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How to watch Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County online – stream the SLOMW spin-off from anywhere
Here's how to watch Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County online from anywhere, as Jen Affleck relocates to the OC to create MomTok version 2.
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AI misuse in policing is a warning for any organization handling sensitive evidence
Why organizations need purpose-built, auditable AI when handling sensitive evidence and high-stakes decisions.
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Nvidia RTX 5080 Super GPU is canned, rumor claims — and I'm not surprised
'I wish they'd just do something': gamers are seriously angry about the state of play with Nvidia's consumer GPUs.
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AI's infrastructure boom is standing on porcelain legs
AI agents are exposing the costly divide between search and analytics.
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Hackers are more excited for Black Friday than UK shoppers — but not for the same reasons
Some hunt for bargains, and others for sensitive customer data, new report warns.
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Software vendors need to make their tools more accessible without dumbing them down, and Adobe thinks it's got the winning formula
Advanced tools and traditional interfaces aren't going anywhere, but software vendors must be willing to open up more doors to new ways of working.
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Suunto Race 3S review: Competent and stylish, but overpriced
The Suunto Race 3S is a technically competent smartwatch — just priced out of its bracket.
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A third of UK businesses on Google Maps have no working website — and many of those that do are struggling to keep them up to date
Many UK businesses admit their Google listings still send customers to a dead end, with salons the worst offenders.
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I’ve already found 17 early Black Friday TV deals worth nabbing: save big on LG, Samsung, Sony and more
Plus, some superb deals on soundbars not to be missed
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Black Friday has come early for the Apple Watch Series 12, with a massive 20% saving
Discounts on the newest Apple devices are few and far between, so we were pleasantly surprised to see the recently launched Apple Watch Series 12 already getting a hefty price cut.
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How to watch The Killing of the Golden Rooster online for free —stream the Valentin Elizalde docuseries online from anywhere
Learn more about the rise and eventual assassination of Valentin Elizalde - here's how to watch The Killing of the Golden Rooster online and from anywhere.
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Black Friday coffee machine deals in Australia have started early — save up to 40% on De’Longhi, Breville, KitchenAid, Nespresso and more
If your kitchen is crying out for a new coffee maker, there's rarely a better time to buy than Black Friday.
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How to watch The Good Daughter from anywhere in the world – stream online for free
Rose Byrne stars in this thriller series, adapting a novel from Karin Slaughter. Here's how to watch The Good Daughter from anywhere.
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How to watch 12 Days of Snoopy online – stream the animated holiday special from anywhere
Here's how to watch 12 Days of Snoopy from anywhere, as the iconic dog and his pals reunite for a special holiday adventure.
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DP World Tour Championship 2026 live stream: How to watch golf online for free from anywhere as the Race to Dubai title is decided
All the ways to watch DP World Tour FInal 2026 live streams online from anywhere, as Rory McIlroy goes in search of an 8th Race to Dubai title.
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Meta launches Muse AI agent for Apple Watch and Android Wear OS
Meta's Muse is now coming to your wrist through compatibility with Apple Watch and Wear OS.
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Best Dyson Black Friday 2026 deals in Australia: knock up to AU$620 off a new vacuum, air purifier, hair tool and more
Dyson's Black Friday deals have officially started — shop up to AU$620 off select vacuums, hair tools, air purifiers and more.
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Vercel data reveals AI models now have a half-life of just six weeks
Vercel finds a typical AI model will peak within a month of launching, with loyalty increasingly fragile.
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Xgimi Elfin Flip 4K review: a great budget projector bursting with color and gaming features
The Xgimi Elfin Flip 4K brings some wonderful projector technology into an affordable package. It makes small sacrifices here and there, but not enough to hold it back.
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Thailand says new data centers can't be louder than a hair dryer — but will the new 70dB limit actually help those living nearby?
Thailand introduces new data center regulations covering noise, heat, and water consumption, including a 70 dBA ceiling for operating facilities.
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Forget waiting for Black Friday — my favourite Apple earbuds just got a massive AU$130 discount
Black Friday is still officially a couple of weeks away, but Amazon has seemingly started the party early with some superb discounts on Apple's flagship headphones.
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Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, November 12 (game #1753)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, November 12 (game #1250)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Thursday, November 12 (game #984)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
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Today I learned the world's first mass-produced drone was built by a Hollywood actor
British-born actor Reginald Denny turned model aircraft into the Radioplane OQ-2, a target drone the US Army ordered in huge numbers during World War II.
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Anthropic is spending $3.4 billion on natural gas turbines to avoid the AI power crisis
Anthropic is investing $3.4 billion in natural gas generators to secure electricity for AI infrastructure amid growing shortages and rising energy costs.
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DJI's new drone could be a literal lifesaver — Matrice 5T features enhanced night vision and 1k thermal imaging, making it perfect for search and rescue
DJI's Matrice 5T combines 1K thermal imaging, enhanced night vision, obstacle detection, and artificial intelligence for demanding rescue and inspection operations.
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Memory price skyrockets as demand for AI data centers drives 369% year-over-year surge
Memory makers aren't selling much more; they're charging much more.
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Google Fitbit Edge review: The Fitbit we loved, now in its Google era
The Google Fitbit Edge is a perfectly competent but largely unexciting fitness tracker, bolstered by automatic activity smarts.
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SpaceX plans massive $24 billion gas-powered Texas data center — application for 35 natural gas turbines and a capacity of 748 megawatts comes despite rising opposition in the state
SpaceX plans a $24 billion AI complex supported by 35 gas turbines generating 748 MW amid opposition and permitting concerns.
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Why This Anker Universal Charger Is the Only Power Accessory I Pack for Travel
The slew of port and plug options is great, and the built-in display is just as useful.
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Hasbro Is Using AI to Bring Characters to Life — With Limits
For the next time you need Cobra Commander to crash a Teams meeting.
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What to Learn About Meta’s Muse AI Before It Learns Too Much About You
Meta gave its new AI agent a cuddly mascot, but security researchers and privacy advocates say its data-harvesting practices are anything but friendly.
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Apple Support Community Is Shutting Down, as DIY Advice Bites the Dust
Even if the site was no longer very useful, it’s still sad to lose free peer support.
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What to Do if a Bug in Your AMD GPU Is Wearing Down Your SSD
AMD says it’s working on a software fix for a bug causing excessive writing to drives.
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Logitech Gives Its Employees a Day Off for Grand Theft Auto 6 Launch
At least three other organizations are also giving employees time off to play the new game.
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Amazon Has a New Meal Delivery Partner Ahead of Black Friday
You can get $20 off your first two orders of $25 for the first two weeks.
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Live Now! The iPhone Duo Has Been Folded 406,000 Times and Counting in Our Custom Machine
We’re using our custom-made robot to open and close the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times. Watch along and get your questions answered by CNET editors live.
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Which Foldable Phone Has the Best Battery Life? We Put Them to the Test
From Apple’s iPhone Duo to Samsung’s and Motorola’s foldables, we tested how today’s most popular book-style and flip phones hold up under pressure.
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Your Air Fryer Can Make Perfect Hard-Boiled Eggs
The best part is that air fryer eggs require no pot, no boiling water and no frustrating peeling.
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From Green Screen to Gray Box: AI Is Stepping Onto the Hollywood Sound Stage
A movie set with blank, neutral walls can be filled in with AI-generated backgrounds and lighting.
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Want Apple Intelligence for Your Home Security Camera? You’ll Need These 4 Things
Apple Intelligence offers smart AI features for compatible cameras, but you’ll need to play by Apple’s rules. Here’s all the requirements.
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, Nov. 11
Need a NYT Mini Crossword answer today? We’ve got every answer for the Mini Crossword on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
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Reddit’s New AI-Powered Reviews Are Already Controversial
The platform’s test of automated product review summaries is sparking concern that advertising will replace human advice.
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Warhammer Survivors Isn’t Much More Than a Vampire Survivors Reskin, Which Is (Mostly) OK
Though it passes up the opportunity to move the genre into new territory, the game is a tasty, if familiar, piece of gaming junk food.
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NASA Is Accepting Astronaut Applications for the First Time in 2 Years
If you have the right stuff, you could be on the next moon mission or end up on Mars.
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The New Adobe Firefly AI Is All About Video Editing
Adobe’s AI platform is doing all the things now, not just beginners’ basics.
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Pixel 11 Pro’s HiLight Will Now Light Up When Your Besties Text You
Google’s new LED light is starting to flash for more than just phone calls.
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Apple’s iPod Turns 25: Here’s the Song Catalog That Rode Wit You
On this day in 2001, Apple’s iconic MP3 player was released. And now, an Apple Music easter egg lets you experience the nostalgic sound and scroll of the gadget’s click wheel.
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Google Expands Gemini 4 Carbon Availability
AI Ultra subscribers can now give the latest Gemini model a spin.
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We’ve Folded the iPhone Duo Almost 400,000 Times. How Much More Can It Take?
Our Fold-a-Phone machine folds Apple’s iPhone Duo 900 times every hour to test the durability of its hinge.
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Half of New Games on Steam Are Now Made With AI. How Does This Reflect the Gaming Industry?
Most of those games are unpopular, with 10 or fewer reviews from gamers.
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Google Introduces 3 More Top-Level Domain Names, Including .Eat and .Fly
Prospective website owners can now register domains geared toward food, travel and local bands.
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Death Stranding 2, Atomfall and More Land on PlayStation Plus Soon
PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra subscribers can play these games and more starting in November 2026.
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You Should Download iOS 27.2.1 Now for a Handful of Security Fixes
Apple said the update fixes issues that could expose sensitive data.
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Why the use of AI by the UK’s intelligence services needs independent oversight
AI is giving intelligence agencies new capabilities to sift and analyse communications on a previously unimaginable scale. What safeguards are being applied to protect individuals and to ensure UK’s agencies don’t go beyond their lawful powers?
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Third Post Office Capture conviction referral adds to ‘growing body of evidence’
A former subpostmaster is appealing a 1998 conviction that was based on evidence from the Post Office’s faulty Capture system
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Bug-hunting time cut dramatically with AI, says Forescout
Forescout’s Vedere Labs has shown AI can cut bug-finding time dramatically, including those common in critical infrastructure
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The investigatory powers commissioner, Lord Leveson, talks to Computer Weekly about the challenges of overseeing the UK’s surveillance capabilities, candour and the impact of artificial intelligence
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Last orders ‘very soon’ for Fujitsu’s Post Office scandal financial contribution
Post Office Horizon scandal statutory public inquiry report will be published ‘very soon’, according to report
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The ethics of using books to train AI
Some AI companies have been training their models using tens of thousands of physical books, destroying them in the process. Why did they use books, how ethical is this and is there a better way to train AI?
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Google Cloud pins London outage on PLC misconfiguration
A generator controller wired to the wrong side of a switch meant backup power never started, so UPS batteries drained and the London region went dark for six hours
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MWC26 Doha: Qatar positions itself as a global technology hub
The event brought together global telecoms leaders, policymakers and technology companies as Qatar seeks to expand its digital economy, strengthen regional connectivity and turn investments in AI and infrastructure into international business opportunities
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Data dive: Mapping UK councils’ hyperscale dependence
More than half the DNS records that route UK councils’ email and websites resolve to Microsoft, Amazon or Google – though 99.7% publish anti-spoofing controls
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Post Office to reach ‘milestone’ and eventually dump Fujitsu by September 2027
Supplier’s controversial relationship with the Post Office will come to an end by the beginning of September next year at the latest
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Gartner Symposium: Who is in control of AI?
CIOs were asked to consider what will happen as AI advances to so-called ‘super intelligence’, and how these things will be managed and secured
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Civil servants hit by Capita pension failure may take lead from teachers’ union compensation victory
A legal victory for teachers, who faced unlawful delays in receiving their pensions, could set precedent for those afflicted by civil service pension outsourcing disaster
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Datacentres of the future will be built differently, says Gartner
Gartner’s Henrique Cecci tells CIOs to fix workload placement, lock in capacity early and plan for sovereignty, as he takes the message to Gartner IT Symposium this week
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Google Cloud London outage: Continuity lessons for IT leaders
Cloud outages reveal that infrastructure resilience does not equal business resilience. Mapping dependencies, defining failover authority and testing recovery plans are essential
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A chilling warning of AI-powered cyber attacks
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AC/DC: The AI power reckoning driving a shift to high-density DC
AI compute density is shifting from kilowatts to megawatts and exposing the limits of AC infrastructure. Moving to DC-native energy architectures is critical to slash losses
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Gartner Symposium: Keeping the tech flywheel under control
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Adapting to a time of volatility
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Teachers surprised pension service not fully returned after migration blackout
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