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How to watch Liverpool vs Sunderland for FREE: pre-season friendly live streams from anywhere
Here's how to watch Liverpool vs Sunderland live streams for free from anywhere in the world, as Andoni Iraola takes charge of his first game as Reds manager.
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How to watch Anthony Joshua vs Kristian Prenga: live stream boxing online, start time, ringwalks, fight card, PPV cost
All the ways to watch Joshua vs Prenga live streams online, including PPV options as AJ warms up for his expected Battle of Britain fight with Tyson Fury
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This AI SSD tech makes 8 RTX 5090s perform like 46 GPUs in inference
GenStorAIGE's AI90 combines HBM, DDR, and SSD storage, claiming faster inference while expanding effective GPU memory for large language models.
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This cozy tidying sim wracked up millions of views on TikTok — here's why it should be in your library
I never knew tidying could be so cozy, until I found this game.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra vs Galaxy Z Fold 8: which foldable should you choose?
Does the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra live up to its name, or is the smaller model a better choice? We highlight their key differences.
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Ukraine unveils tiny 'aircraft carrier' but for FPV drone — will submarine UAV launcher be next?
Ukraine introduced a naval drone carrying FPV aircraft while expanding unmanned maritime operations through new launch concepts and future interception capabilities.
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Hori won me back with its Wireless Horipad Turbo for Nintendo Switch 2, but some annoying design quirks stop it short of greatness
The Wireless Horipad Turbo for Nintendo Switch 2 is a decent Pro Controller alternative with some frustrating flaws.
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Experts claim to have found more weaknesses in Apple's Gatekeeper tool — but it doesn't seem too bothered
Gatekeeper doesn't blink when you archive a legitimate app and replace it with an evil doppelganger.
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Canon tipped to release three new EOS R mirrorless cameras before the end of 2026 — I know which one I’m most excited for
And one of them might be the digital version of the AE-1 that everyone's been asking for!
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OpenAI quietly signs letter from Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta warning about dangers of 'premature restrictions' on open-weight AI models — as the White House accuses China of stealing from Anthropic
With China's open-weight AI models continuing to improve, US companies want to see a free market for all.
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Vodafone is testing an AI robotic mast, but the future belongs to adjustable internal antenna components
Vodafone is testing AI-controlled robotic antennas while preparing lower-energy internal antenna components for future autonomous 4G and 5G networks.
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The Valve Steam Machine should be the perfect 'couch gaming' PC—but after testing it out, I'm not convinced it's worth the price
Valve's long-awaited Steam Machine is finally here – but was it really worth the wait? I've gone hands-on to find out.
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Vacation mode, activated: why this VPN belongs in every traveler’s carry-on
Streaming, optimising hotel Wi-Fi and something to help with your roaming charges too...
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'Not the USP I wanted': Nothing’s new Ear (3a) earbuds sound good and the ANC is effective, but they hide a troublesome secret I found it hard to get past during testing
Is everything coming up roses for Nothing's new $99 / £99 noise-cancelling earbuds? Depends on whether the USP sits well with you, I think…
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The Crow Girl season 2 is the 'unhinged, wild and deadly' crime drama you need to stream on Paramount+ and Channel 5 this weekend — I still can't wrap my head around its shocking finale
What do you get when you cross a group of dead bodies, an unhinged psychologist, a vulnerable detective, and the mother of all unforeseen twists? The Crow Girl season 2, of course.
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ICYMI: the 7 biggest tech stories of the week, from the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 to the Garmin Cirqa
There was a lot of top-tier tech content published on TechRadar this week, and these are the highlights.
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'The government has all but forgotten that most data centres require water to cool their systems': Industry trade board warns UK government over data center thirst for resources
Water UK calls out the government for not taking water seriously enough, despite plans to treble data center capacity by 2030.
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Iran-linked group caught hiding surveillance tools in fake apps
Researchers at Recorded Future found evidence that an Iran-linked group is spreading MarkiRAT spyware through fake VPN and media player apps promoted on social media, targeting Farsi speakers worldwide.
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Which DJI drone should I buy? Your simple guide to the different ranges and our top-rated flyers
From a budget-friendly buy that blew us away in testing, to fantastic FPV option, to an ultra-capable camera drone for professional content capture.
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Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 1's 'OG death' isn't actually shocking at all — in fact, there's an overwhelmingly obvious clue to confirm that it's not even real
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 1 premiered by killing off a beloved Big Bang Theory character. Oops. Or did they? There's an obvious clue that everybody is overlooking.
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50 drones in one swat: Reusable Lockheed Martin's Morfius X-Rotor uses powerful microwave to kill dozens of UAVs at a time
Lockheed Martin introduced the reusable Morfius X-Rotor, claiming it disables over 50 drones while reducing dependence on expensive interceptor missiles.
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Quordle hints and answers for Saturday, July 25 (game #1643)
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 Saturday, July 25 (game #1140)
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 Saturday, July 25 (game #874)
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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Russia converts planes older than Putin to launch drone killers — 80-year-old An-2 set to get FPV interceptors to down Ukrainian UAV
Russia has adapted Yak-52 and An-2 aircraft into airborne FPV interceptor drone platforms, expanding counter-UAV capabilities using long-serving Soviet airframes.
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Quote of the day by Netscape co-founder Marc Andreessen: 'Software is eating the world' — a pithy assessment of the modern tech landscape
The venture capitalist and tech entrepreneur explained in a famous essay how software infiltrated every industry
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Oracle awarded 10-year $7 billion Pentagon deal to supply Department of War with vital software and services
The contract unifies existing Oracle licensing under a single vehicle, and is expected to save $441 million across the 10-year period.
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South Korean nuclear container ship proposal receives US approval for 15,000 TEU ultra-safe molten salt reactor design
South Korea received preliminary US approval for a 15,000 TEU container ship powered by twin molten salt small modular reactors.
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I wanted great filter coffee and espresso without buying two appliances — and 9 months later, the Ninja Prestige DualBrew System is still my absolute favorite for both
I love both types of coffee equally, and this all-in-one brewer means I don't have to sacrifice my whole countertop for two separate machines.
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Ukraine's heavy bomber drones airdrop ARK-1 mine-laying robots behind Russian lines
Ukraine reportedly uses heavy drones to deploy ARK-1 robots carrying anti-tank mines, showing new combinations of aerial and ground systems.
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3 Apple Watch Running Features I Wish I’d Known About Sooner
These overlooked Apple Watch features can make training smarter and race day a little less stressful.
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Uh Oh: I Learned How to Make Air Fryer Fries Taste Exactly Like Deep-Fried
Four small adjustments to your air fryer fry routine produce results that are genuinely hard to distinguish from the deep-fried version.
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9 Exercise Bike Mistakes You’re Making (and How to Fix Them)
Before hopping on an exercise bike, you’ll want to make sure it’s set up correctly and you have the right form.
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I Tested the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 for a Week and It’s a Rugged Scene-Stealer
Samsung’s sporty smartwatch gets a larger battery, a faster Qualcomm processor, hands-free Gemini and new trail features. The catch? It also costs more.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 8 Gets the Cover Screen Right — for a Price
The Galaxy Z Flip 8 starts at $1,200, but it’s now thinner, lighter and easier to use while closed.
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NordVPN’s New HangUp App Screens Calls and Texts for Scams
Scam calls and text are rampant, and there’s no shortage of tools at your disposal to combat them.
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Framework Passes Rising Memory and Processor Costs to Buyers, With a Twist
Preordered laptops might not get a price change, but they could have less RAM.
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New Jersey Bans Surveillance Pricing, Puts the Brakes on Electronic Shelf Labels
The Fair Price Protection Act is intended to stop stores from using personal data to set individualized prices.
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Anne Rice’s Vampire Series Is Renewed as ‘Queen of the Damned’ for Season 4
During a Comic-Con panel on Friday, AMC dropped a teaser trailer for Queen of the Damned.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra vs. Z Fold 7: Improved Battery, Screen and a Higher Price
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra improves where it matters, but the new price might sting.
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Roku Hikes Hardware Prices by Up to 60%
RAMageddon has claimed another company’s products, with costs for streaming devices the latest to blow out.
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Hoping to Collect on Apple’s $250M AI iPhone Settlement? You’ll Have to Wait a Year
The company will pay some iPhone owners to settle a lawsuit, but following a development last week, it’s clear the legal machine grinds slowly.
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Comic-Con 2026 Trailers: HBO Max’s ‘Lanterns,’ ‘The Rings of Power’ and More Releases You Need to See
Get a peek at Sinestro in DC’s Lanterns, plus The Rings of Power, Avatar: Seven Havens and more.
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OpenAI Is ‘Very Interested’ in Building Out ChatGPT Integrations for Wearables
OpenAI President Greg Brockman talks a bit about where the company’s increasingly Jarvis-like AI agents could be heading next… and in what form.
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The Next Solar Eclipse Will Deliver a Rare Sight: Totality at Sunset
The only thing cooler than an eclipse or a sunset? When both happen at once.
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People’s Picks TV Winners: Upgrading Your TV Soon? CNET Readers Have a Favorite Brand
Two brands win readers over, but for different reasons.
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NYC Mayor Takes Aim at AI Slop ‘Housefishing’ in Real Estate Listings
Deceptive AI imagery in housing listings can take a heavy financial and emotional toll on renters and buyers.
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Anthropic Releases Claude Opus 5 to Be Your New ‘Everyday’ Assistant
Like Gemini, the latest Claude model prioritizes cost efficiency.
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The New Siri AI Leaves Old Siri in the Dust on Apple Watch
I compared Apple’s upgraded Siri in the WatchOS 27 public beta with the old Siri to see just how much it had improved. Spoiler: it was embarrassing.
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Facebook Has a New Marketplace App and Verification Checks for Everyone
In a curious move, the social network is siphoning off its most popular features into separate apps.
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My Life With Looki Is a Harbinger of Always-On Recording Glasses to Come
The almost always-on camera-equipped pendant represents the extreme assistive aspirations of AI. Nobody wants me to wear it, including me.
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Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for July 26 #875
Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 875 for July 26.
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A New York High School Is Getting an AI-Powered Robot Assistant. Parents and Teachers Have Concerns
Realbotix is supplying a humanoid robot and at-home AI homework support. The teachers union says students are not lab rats.
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This Searchable Tool Is Helping Track Flock Surveillance Cameras in Your City
The Atlas of Surveillance database is the largest-ever repository of police surveillance technologies in the US.
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A Study Found Asthma Improves After Switching From a Gas Stove to Electric
Gas stoves are a source of indoor air pollution. New evidence shows how much they may affect people with respiratory issues.
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US government to consider AI Kill Switch law
Two US congressmen have introduced a bill to give Washington the power to pull the plug on rogue AI models in an emergency.
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Patrick Vallance returns as AI taskforce chair
Following stepping down as science minister, Vallance’s return marks a rethink on AI, taking best practices from the UK’s Covid-19 Taskforce
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OpenUK calls for a UK version of the Linux Foundation
Tech sovereignty needs to be a part of the UK government’s reindustrialisation plans, and this requires an open source focus
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‘It beggars belief’ as DWP ‘drags its heels’ over subpostmaster prosecutions reviews
Government department prosecuted around 100 subpostmasters in relation to benefits fraud, with support from the Post Office, and has made no advancement in the 18 months since its independent review of prosecutions was announced
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Russian APT Laundry Bear perfects zero-click phishing attack
A newly identified Russian state threat actor is using a novel zero-click phishing technique, likely developed with the help of an AI, to target Western users of Zimbra software products
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CW@60: The mirror and the machine - three decades on the frontlines of the tech revolution
Every technology innovation and every IT project is, at its heart, a human-interest story - and those delivering the IT should always remember that, says IT services veteran Sam Kingston
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MI5 and PSNI ordered to pay damages to BBC journalist Vincent Kearney over unlawful surveillance
The Security Service, MI5 and the Police Service of Northern Ireland have been ordered to pay damages to former BBC journalist Vincent Kearney following multiple attempts to identify his confidential sources
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Digital government services increase accessibility gap
Many adults are unable to access digital government services in the UK, leading the digital divide to widen
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Alphabet borrows $100bn to pay for AI investments
The parent company of Google and YouTube has increased its debt portfolio from $16bn to $100bn to pay for AI infrastructure
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Hugging Face ‘hacker’ was rogue OpenAI model
A hacker who broke into Hugging Face’s systems last week has been exposed as a pair of advanced OpenAI frontier models that were trying to cheat on an exam
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House of Lords questions Andy Burnham’s AI plans
An urgent question relating to the disbandment of DSIT has put the new administration under pressure to clarify funding and strategy for AI and science
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Stop debating frontier AI – start defending against it
The Computer Weekly Security Think Tank considers if Anthropic’s Claude Mythos frontier AI model is a benefit or barrier to achieving resilient enterprise IT security, and how security leaders need to adapt.
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‘Modest but notable’ regional spread of fintech funding in UK
Hubs outside London have made some headway in the UK fintech sector, but overall funding has dropped
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Journalist Richard Medhurst had his mobile phone seized. Did using a secure phone protect his data?
How can journalists protect confidential data and sources on their phones when crossing borders?
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Middle East faces new cyber reality: attackers logging in, not breaking in
Geopolitical tensions, stolen credentials and increasingly rapid attacker movement are reshaping the Middle East’s cyber threat landscape, putting pressure on organisations to look beyond traditional, alert-driven security models
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CW@60: How tech escaped the machine room - and why it never really did
Julian David, CEO of the influential tech trade association TechUK, looks at what’s changed in tech across his career – and perhaps more importantly, what hasn’t
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Jisc recommits to academic cyber collaboration network
Academic IT services network Jisc re-signs a collaborative MoU with partners from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the US
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AMD CTO: Europe’s AI opportunity lies beyond semiconductor manufacturing
Mark Papermaster says Europe’s commitment to interoperability and diversity of supply could become a strategic advantage as AI infrastructure grows more heterogeneous
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Kanishka Narayan takes on AI sovereignty in Burnham cabinet
AI minister will attend cabinet meetings held by UK prime minister Andy Burnham, with focus on ownership of UK tech
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How the CIO of Unilever delivers business empathy
In this week’s Computer Weekly, we talk to Unilever’s global CIO about empowering people to innovate – from IT departments to entrepreneurial women in India. We analyse the arguments for and against the NHS’s controversial Federated Data Platform project. And veteran IT leader Paul Coby shares his...
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