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You've never seen an Aston Martin like this — legendary car maker reveals SUV designed exclusively for Modern…

Aston Martin just revealed the Dreadnought, a digital-only military SUV designed exclusively for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4
It features rugged armor plating and a powerful V12 engine
The vehicle will feature in the game's DMZ mode and the free-to-play Warzone battle royale

Legendary luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin has just revealed the Dreadnought, a heavily armored all-wheel drive SUV said to offer "supercar levels of performance" and "elite tactical performance" on the battlefield.

Its Chiltern Green painted body combines rugged military armor plating with advanced aerodynamics to deliver a powerful combination of both speed and protection, while the interior includes luxury elements like an Oxford Tan leather dashboard and golden gear lever.

Under the hood, it boasts a mammoth V12 engine and comes with a unique range of combat-oriented features such as dedicated weapons storage and reserve fuel tanks.

Its name is intended to conjure images of the...

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Google is giving college students a free year of AI Pro, and a raft of study tools

Google is rolling out a wave of study tools across Search and Gemini for the new school year. It is also giving eligible college students a free year of its paid AI plan. The company set out the changes in a back-to-school post on Wednesday. The headline offer is the

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Japanese ecommerce giant Rakuten teams up with German startup to build military drones

* Rakuten is helping Helsing navigate Japan's complicated military procurement system * Helsing's HX-2 strike drone is already undergoing trials with Japan's military * Japan's expanding defence budget is attracting overseas military technology companies Rakuten has revealed it is now working with German defense AI

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AI is already on the job, and Census is keeping count

J Studios/Getty Images August 19, 2026 05:19 PM ET New U.S. Census Bureau data shows that AI is quickly becoming a routine workplace tool, while government leaders are finding that training, guardrails and employee-led experimentation can help turn everyday use into meaningful adoption. * Artificial Intelligence * Census Most

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DIYPod Shuffle Brings Back What We All Loved

One thing I admire about Gen Z is their appreciation for single-purpose, dedicated devices. Digicams are a great example and I frequently see young people shooting with them out in the wild. MP3 players are another obvious choice. If you agree, then you’ll want to check out this video

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Google is giving college students a free year of AI Pro, and a raft of study tools

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AI is already on the job, and Census is keeping count

DIYPod Shuffle Brings Back What We All Loved