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Experts have found a trojan able to rig online live betting platforms
A company building betting software was targeted with a rather sneaky trojan.
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I was impressed by the spec of this budget gaming keyboard — but there’s one feature it desperately needs
The Keychron K2 Ultra 8K has the spec of a top-tier mechanical keyboard without the high price tag — but can it really challenge the best of them?
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I asked a disaster survival psychologist if AI usage should be the same level of 'emergency' as Pompeii — but instead she's worried about a technology catastrophe that I didn't even consider
It's not every day you get to talk to a survival psychologist in a hit National Geographic documentary about your technology fears — but how worried should we be by the rise of AI?
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Amazfit Cheetah 2 Pro data reveals how Josh Kerr just shattered the 27-year-old mile world record —and his split stats explain the historic run
Amazfit has published data from Josh Kerr’s world-record mile time and revealed the secrets to his success.
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Goodbye SMS or phone calls — Microsoft is making passkeys the default authentication process for businesses
Microsoft says SMS and phone call authentication isn't up to the task anymore – and urges businesses to adopt passkeys.
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LG's latest OLED TVs will have a 'Creator Original' mode that works with Prime Video: it seems to take some of Dolby Vision 2's best features, but may arrive sooner — and unlike DV2, will be supported on LG's TVs…
LG is rolling out a new picture mode, Creator Original, to 2026 C6, G6 and W6 series TVs. It has similar features to Dolby Vision 2.
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Zach Cregger's Resident Evil just got a new trailer and eagle-eyed fans have already spotted some video game easter eggs
A new trailer for Zach Cregger's Resident Evil film has been released, and it's filled with easter eggs from the beloved video game series.
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Duda expands its AI stack to bridge the gap between fast website generation and enterprise-grade security
AI tools built specifically with agencies in mind
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Ring has upgraded two of its cameras and the new peephole model looks like it'll be perfect for apartment-dwellers —its no-drill installation won't damage your door, so it's ideal for renters
Ring has updated its Outdoor Camera and Peephole Camera with 2K resolution and 6x enhanced zoom.
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Samsung just fixed the foldable phone — now Apple can make it cool
The new Samsung Z Fold 8 Ultra is the best folding phone I've seen, but I'm waiting to see what Apple does in the same space.
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Amazon Luna boss thinks rising hardware prices could push more hardcore gamers to cloud gaming — 'You're going to see more people that are priced out of the market'
Amazon's GM of gaming thinks the rising cost of consoles and PC components could push more hardcore gamers towards cloud streaming.
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‘Our nation depends on our men and women who fight on the front lines’: Nvidia donates DGX GB300 AI supercomputer to US Naval Postgraduate School to train AI leaders, run high-fidelity simulations, and create naval digital twin environments
The supercomputer will now be used across a range of applications, from simulations and digital twins, to weather prediction and cybersecurity
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The RAM crisis just forced Framework into a nasty price hike — and Apple's rumored solution to the memory crunch is renting Macs to cash-strapped consumers
Apple's plan to sidestep the RAM crisis could be renting Macs, iPhones and iPads to consumers.
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Valve launches two big Steam updates, and one of them arrives at a perfect time
Valve continues to make the user experience on Steam easier via numerous updates, and two recent updates serve as major overhauls.
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Flock cameras spotted hiding inside speed signs from a growing backlash — as Wisconsin officials resort to covering ALPRs with trash bags after company refuses to take them down
Flock cameras are still getting heated backlash, and now these ALPR systems are being hidden inside speed signs.
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NordVPN starts a network-wide server overhaul — most users won't notice a thing
NordVPN has begun a network-wide server upgrade running through to the end of 2026. App users need to do nothing, but manual configurations will break.
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OpenAI is spending $30 billion on a new mega 3.2 GW data center in Georgia — and it's trying really hard to quell local opposition
OpenAI really wants to avoid the local opposition seen at other data center projects, and is willing to offer commitments to the locals to ensure its campus gets built.
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Campaign Evolved proves that the first Halo adventure is still fun to play 25 years later
Halo: Campaign Evolved brings the classic sci-fi shooter to modern standards.
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'I’m more excited about what’s to come than what we have achieved': Samsung executive on why they built the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Apple's iPhone Ultra threat, and what comes next for foldables
We sat down with Samsung’s EVP and Head of CX Office, Jay Kim, to discuss the new Galaxy Z Fold 8 series and the future of foldables.
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A new dawn for digital rights? What Burnham’s 'do better' promise could mean for your privacy
The new UK Prime Minister promises a new future for Britain, and the digital rights community sees it as a chance to rewrite Starmer's divisive digital policing legacy. But will Burnham seize the opportunity to really "do better" for digital privacy?
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‘Imagine an automated torture chamber’: I visited Samsung's South Korea factory to see how its Galaxy foldables are tested — and these robots don't miss a beat
We traveled to South Korea and saw how Samsung tests its latest foldables, the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Z Flip 8.
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Reinventing hiring for the AI-driven labor market
How AI is transforming recruitment while elevating HR into a strategic talent leadership role.
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'Apple is entering 'the touchbar phase' again': MacBook OLED could be on track to launch in a few months, but skeptics still hate that rumored touchscreen
New report details Apple's Mac plans, including that a MacBook OLED remains on track for a possible release later in 2026.
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'Two lasers, one box, zero compromise for pro-grade engraving': The xTool F2 Ultra is $1,000 off at Amazon with deep engraving and AI-powered precision
Looking for a professional laser engraver? The xTool F2 Ultra is now $1,000 off at Amazon.
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SpaceXAI has built a Microsoft Excel Grok plug-in, for some reason
SpaceXAI launches its own Grok add-ins for Microsoft Excel and other Office apps after other AI vendors see great success.
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'Excellent' and 'exceptionally flexible': Geekom IT13 mini PC for small business users running office applications and video conferencing tools gets a welcome 10% price cut
Looking for a compact work PC? Geekom's "excellent" IT13 mini desktop gets a welcome 10% off at Amazon.
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Planning a NAS upgrade? Check out these Seagate IronWolf and BarraCuda hard drive deals at Newegg
Time to upgrade your NAS? Check out these Seagate IronWolf and BarraCuda hard drive deals at Newegg.
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Lenovo's premium Yoga Slim 7x Copilot+ laptop with a 'phenomenal OLED display' is over $420 off at Best Buy
Save over $420 on Lenovo's premium Yoga Slim 7x Copilot+ laptop with a "phenomenal OLED display."
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I've picked the 10 best back-to-school laptop deals — how to choose between the Dell XPS 13, MacBook Neo, HP OmniBook, and more to get the best value for money
It's time for another look at all the best back-to-school laptop deals that are available right now, including my top picks from Apple, Dell, HP, Best Buy, Acer, Amazon, and more.
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Humans in the loop: how software teams are learning to trust AI
Treating AI like a virtual teammate is bearing fruit for enterprise teams.
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The company will pay iPhone owners to settle a lawsuit concerning missing and delayed AI features.
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After a tumultuous summer for my health, I put ChatGPT Health to the test.
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People are worried about Amazon Ring’s latest AI recognition features and how they’re used. I have the tricks to turn them off.
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These College Towns Have the Best (and Worst) Drinking Water
Before sending your college kid back to school, see how their tap water fares in this national ranking.
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NordicTrack’s $5,000 Smart Pilates Reformer Completely Won Me Over
You can now own the NordicTrack Ultra 1 Reformer and never pay for a Pilates class again.
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Tesla Can’t Avoid Recall Fix for Cars With Overly Bright Headlights
The company will need to issue a fix for nearly 20,000 vehicles.
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I Test-Drove Substack’s New AI Detection Tool, and It Mostly Worked
The publishing platform has integrated Pangram to look for AI.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 Is for Everyone Who Can’t Stop Scrolling
Samsung’s book-style foldable could be better suited to the way we actually browse the internet and watch videos.
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Jimothy, the Viral Raccoon, Scurries Across Your Screen in Google Animation
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Here are hints and answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 872 for Thursday, July 23
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Samsung’s Foldables Got Pricier. The RAM Shortage Is Part of the Bill
Here’s a breakdown of what the new devices will cost you.
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Original Xbox Games Are Coming to PC Starting With 4 Fan Favorites
Playable through Microsoft’s new Xbox Backward Compatibility program for PC, you’ll be able to relive classic Xbox titles directly on your laptop, desktop or handheld.
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These Were My Favorite Things Samsung Unpacked During Its 2026 Galaxy Event
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Two new frames from Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, 9 hours of battery life, and privacy questions still in the air: here’s what Samsung shared about what’s coming this fall.
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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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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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How to Get Rid of Old Tech Without Paying Anything or Throwing It in the Trash
Getting rid of old computers and printers responsibly is free, accessible and considerably simpler than most people assume.
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AI Can Generate Pictures, but It Can Also Help Locate Your Lost Real Photos
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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 a 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
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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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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
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AI minister will attend cabinet meetings held by UK prime minister Andy Burnham, with focus on ownership of UK tech
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