Having officially launched in Australia in July 2026, Amazfit presents itself as a more affordable alternative to premium brands like Garmin — these are some of my top-rated picks.

ChatGPT’s Stickers feature transcends disposable AI slop and proved surprisingly charming.

It's no surprise Sony continues to sell the XM4 noise-cancelling headphones, but this 32% saving is a surprise — one that shouldn't be ignored.

The Dyson CameraJet is undoubtedly a feat of engineering, but cheap it is not. Buying an electric toothbrushes and a water flosser separately is a heck of a lot cheaper and will provide a deep clean without needing deep pockets.

Logitech’s budget-friendly gaming mouse cuts the weight without losing the features.

With Insta360's X6 much pricier and DJI banned from the US, the GoPro Max 2 for a new low price looks like the top value 360 camera pick

I've searched through the Labor Day Garmin sale at Amazon and picked out the eight best deals on smartwatches and wearable that we rated highly here at TechRadar.

US government agencies criticized for failing to reveal very many details at all about how its tests the safety of frontier models.

OpenAI's next big model, Astra, a.k.a. GPT-6, is done with training and ready to launch, but CEO Sam Altman's warning and recent reports on the model's inscrutable nature have us worried.

Anker's latest printer, which is being previewed at IFA 2026, lets you print your designs on fabric or film.

Throttle House fans have called the channel a 'spiritual successor' to Top Gear for years — but The Grand Tour presenters had no idea what was coming when they booked Richard Hammond.

Amazon's Labor Day sale is better than I expected, with up to 48% off top-rated running shoes from Nike, Hoka, Brooks, Adidas, and more.

While the US was busy imposing restrictions against China, Chinese startups were occupied filling gaps in the market.

Just one year after its original 360 camera, DJI has released the second-gen Osmo 360 II, and it fixes a major weakness

The series contains the Circular Ring 3 Pro and Circular Ring 3 Slim, with the Pro supporting ECG and Blood Pressure.

ExpressVPN has launched a native app for Amazon Fire TV devices running Vega OS, giving owners of the new streaming sticks another top-tier way to protect their connection.

Do we really need a Persona 4 Golden remake? I'm not sure after going hands-on at Gamescom 2026.

New Japanese laptop boasts a clever cooling innovation that might catch on elsewhere.

Microsoft is warning about an ongoing scam campaign starting in Teams.

A24 meets Hideo Kojima in the upcoming movie version of video game series Death Stranding — but its director is being given 'a lot of freedom'.

I got hands-on with TCL's new P80 line of phones and nxtPaper tablets — here are my first impressions.

A new congressional memo warns that standard, single-hop VPNs might not be enough to stop foreign intelligence from tracking your digital footprint.

CODA director Sian Heder is back with Being Heumann, which follows the life of Disability Rights Activist Judith Heumann.

Lenovo's fanless Project AeroBlade weighs under 830g and has Thunderbolt 4. The Intel-based ThinkBook, which was announced alongside it, weighs 990g and has neither Thunderbolt nor USB4 on offer

Lenovo's ThinkCentre X Ultra packs 128GB of unified memory into 1.6 liters for $3,699, and says four will cluster into a potential 512GB pool

Lenovo's ThinkBook 14x Gen 2 weighs 990g, offers a 2.8K 120Hz OLED, and costs $999.99 while making no mention of AI at an otherwise AI-centric launch event from the computer giant.

Lenovo is putting NVIDIA's Arm superchip in a Yoga with up to 128GB of unified memory. That is enough to run a relatively large LLM entirely on-device, which, for regulated firms, is a compliance feature for on-device AI needs

At IFA 2026, Nvidia announced that laptops from Microsoft, HP, Lenovo, and more powered by its new RTX Spark chip will ship in October... but other details remain thin on the ground.

Uber is launching driverless taxis in London — but your chances of getting one are slim.

The brand's founder and CTO explains why artificial intelligence and home lighting are a perfect fit, and what he's most excited about next.

Citing rising costs, Microsoft is changing its cloud gaming service options.

Before the IFA 2026 tech event is scheduled to start, we got a sneak peek at all the futuristic devices at the expo.

It’s been a busy week for AI developers.

Apple’s memory costs for some of the new phones could be nearly 400% higher than last year, TrendForce says.

With $70 million of investment from companies including Qualcomm, the smart ring-maker is planning its next-gen AI wearables.

From AI intimate companions to a smartphone for your dog, here’s what raised our eyebrows the most at this year’s IFA.

ChatGPT can’t climb mountains, but it can give you bad advice on how to do it.

No official cause for the multiple outages has yet been revealed.

Next week, Apple is expected to debut the Apple Watch 12 and new AirPods, as well as three new iPhones — but no base iPhone 18.

The new model comes with a staggered rollout and strict cybersecurity protections.

Smarter AI chops and triangular brushes may clean your floors better.

The previous model fell short in our lab tests, so I went into my hands-on trial skeptical. I left impressed.

Motorola’s given the Razr a touch of the old razzle-dazzle for IFA, and bulked out its mobile portfolio.

Project AeroBlade is an exciting new and fanless cooling system, while Project Swan builds on a motorized display concept shown off at CES.

It’s the home LAN reimagined.

Lenovo provides details on its Yogas, and Acer’s doing a desktop.

These combo models can heat, cool and clean air all in the same unit.

Dyson’s new hair tools were designed to provide sleek, soft locks without frizz or heat damage.

The TCL P80 Ultra and Pro will be the company’s first phones to use its fancy paper-like displays.

HTC’s Vive Eagle do a lot of what Meta’s glasses do, cameras included. But the extra battery boost might be a sign of where Meta and others head.

The RockAqua P1 made its splashdown at IFA 2026 in Berlin, and we saw it first.

Roborock’s new lineup at IFA 2026 is all about improving navigation and hands-free maintenance. I’ll be the judge.

It also introduced an equally colorful ThinkCentre all-in-one PC at IFA 2026 along with a completely redesigned Yoga Tab Android tablet.

Eufy’s sterilization-focused robot vacuum is the product I’m most looking forward to checking out in Berlin.

Anker’s security division has big plans, and the company is prepping an even bigger AI management system for your home — without relying on cloud data or subscriptions.

New York mayor Zohran Mamdani has moved to restrict children's use of AI tools in the city's public school system.

The Financial Conduct Authority warns that frontier AI models are finding security vulnerabilities faster than firms can patch them

The company is expanding its regional cloud footprint, growing sovereign cloud deployments and investing in AI skills development as governments and enterprises seek control over data, compliance and artificial intelligence

The executive chair of Oracle and its CEO will be asked to justify why a project budgeted at $10bn is costing taxpayers $17bn more

Enterprise AI has evolved from isolated tools to integrated systems, says Capgemini. Success depends on human-AI collaboration, runtime governance, and orchestration

Computer Weekly's tech-writer-in-chief Cliff Saran explains why he is perfectly suited to the job

 An amendment to the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill will give the government powers to switch off AI systems or datacentres in an emergency

The Security Think Tank explores the intersection of GDPR and artificial intelligence, considering how data protection standards in the UK and Europe are changing in this new paradigm.

The cyber gang that attacked Manchester Airports Group has leaked data on 8.7 million travellers after its victim refused to pay a ransom

HackerOne used Anthropic’s controversial Claude Mythos 5 model on its codebase and found a critical hidden flaw

AI can operate autonomously but should do so only within human-defined limits. Capability is not equal to authority — AI may act independently, but humans must set boundaries

We speak to AWS’ Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec about S3 growth, DuckDB and how AI is helping people understand their data

New cloud region, AI partnerships and skills programmes underscore AWS’s growing role in supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030

Announcement at Leap 2026 highlights Saudi Arabia’s push to expand local cloud and AI infrastructure in support of Vision 2030

Zahra Bahrololoumi, CEO of Salesforce UK & Ireland, charts a career through three decades of seismic tech shifts to arrive at a philosophy for meeting AI head-on

Every MDR provider leads with the benefits of AI for managed cyber security and covers its bases by stressing that a human oversees what its AI decides. The more useful question is what that person knows.

The Security Think Tank explores the intersection of GDPR and artificial intelligence, considering how data protection standards in the UK and Europe are changing in this new paradigm.

The next leap in AI will not come from making one model smarter, but rather from learning how to organise thousands of them

Brian McKenna and Paul Roehrig, chief strategy officer, Ascendion discuss AI and the future of the economy, avoiding the Scylla and Charybdis of catastrophism and boosterism

Datacentres face intense scrutiny over water use. This article examines how cooling technologies, server efficiency and location shape their real footprint