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Microsoft plans two big Windows 11 interface changes — and one is divisive
New Copilot integration for the taskbar's search box gets the thumbs-up from some, but others don't trust Microsoft's motives here.
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1 in 8 Brits have used AI to write their Christmas cards
A new survey shows that 1 in 8 of Brits use AI tools to help them write sentimental messages in their Christmas cards.
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Timekettle LiveTalk AI Translation Earbuds review
These in ear translation earbuds aim to bring live translation to the user with a series of modes that cover everything from face to face meetings, online meetings and live translation during presentations and meetings. The open ear design also lets themselves as a work place friendly solution.
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GTA 6 is coming to Miami with a live Grand Theft Auto 6: The Festival special event — here's how to secure your pre-sale tickets
Rockstar Games has announced Grand Theft Auto 6: The Festival, a special live concert scheduled for after GTA 6's launch and featuring music from the game.
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The Gadhouse Eric CD player is affordable and feature-packed
Gadhouse's new CD player could be the budget portable spinner to beat, with a low price, chic aesthetic and some impressive tools.
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French bank Crédit Mutuel Arkéa hit in cyberattack — up to $133 million stolen and systems shut down
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa confirmed ballpark figure but said customer funds are unaffected.
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AI slop is clogging court and complaint systems
AI is a great tool, but maybe stop using it to file complaints and draft legal documents.
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Another huge data breach hits a major Japanese company — Iris Ohyama attack exposes info of 7.7 million customers
Encrypted passwords were among the stolen information.
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I review coffee makers for a living, and these are the 3 De’Longhi deals I want this Black Friday
From beginner-friendly budget brewers to premium bean-to-cup espresso machines, these are the ones to watch.
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'Frankly, it’s sort of bananas to think of BioWare as just…gone' — Original Mass Effect composer hopes 'someone else can come in and take it from here' following studio closure
Original Mass Effect composer Jack Wall has reacted to EA shutting down BioWare and hopes the legendary studio can be saved one day.
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The best early Black Friday headphone deals from Nothing, Sennheiser, and Soundcore
Looking for headphones this Black Friday? It seems the massive discounts have come early at Amazon — and don't just take our word for it, have a look!
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'This represents an important evolution in AI governance': Infosys lays out how your business can thrive with the new generation of autonomous AI agents
Infosys tells us how your business can prepare for the age of autonomous AI agents.
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Tongue-in-cheek app emails Sam Altman daily to 'report the RAM he missed'
'Track total, used and available RAM, plus your standing with the global allocation authorities': new Linux app is a well-observed piece of humor.
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Why is Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 going back to Kronus? We asked the real-time strategy game’s creative director to explain why
King Art Games has explained why Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4will revisit Kronus and how the return of Crusade Mode played a part in the decision.
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Samsung is reportedly testing a Galaxy AI Premium subscription service
Samsung Galaxy AI Premium could soon launch with three paid tools, but initial reactions aren't positive.
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Ninja PREPi review: a cute, compact, versatile food processor built for quick meal prep
The Ninja PREPi chops, purees, slides, shreds, and crinkle cuts a huge variety of foods — just don't expect it to tackle frozen ingredients.
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Narwal V50 Cube review: a self-emptying stick vacuum with brilliant smart features
Narwal's ever stick vacuum boasts a headlight to magnify dust, AI dirt detection, and a truly impressive auto-emptying dock.
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Since tokenmaxxing is the wrong metric for AI ROI, what is the right one?
AI ROI should measure quality, workflow improvements and cost efficiency, not token consumption.
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Who Gives A Crap: Data breach at ethical toilet paper company exposes customer information across UK, US and Australia
Names, email addresses and phone numbers all stolen.
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Straight Talk just dropped an unlimited data plan to $20/mo ahead of Black Friday — a brand new record
If you're looking for a cheap plan (and I mean cheap), consider this seasonal Black Friday promotion from Straight Talk Wireless.
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Some United Airlines flights now let you sign into Spotify on your flight — and it's totally free
Spotify's latest partnership with United Airlines means you can listen to your playlists even at 35,000 feet, and it doesn't cost you extra.
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The rise of the autonomous farm
AI, automation and connectivity are reshaping farm operations, giving farmers greater visibility, flexibility and control.
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'I am deeply sorry': Jensen Huang affair with suspected Chinese spy sees Nvidia open investigation into its CEO — but what happens next?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang apologizes for affair with suspected Chinese honeypot, but what effect will this have on the chip giant?
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Has China cracked the AI data center power problem? New 800-volt DC power system is a 'world first,' offering greater efficiency and conversion than ever
China's Envision has deployed an 800V DC power system at Galaxy AI campus, promising improved efficiency, battery support and reduced infrastructure requirements.
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How to watch Pakistan vs Sri Lanka 1st Test: Free Streams & TV Channels
All the ways to watch the first Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Test live streams from anywhere, as the two Asian sides begin their two-match series in Rawalpindi.
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US college student builds 'Reaper' drone — which he says set a new world record speed of 491mph
Georgia Tech student Tomas Salvo says his $13,000 Reaper aircraft reached 491 mph, attracting Pentagon interest and attention from enthusiasts.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, November 9 (game #1247)
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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Quordle hints and answers for Monday, November 9 (game #1750)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, November 9 (game #981)
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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Nvidia hits back at US data center gloom with plans to repurpose old telephone and telecom buildings owned by Brightspeed into small AI data centers
Nvidia is reportedly exploring plans with Apollo to convert over 130 Brightspeed telecom properties into smaller AI data centers across America.
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Nvidia Board Launches Probe After Reports CEO Was Targeted by Chinese Spy
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Wendy’s Just Released a Video Game Where You Can Win Fast Food
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Roku Retires Fish Tank Screensaver to Reel Viewers Into Roku City
Fans of the Roku aquarium will need to find a new way to just keep swimming.
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iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold 8 Camera Comparison: Frolicking With Apple’s and Samsung’s Foldables
I snapped some photos in a dreamy garden with these passport-size phones to see how their rear cameras stack up.
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Apple Says There Are Now 100,000 Apps Built for the iPhone Duo
The new 4:3 inner screen doesn’t play nicely with every app, but here’s some that work so far.
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OpenAI and Anthropic Drop New AI Tools for Cybersecurity, Images and Finance
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Bluetooth 7 Speeds Are Set to Quadruple in 2027, Especially for Audio
The Bluetooth Group has announced a new standard. Here’s how it works and when you can expect to benefit from it.
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Plus, score the newest Fire streaming stick and a solid pair of Anker earbuds for $25 each.
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Tech critics say that real change will depend on newly elected officials keeping their campaign promises.
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A new report finds residential proxies exiting the White House network 236 times in the past month.
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Energy giant signs contract for foundational digital services
SSE has penned a five-year IT deal that will include foundational digital services and provide IT services to the energy firm’s staff
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Teachers surprised pension service not fully returned after migration blackout
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Watchdog investigates Europol over ‘irregular’ data processing claims
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Cutting cloud carbon: From accounting to action
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Zurich uncovers £19m of fraud with Quantexa data analytics
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Minority groups oppose ‘routine’ police facial recognition
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Home Office plans £881.6m AWS deal, at nearly three times spend rate
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UK government ‘house of cards’ heavily reliant on US AI models
US tech suppliers provide the artificial intelligence models behind most tools deployed by UK central government
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How to avoid blowing your AI budget
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SailPoint: Anarchy reigns over enterprise agentic AI
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OECD: AI compute now a strategic asset as UK bets £2bn
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Capita last UK firm among government strategic tech suppliers
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Mastercard meets ‘responsibility’ through SME cyber security training
Card giant is offering free cyber security training to millions of SMEs in the UK through its SME Academy
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The invisible maths behind cloud carbon accounting
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UK government responds to facial recognition consultation
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