created, open-access designer collection inside The Sims 4, bringing ready-to-wear pieces, iconic bags and interior décor directly into one of the world’s most influential gaming communities. And crucially, it’s free. The drop includes nine wearable…

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AI Food Scam Fraud Is Hitting Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Local Restaurants

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A close-up of two people exchanging a paper food delivery bag containing fresh groceries, representing online food delivery services, refund disputes, and the rise of AI-generated evidence used in customer complaints.

Across platforms like Deliveroo, Uber Eats and Just Eat, fraudsters are using AI image-editing tools to fabricate refund claims.  The evidence? Photos of “undercooked” burgers turned suspiciously pink, cakes seemingly melted beyond recognition, and the pièce de résistance: fake flies and mould digitally sprinkled on meals that were, by all accounts, absolutely fine. It’s a…

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The Apple of Self-Tan? The Swedish Beauty Tech Brand Reinventing Fake Glow

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COMIS MultiMist beauty device shown open with a smart capsule inserted, demonstrating capsule-based nanotechnology for mess-free self-tan and skincare application.

In an era where quiet luxury has crept into our wardrobes and fewer, better things defines our shopping habits, beauty is having its own tech-led reckoning. Enter Comis: a Stockholm-founded beauty brand (launched in 2021) that treats glow not as a gimmick, but as an engineering problem worth solving. Comis positions itself as “a next-generation…

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10 Tech-Savvy Ways to Digitally Reset for 2026

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A closed laptop covered in colourful sticky notes on a clean white surface, symbolising digital overwhelm, multitasking fatigue and the importance of organising your digital systems.

If the past few years were about learning to live with technology, 2026 is shaping up to be about learning how to live well with it. The constant notifications, endless dashboards and performative productivity tools have left many of us digitally exhausted. This year’s reset isn’t about deleting everything or going off-grid – it’s about…

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Can A Screen Be A Handbag? Inside Peuty: Luxury’s Latest Tech Experiment

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Model wearing a leopard print suit holding the PEUTY Infinity smart handbag featuring a digital leopard pattern display, showcasing luxury fashion technology and customisable OLED design.

Luxury fashion has always absorbed new technologies, albeit selectively. From industrial looms to digital fashion weeks, innovation tends to be welcomed once it can be disguised as tradition. Connected accessories, however, remain a more complicated proposition. Consumers have been slow to adopt fashion tech that feels overly functional, conspicuously digital, or quickly dated. Against this…

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L’Oréal Just Dropped Two Major New Beauty Gadgets at CES 2026

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Extreme close-up of lips wearing a nude pink L’Oréal lipstick, showcasing precise application, smooth satin finish, and advanced pigment technology developed by L’Oréal Groupe.

If CES has traditionally been the domain of robots, TVs the size of studio apartments and vaguely threatening AI demos, 2026 marked a noticeable pivot: beauty didn’t just show up – it dominated. Leading the charge was L’Oréal, which unveiled two major innovations designed to change how we think about hair damage, skin ageing and the…

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