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I've watched the first 4 episodes of MobLand season 2, and the 'explosive' Guy Ritchie series makes a mind-blowingly perfect return to Paramount+
Thankfully, the Harrigans are as chaotic as they've ever been — their family drama in MobLand season 2 is nothing short of exceptional.
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I love Garmin's new Forerunner 170 Music smartwatch, but this deal for the superior Forerunner 265 makes it the better buy
We called the Forerunner 265 the best running watch for most people when it came out in 2023, and this discount makes it a better buy than Garmin’s newer releases.
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This 57% discount on the Jura S8 automatic coffee machine is so good, I did a double take
Swiss company, Jura, is an expert in all things automatic coffee machines, the premium S8 has now had its price slashed by over AU$2,000 for a limited time.
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StarCraft general manager says 'tension' was the key to designing a StarCraft game from a first-person perspective — 'Every shot matters. Everything you do matters'
StarCraft general manager and creative director Dan Hay has explained the process of designing a new game in first-person, revealing that "tension" was crucial.
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Amazon announces Prime Big Deal Days dates for 2026 in Australia — and the sale is earlier than expected
Amazon Australia has revealed when its next Prime Big Deal Days sale will be — the weeklong sale starts September 29 and will span across the Labour Day/King’s Birthday long weekend.
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Just in time for the Aussie summer, there's up to AU$300 off some of Dyson's popular purifying fans
Dyson fans don't just deliver cool air into your room, they purify the air too, ensuring you not only stay cool, but your breathe cleaner air too — and now you can save up to AU$300 on a range of models.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says the SaaSpocalypse is 'crazy nonsense' - and Jensen Huang agrees with him
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff says the SaaSpocalypse isn't happening - but then he has good reason to.
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Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember feels like a blast from the past thanks to its fast, stylish, and satisfying action
I wasn't expecting much from Wo Long 2: Wings of Ember, but its action has instantly placed it on my 2027 wishlist.
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Up to 45% off Yeti, Hydro Flask, and Stanley — arm yourself with a top quality insulated bottle or mug this fall
Cooler weather is on its way — but there are price drops across dozens of insulated on-the-go mugs, to see you through a cold commute.
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I tried Canon's new-look EOS R8 Mark II — it's a solid upgrade of the EOS R8, but the competition from Nikon is fierce
Canon's EOS R8 Mark II upgrades the entry-level full-frame EOS R8 mirrorless camera with a fresh new look, in-body image stabilization, useful controls and performance improvements.
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The Canon EOS R8 II isn’t the retro camera fans expected — the full-frame upgrade has a ‘modern twist’ that’s giving me strong Nikon and Sony vibes
Canon's long-rumored 'retro' mirrorless camera has arrived and it's the EOS R8 II — but its design has a 'modern twist' that looks decidedly like a Sony or Nikon camera.
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Salesforce has built the TSA a new AI agent to make travelling less awful for everyone
Salesforce wants to make your TSA experience smoother with a new AI agent.
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Nvidia RTX 5090 GPU prices skyrocket to $9,000 — as fresh RTX 6000 rumor suggests a 2027 launch that fills me with dread
The RTX 5090 keeps getting pricier somehow, so who knows how much the next-gen flagship will cost.
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New Polish jet-powered drone looks a lot like a miniature B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, and there's a good reason why
Poland's WB Group has revealed a 30kg turbojet loitering munition using a B-2-inspired shape intended to reduce radar and heat signatures.
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A dancing dog mascot, 23 screws, 9 parts: Inside Dell's attempt to show Japanese kids how computers work and how to assemble one
Dell gave nine laptop parts and 23 screws to seven Japanese children to assemble, told them to fix it themselves when it broke, and let them keep the finished product
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Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, September 16 (game #1696)
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 Wednesday, September 16 (game #1193)
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 Wednesday, September 16 (game #927)
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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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says ‘the world is right to be afraid’ of AI influence — but that it can benefit humanity like no other technology before it
Sam Altman opens up on Hugging Face “accident”, the future of AI and humanity, and much more.
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Desperate attempt or marketing genius? Microsoft's Project Zenith is a confusing attempt to get those who can afford an expensive PC to buy one
Project Zenith preconfigures Windows 11 for developers, though its 64GB memory requirement limits it to expensive hardware.
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Diablo 5 senior game director says 'the continued passion' is the reason Diablo 2: Resurrected exists and has allowed Blizzard to look at it for modern inspiration — 'Because it exists today alongside Diablo 4, we can look at it through today's lens'
Blizzard has said that the success of Diablo 2: Resurrected has enabled it to use the game as modern inspiration for Diablo 5.
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'We're going through a new industrial revolution': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei share differing views on AI at Dreamforce 2026
Nvidia and Anthropic CEOs share their views on AI regulation and progress.
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Now we know which iPhone Apple really wants you to buy, and John Ternus gave us the key
Apple CEO John Ternus attended his first Emmy Awards ceremony and found a golden opportunity to highlight the iPhone they probably want you to buy.
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How to watch Run Hide Fight: Infidels online from anywhere
Jonathan Majors stars as a Delta Force veteran fighting to save students when extremists seize an college campus – here's how to watch Run Hide Fight: Infidels online from anywhere.
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AI on Intel MacBook laptop uses webcam and mirror to rewrite and debug its own AMD Radeon driver code live and direct — without a programmer in the loop
Schroeder pairs a webcam and mirror so an AI agent can visually verify its own Radeon driver edits.
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Huawei says its new smartphone chip is entirely free of any US-made components
Huawei Kirin 9050 Pro backs up US-free claim while touting major performance gains under the hood.
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First ever battle between two autonomous naval drones 'won' by Ukraine thanks to a salvo from a remote weapon turret
A Sargan-3000 drone boat has engaged in the first unmanned sea battle with an uncrewed Russian seacraft, and come away the winner.
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Vertical GPU, top-loading HDDs: Morefine's 4-bay NAS is unlike any AI workstation PC I've ever seen, thanks to a simple physics law
Morefine's MNAS-X1 stacks four swappable drives above its Ryzen 7 board, leaving room for a full-size gaming GPU inside.
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Whole-home Wi-Fi 7 just became more affordable with Amazon's Early Prime Day deal on the Deco 7 Pro Tri-Band BE10000 mesh system
The TP-Link Deco 7 Pro brings tri-band Wi-Fi 7 to larger homes and home offices and gets an Early Prime Day discount at Amazon.
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Reacher fans 'absolutely' responsible for Prime Video spinoff Neagley being made — but the new series will solve one outstanding mystery
Reacher spinoff Neagley arrives on Prime Video on September 16 — and it'll solve one of the biggest mysteries we've sat with for years.
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PS Plus Gets a Diverse Lineup for September With WWE 2K26, RuneScape: Dragonwilds and More
From the supernatural horror of Slitterhead to the roguelite action of Ball x Pit and the stealthy combat of Sniper Elite: Resistance, this month’s additions offer plenty of ways to play.
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Samsung Is Fast-Tracking Galaxy Z TriFold 2 After iPhone Duo Reveal, According to Leaks
The successor to Samsung’s first TriFold phone may now have an accelerated release timeline.
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Google’s New Pixel Features Include Shortcuts to Your Favorite Contacts, Adds Scam Alerts
The September Pixel Drop includes two months of Audible for anyone with a Pixel 6 or newer.
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Prime Video Launches Super Bundle With Starz, AMC Plus, BritBox, MGM Plus and PBS Masterpiece
The five-service package costs $30 per month and launches today.
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The Wolverine Game Sinks Its Claws Into Emotional Heights Rather Than Story Cohesion
A bold foray into an alternate universe crashes Logan against dysfunctional families, doomed love and antimutant violence, but its logic frays as the game goes on.
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Before You Install iOS 27, Make Sure You Have the Right iPhone Backup
Upgrading your phone’s system is a big step. Here’s how to make a good backup of your data just in case something goes sideways.
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Walt Disney World Brings AI Into Its Booking Site
Some guests will soon see AI-generated summaries as well as being able to plan vacations conversationally with a chatbot.
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What an Ex-Anthropic Researcher’s Warning About Human Extinction Really Means
AI companies think their creations could kill us all. They’re carrying on anyway.
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Yamaha Upgrades Its Smallest Soundbar With Dolby Atmos Support
The B200A is barely 2 feet across and it has Bluetooth streaming.
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New Streaming Service Alert: JustWatch Is Starting Its Own Platform
You’ll be able to watch an assortment of TV shows and movies from select distributors and production houses.
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Upgrading Your Phone Soon? Readers Say This Brand Reigns Supreme and It’s Not Apple
Four big tech brands dominate the smartphone space, but one wins for for customer satisfaction, AI features and battery life.
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Publishers Argue AI Firms Should Pay for Content as Copyright Case Advances
The cost of licensing news content would be a “rounding error” for companies like OpenAI, says Ziff Davis CEO Vivek Shah.
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The VPNs That Are Supposed to Protect Your Privacy Are Collecting Your Data Instead
According to the report, 64 VPN apps on Apple’s App Store and Google Play contain trackers that collect your sensitive data; the exact opposite of what a VPN is supposed to do.
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Let It Go: Here’s How to Keep Kids’ Music Out of Your Spotify Wrapped
You can still use your Spotify account to play Disney songs, but they won’t influence your recommendations or Wrapped roundup.
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KitchenAid’s New Design Series Mixer Has a Glass Bowl That Illuminates
The Luminaire comes in a new blue peppercorn color and features an entirely redesigned glass bowl.
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Is iOS 27 Draining Your iPhone Battery? Don’t Panic, That’s Normal
Apple said this isn’t unusual and it’s temporary.
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MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600 Pro Focuses on Gaming, AI Performance for High-End Phones
The high-end processor is the company’s first to use TSMC’s 2-nanometer process.
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LG Denies Allegations Its Televisions Are Always Recording
Researchers say that they exploited the microphone and content recognition features of an LG TV to listen to user conversations.
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Apple Could Be Working on Multiple Foldable Phones, Report Predicts
Apple just opened the door to foldable iPhones, and the Duo may not be alone for long.
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Siri AI Will Have Deep Integration With ChatGPT and Claude Models, Leaked Build Shows
Siri AI will cooperate with ChatGPT or Claude on certain tasks. The third-party models can even replace Siri altogether.
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Disabling Apple Intelligence Just Got Harder With iOS 27. Here’s How to Opt Out
Since Apple Intelligence is all about Siri AI now, here’s what you need to know to de-AI your iPhone.
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Nintendo Switch Owners Should Update Their Firmware After Security Exploit Discovered
The issue does not affect the Nintendo Switch 2.
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Sorry, iPhone Air Fans: There’s No Second Generation From Apple This Year. Here’s Why
Apple’s decision to only drop luxury iPhone models this year is a bummer for budget shoppers.
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CW@60: What Doom taught me about networking, security and trust
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Zopa Bank launches voice-controlled banking
Digital challenger bank is removing more manual tasks by offering customers the ability to bank through natural speech
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Cisco users urged to patch email gateway flaw
Cisco warns defenders to patch a critical vulnerability in its Secure Email Gateway appliance that may be used by attackers to gain root privileges.
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Capita doesn’t get to ‘walk away from’ civil service pension mess, says minister
UK government minister tells a packed-out Westminster debate that Capita must sort out Civil Service Pension Scheme problems before any decision on future of scheme
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UK, US and Netherlands warn of Iranian state spyware campaign
Cyber attackers linked to Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security are targeting opponents and opposition groups with Windows spyware
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The UK AI Strategy: Reorganisation is not delivery
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UK Atomic Energy Authority readies US artificial intelligence collaboration
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Data dive: The revolving door between Whitehall and big tech
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UK rolls out digital ID for alcohol sales
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UK lawmakers call for new law to protect human rights from AI systems
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