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    Driver jailbreaks Renault navigation system just to change the clock●Jailbreaking my car's navigation system just so I can change the timeYhnLifeAutos94917 min ago

    A car owner has published an account of reverse-engineering and jailbreaking his Renault's built-in navigation system, after finding there was no straightforward way to change the time displayed on it. The write-up details the hacks needed to get around the locked-down infotainment software for a basic function. Readers are discussing how manufacturer restrictions on car software have made even trivial adjustments unnecessarily difficult.

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    DAX hovers near key levels as traders eye central bank meetings▼daxGgoogleIN1Kjust now

    Germany's DAX is in focus as markets weigh AI-driven optimism ahead of a run of central bank meetings. The index closed up 0.77% at 25,606.65, led by Infineon and Siemens Energy, but analysts flag a doji and bearish engulfing near the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement, suggesting indecision. Deutsche Börse also extended DAX 40 trading access beyond Xetra hours with round-the-clock trading on 360X.

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    Rutherford College YMCA to offer around-the-clock fitness▼✉newsHealthFitness22 min ago

    The YMCA branch at Rutherford College is set to introduce 24-hour fitness access, allowing members to work out at any time of day. The announcement points to growing demand for flexible gym hours, a trend spreading from large cities to smaller community facilities. Details on opening dates, pricing, and staffing arrangements have not yet been made public.

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    iOS 27.3 Update Adds Duo Clock Faces to StandBy Mode●iOS 27.3 StandBy Mode Update Brings Duo Clock Faces✉newsTechnologyGadgets43 min ago

    Apple's iOS 27.3 update introduces new Duo clock faces for StandBy Mode, the full-screen display shown when an iPhone is charging on its side. The paired clock designs are aimed at shared spaces like bedside tables, letting two time zones or styles sit side by side. The change gives iPhone users more personalization options for a feature that has seen steady refinement since its debut.

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