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AI isn’t only for enterprises; it’s time for SMBs to cash in
If corporate behemoths and tech specialists are finding it difficult, how can SMBs keep up?
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Surfshark gives its iPhone VPN app a cleaner look, and the browser extension gets one too
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AI has crossed a cybersecurity redline – now what?
As AI systems grow more autonomous, organizations must rethink cybersecurity, governance and resilience.
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The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete is a ridiculously clever and exceedingly competent premium hybrid robot vac for the well-heeled
The Dreame X60 Pro Ultra Complete is one of the very best robotic floor cleaners money can buy
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I wasn’t a fan of Silent Hill f, but Silent Hill: Townfall has made me believe in the horror series again
Silent Hill crosses the Atlantic with a fresh first-person perspective — but are the changes enough to rejuvenate this aging horror stalwart?
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Lanterns episode 6 introduces a character with major comic book ties to Hal Jordan — and it's someone we first met in Ryan Reynolds' disastrous 2011 Green Lantern movie
Lanterns' latest episode introduces us to someone with major ties to Hal Jordan in DC Comics.
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How to listen to Christian Craighead's One Man In for free — get the former SAS soldier's audiobook now
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Quordle hints and answers for Monday, September 21 (game #1701)
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, September 21 (game #1198)
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 Monday, September 21 (game #932)
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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Quote of the day by Figure AI founder and CEO Brett Adcock: 'We're building a new species here' — an audacious vision to replace manual labor with humanoid AI
Physical AI is coming in the form of humanoid robots, but are we ready?
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Amazon's best-selling walking shoes are on sale — Asics, Nike, Brooks, Hoka, and more from $45
Amazon is slashing prices on its top-rated running shoes, with up to 35% off from brands like Nike, Asics, Hoka, Brooks, and more.
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DBrand knocked it out of the park with its Nintendo Switch 2 Killswitch protective gear, and after testing it, I might just keep it on my console forever
The DBrand Killswitch is one of the best protective options for your Nintendo Switch 2, but is it truly worth its asking price?
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6 fitness trackers that do something different — including the viral retro Casio with hidden depths, and a tracker with a 400-day battery
Smartwatches are getting a bit samey... but these weird and wonderful trackers all break the mold.
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Microsoft, Meta lost billions on VR headsets — but Snap thinks its $2,195 AR glasses will change the game as it teams up with Nvidia, Salesforce and AWS to crack the enterprise market
Snap is taking its $2,195 AR glasses into enterprise computing through Nvidia, Salesforce, and AWS partnerships and its new Specs Intelligence service.
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Speechify is pricey, but it’s also completely transformed how I digest information
Homescreen Heroes: Speechify can read out documents, images, websites, and more
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I tested the Samsung R95H RGB TV — and while OLED is still the top dog, this TV shows that RGB mini-LED has massive potential
The Samsung R95H is a successful first foray into RGB TVs for the brand, and while the tech still can't quite topple OLED, it's a sign of what RGB mini-LED tech is capable of.
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Celebrate the release of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy with our Plague Tale quiz
Embrace bleakness and sadness with our A Plague Tale quiz, celebrating the trilogy of titles in the series
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An AI agent tried to guess what wine I was drinking based on my description — and the results were mixed to say the least
Salesforce's tAIster AI agent tried hard, but isn't a certified wine snob just yet.
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What is the release date for Ted Lasso season 4 episode 8 on Apple TV?
Ted Lasso season 4's next episode will be with us shortly — here's when you can watch it.
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A huge amount of employees are being encouraged to use AI at work - but most still don’t know why
Nearly all employees are being encouraged to use AI in the workplace.
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Pre-capture is the best wildlife photography trick you’re not using — here’s how I use the handy tool and which Canon, Nikon and Sony cameras support it
Sometimes your reactions aren’t up to speed to capture the key moment, and it's gone before your finger has pressed the shutter button. That's where pre-capture comes in, and your mirrorless camera might just have the feature
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Heroes of the Storm made a surprise return at BlizzCon 2026 — and I still think it's secretly the best MOBA out there
Blizzard's surprise reveal of a new character in Heroes of the Storm at BlizzCon got me to reinstall the game once again, and after playing it for a week, I'm reminded why I think it's secretly the best MOBA out there.
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How to watch Bengals vs Texans: Free Streams & TV Channels for 2026 NFL Week 2 game
All the ways to watch Bengals vs Texans for free online, with Joe Burrow and CJ Stroud set to star in the 2026 NFL Week 2 game at Reliant Stadium.
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7 things to expect at Meta Connect 2026 —from camera-less smart glasses to Meta Ray-ban glasses updates
Meta Connect 2026 kicks off soon and we're likely to see new smart glasses, AI improvements, and price hikes.
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If you spot this new 'hello' sign hidden away in your local Apple Store, it's there because of the new iPhone 18 Pro
Apple has made a small addition to its stores worldwide, so you can better test out the zoom of its new handsets.
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Five things that the Steam Deck 2 needs to feature to compete with its rivals in 2027... and beyond
I go through everything that a prospective Steam Deck successor would need to include to be viable against the fierce competition that has emerged in the last half-decade.
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The Split Up creators want three seasons to tell full Split spinoff story on BBC iPlayer — and won't rule out a future Nicola Walker crossover
If you loved The Split, spinoff The Split Up arrives on BBC iPlayer from September 20. Could there be a full crossover in the future? Creators won't rule it out.
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Gavin Verhey explains the biggest difficulties of adapting Universes Beyond into Magic: The Gathering — from avoiding five-color soup, to ‘Figuring out what Green means’
The biggest difficulties of adapting Universes Beyond into Magic: The Gathering.
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How to watch Atletico Madrid vs Real Madrid: Free Streams, Team News & TV Channels for La Liga 2026/27
We'll show you how to watch Atletico Madrid vs Real Madrid live streams from anywhere in the world with los Blancos seeking a victory over their city rivals
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I Tried Two Extraordinary Security Gadgets Made for Spots Other Tech Can’t Reach
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The iPhone 18 Pro Is Tricky to Repair, According to an iFixIt Teardown
A teardown of the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max shows that most repairs require removing the screen, which has a delicate plastic frame backing.
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The Simplest Way to Get Rid of Old Laptops, Printers and Computers Without Paying Anything
Getting rid of old computers and printers responsibly is free, accessible and considerably simpler than most people assume.
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Say Hello to RatHat, a New AI-Powered Malware Invading the Android Ecosystem
The malware pretends to be a legitimate download for an app like Google Chrome.
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The Best Way to Discard Frying Oil? Don’t
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The iPhone Duo Will Run iOS 27.1 at Launch in October
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Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for Sept. 20, #727
Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for Sept. 20, 2026.
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What Is a Smart Lock? Why I Recommend This Security Upgrade for Everyone
A smart lock upgrade offers excellent utility and control without sacrificing privacy.
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We Can’t Stop Watching the First New Cat Species Found in a Century
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I’ve Used iOS 27 for Months. Here Are 7 Things I Like and 3 I’m Still Confused About
The new OS consistently nudges things in a good direction, even if it doesn’t feel like a total overhaul.
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Samsung Phone Users Can Now Sync Photos and Video to Google
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Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Sept. 19, #1196
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Battery Replacement Has Gotten Pricier for Apple’s Latest iPhone 18 Pro Models
Most phone batteries degrade faster than we want them to.
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iPhone 18 Pro Launch Could Be the First of Many for Apple’s New CEO This Year
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max may be the first phones to go on sale under new Apple CEO John Ternus, but today’s launch hinted at even more hardware launches to come.
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Sweeping EU Child Safety Proposal Would Transform Social Media, Online Gaming and AI Chatbots
The EU Kids Act would accelerate age verification plans and ban social media use for those under 13.
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AI Firms Knew Chatbots Were an ‘Existential Threat’ to Journalists, Court Docs Show
A Microsoft executive called OpenAI’s use of publishers’ material “the largest theft of labor in human history.”
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Today’s Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Sept. 19, #1918
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I Toured the Company Mapping Space Debris. Then I Polled Worried and Hopeful Scientists
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I Got the Inside Scoop on Apple’s New Health App, Now in Developer Beta
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iOS 27.2’s First Developer Beta Brings These Features to Some iPhones
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What ‘Optimizing Search and Siri’ Means in iOS 27 and How to Speed It Up
Your iPhone will still work, but the process may take some time.
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Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 18, #929
Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Strands puzzle for Sept. 18, 2026.
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Selective sovereignty: Why balance beats lockdown in the data debate
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CW@60: A front-row seat – a journey through the tech startup scene across four countries
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CW@60: Geek is good (eventually) – a social journey through technology
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CW@60: AI will change the economics of business more profoundly than the cloud
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US cyber agency endorses ‘decoy’ tactics
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Interview: François-Xavier Pierrel, chief data officer, TF1
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Data dive: London and M4 the datacentre hotspot, but not for long
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Hillsborough Law should catch bosses at firms like Fujitsu and Capita
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Nvidia Doesn't Sell Chips. It Sells a Flywheel
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Pacing the AI Frontier: the risk of artificial unintelligence
The most immediate risks stem not from artificial superintelligence but from artificial unintelligence
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Meta’s $18bn settlement shows why the UK must act on children’s social media harms
Ministers must set out a clear timetable for raising the age of social media access to 16 and move at the pace children need.
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GISEC: UAE advances collective cyber resilience in AI and quantum era
The UAE Cyber Security Council is advancing a strategy built on AI, cyber readiness and emerging technologies as organisations prepare for the next generation of threats
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Capita boss gets ‘obscene’ pay packet while retired civil servants need emergency loans
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CW@60: Falling in love – why open source reflects my Scottish values
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CW@60: What sport taught me about technology, and vice versa
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CW@60: The language I could speak – and a lesson from a Sony Walkman
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CW@60: The foundation that makes new technology pay off
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Home Office challenged on ‘farcical’ secrecy over Apple ‘backdoor’ order
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Interview: Stephen Wood, chief operating officer, Rathbones Asset Management
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