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De'Longhi Magnifica Start review: good coffee, confusing controls
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Watch South Africa vs Australia 2026 3rd Test: Live Streams
All the ways to watch the South Africa vs Australia 2026 3rd Test for free from anywhere in a winner-takes-all series finale at Newlands.
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Russian boats spotted loitering over undersea cables connecting Europe and US
Russian trawlers have been recorded mapping the undersea cables connnecting the US and Europe, with over 500 incidents recorded in less than 5 years
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Google's Gemini 4 Argon may be overkill for most tasks
Google's powerful new Gemini 4 Argon model is now available to subscribers, but its practical benefits for everyday users may be harder to identify
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‘You want to control your own AI’: Pegasus spyware founder tells governments to push for sovereign AI and national security over reliance on US AI
Former spyware head tells governments to focus on national security when it comes to AI.
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Amazon Kindle (2026) review: this ereader is like an old book with a new cover
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Audeze Maxwell 2 ANC review: an excellent, though not essential, upgrade for the best-sounding gaming headset I’ve ever used
The Maxwell 2 ANC is a super-charged version of my favorite gaming headset, and audiophile planar magnetic driver specialists Audeze have created something really special.
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What sorcery is this? Telstra actually has some excellent NBN deals
Telstra, Australia's biggest internet service provider by market share, has dropped some super-rare NBN deals, with savings of up to AU$240 for a limited time.
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71,207 drones broke world record in Texas using Chinese expertise and intriguing 'drone-in-a-box' concept — Shenzhen-based Damoda teamed with Sky Elements to bring 10000-strong dragon to life
Sky Elements and Damoda used 71,207 drones in Texas to break two Guinness records, including one for a giant aerial dragon.
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AI agents need limits on financial access
AI agents are gaining access to bank accounts, raising serious concerns about security and whether the technology industry's obsession with automation is putting people's money at unnecessary risk.
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World's largest cargo drone packs a 50-foot wingspan and 4,000lb payload — but you'll never find a human pilot inside
Poseidon Aerospace is developing Egret, a 50-foot autonomous cargo drone that carries 4,000 pounds but has no cockpit.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, October 27 (game #968)
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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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, October 27 (game #1737)
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 Tuesday, October 27 (game #1234)
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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Strava improves its mapping, route planning and strength training features
Strava’s newest update has improved its mapping, route planning and strength training features.
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Nvidia reveals its mega DSX POD modular 'AI factory' — so could the latest Vera Rubin hardware actually help make data centers more energy efficient?
Nvidia's DSX POD combines Vera Rubin hardware with factory-built containers, promising faster AI data center deployment and reduced installation work.
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OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger claims he spent $10 million in tokens in just a month — but luckily OpenAI can afford it
The creator of OpenClaw has admitted to spending big money on AI tokens, which may impact how OpenAI investors view the company.
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A 16-year-old bug could be putting millions of routers at risk — despite Broadcom saying it patched the issue years ago
Broadcom says it fixed this 16-year-old Wi-Fi flaw in 2018, but the fix never reached the routers, and attackers in range need no password
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World's smallest wireless server is so tiny it comes with a keyring — Foldra is an $89 open source pocket cloud device with a touch OLED screen, a microSD slot, and a built-in battery
Foldra is a small wireless storage device that lets users save files and access them from nearby devices without an internet connection.
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Could Apple Music be resurrecting Cover Flow, after over a decade?
Could Cover Flow be making a comeback? If it's true, it's going to make a lot of Apple Music subscribers very happy.
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Apple iPhone Duo vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8: a big battle of small differences
Samsung was first — by a mile — with its Z Fold lineup, but is Apple's iPhone Duo now the best? The answer isn't so simple.
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You can't currently order a Tinybox with Nvidia GPUs — and Tiny Corp's new 192GB six-GPU AMD build just got $3,000 pricier
Less than two weeks after its $11,000 headline, the configurable deep learning workstation has dropped every Nvidia option and the tinybox pro, added two Radeon AI Pro R9700 builds, and raised their price.
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ClearNym data removal service review
A detailed review of data removal platform ClearNym, covering its pros & cons, key features, customer support, and other important factors.
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HPE is sending its most powerful AI compute platforms to the Moon aboard an all-new lunar rover
HPE is working with NASA to aim beyond the International Space Station and put its Spaceborne Computer on the Moon.
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Proton has launched its Black Friday VPN prices – and they might have restored my faith in this year's deals
Proton's Black Friday deals give you a chance to save on its VPN or alternatively, on its entire suite of privacy-first tools.
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Rogue AI agent engages 'Skynet mode' to search the internet for exposed LLMs to hijack and run malware attacks
Malicious AI agent was found recruiting other agents for a cryptomining operation as well as data and credential theft.
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Oppo Pad 5 Pro review: a premium, big-screen tablet without the price tag
Oppo’s latest flagship tablet boasts a huge display, a massive battery, and a slick design — but with a price increase over its predecessor, does it still deliver value for money?
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This concept EV shows the Chinese are getting serious about car design
Lepas unveils the Aura and this fresh concept should give European automakers cause for concern.
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Fake TikTok Shops now fuel one in five phishing blocks — and Black Friday could make it worse
Surfshark data shows blocks of one fake TikTok Shop domain rose 638% between May and September, as phishing exposure climbs across Europe and the US ahead of Black Friday.
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I'm a sleep expert — these are the relaxation gadgets I'd recommend to beat the gloom
Dark evenings getting you down? Time to lean into the coziness.
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Apple’s ‘Pro and Tell’ Event: Everything Announced So Far This Week
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Are We All Maxxed Out? Dictionary.com Names ‘Maxxing’ Its 2026 Word of the Year
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OpenAI Has a Surprising Defense Against Election Deepfakes
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Microsoft’s Massive Employee Buyout Shows How AI Is Reshaping the Economy
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My iPhone Duo In-Store Experience Almost Has Me Convinced I Need One
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Man Destroys $2,000 iPhone Duo With Dirt, Fire, Knives and Medieval Chainmail
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How Luxembourg built a secure sovereign instant messaging service for residents
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Can Britain’s grid keep up with the datacentre boom?
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Data readiness, not compute, seen as biggest barrier to sovereign AI in the Gulf
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AI accelerates path from IT compromise to OT targeting
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Suspect Post Office systems that came before Horizon to be investigated by the government
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Botched PHP2Shell disclosure revealed as panic continues
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