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Sony WH-CH530 review: swell-sounding, budget-friendly on-ear headphones
The Sony WH-CH530 are excellent on-ear headphones with delightful warm bass and an exquisite low price to match.
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UK smart meter replacement cost could reach £4 billion due to network upgrades
The UK's smart meters might not have been such a smart idea after all, as many of them will soon need replacing.
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AI has made developers more powerful than ever. Why aren't they happy?
As AI writes more code, developers must redefine their value, responsibilities and ways of working.
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Windscribe's Black Friday VPN deal makes it less than half price — get this price-hike free, lifetime rate of $29 for safe streaming on your iPhone and unlimited other devices
Windscribe has launched its Black Friday deal for 2026. Its price has dropped by $40, making its paid plan one of the cheapest VPN deals available right now over 12 months.
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LattePanda Mu Ultra review
One of the smallest x86 computers to feature an AI-based Core Ultra processor and 16GB of LPDDR5. What sets it apart is its numerous high-speed interfaces on a low-power budget.
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Adobe Firefly is becoming more of a hub for routine work — but does that mean you'll use Photoshop and Premiere less?
Adobe is adding even more editing tools into Firefly for an easier, lower-skilled editing experience without the headaches of a generic AI chatbot.
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OpenClaw is creating a new privileged access problem for security teams
How can you leverage hot AI tools like OpenClaw without letting them jeopardize your organization?
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Adobe wants to make laboriously switching apps a thing of the past — starting with a two-way partnership with Google
Two-way partnership sees Adobe integrate Google's latest AI models into its apps, while Acrobat becomes more embedded into Workspace and Gmail.
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Increased AI usage is making younger workers more afraid of saying 'I don't know'
Almost half of employees assume their colleagues are consulting AI before asking a question to the room, as admitting ignorance becomes increasingly unacceptable in the workplace.
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Running your own Amnezia VPN server? You need to patch this critical Linux flaw now
Amnezia VPN has told self-hosted users to patch their servers against CVE-2026-98432, a critical Linux kernel flaw that puts Xray setups at particular risk.
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How to watch Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death online from anywhere – stream the docuseries now
Our guide explains how to watch Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death online and stream the docuseries from anywhere in the world.
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'We need to move beyond a climate of suspicion': New study finds major gaps in how students and lecturers see AI
Research into how AI is used in university-level study has found that there is a difference in how students and lecturers view the technology and how it is being used.
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Study finds AI agents will share secrets if they get offered help from others
Cheap coding agents surrendered credentials or ran untrusted scripts when simulated peers made assistance conditional on violating explicit security instructions.
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Can't wait for Black Friday? These are 5 of the best fitness tracker deals right now
Apple, Samsung, Garmin and more are already discounted if you know where to look.
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Russia’s multibillion-dollar answer to Elon Musk falls apart in space — forcing a high-stakes gamble to save its orbit
Russia is developing Rassvet-4 after losing two Rassvet-3 satellites and encountering orbital difficulties, threatening its ambitions to challenge Starlink.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, November 11 (game #1249)
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 Wednesday, November 11 (game #983)
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 Wednesday, November 11 (game #1752)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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Eufy’s new smart home camera automatically lights up and follows intruders
Anker’s Eufy TrackLight Cam S1 is a smart home camera with an automatic tracking spotlight and siren.
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Samsung S85H vs LG B6: I tested the side-by-side to see which is the best budget OLED TV
LG and Samsung's budget OLED TVs go head-to-head to see which is the best pick, just in time for Black Friday.
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Snap Specs are big, bold, and quirky, but they can't turn me into Tony Stark
I got some hands-on time with Snap's 6th-gen Specs AR glasses. They're still pretty big (or bold), but the view is wider (not wide enough), and the experiences are intriguing. I still wonder about the look, the field of view, and that price tag.
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Is DDR4 back? 64GB RAM PCs see major fall, but new data suggests hope is on the horizon
Rising RAM prices are changing PC buying habits, with 64GB systems falling sharply and DDR4 maintaining its lead over DDR5.
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Tech cannibalization to become mainstream? Removing expensive components and reballing memory set to reach 7–9% of smartphones by 2027
Reballing allows recovered memory chips to be reused, helping manufacturers control expenses while raising questions about consistency and device longevity.
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Russia finds a devastatingly simple way to make killer drones evade Ukrainian EW — doubles antennas to 32 and orders 100,000 units
Russia is expanding production of advanced Kometa navigation modules, equipping drones with larger antennas as Ukraine explores alternative electronic warfare countermeasures.
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Workers are increasingly looking for ways to hide their AI usage at work
New research suggests there may be a gap between how employees should be using AI within the terms of their role, and what they are actually doing with the technology.
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Hearing aid giant Amplifon reveals data breach hits thousands of US customers
Some sources are saying more than a million people are affected as the company investigates further.
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LG's 97-inch OLED TV panels are finally being upgraded to 4,000 nits of brightness and 165Hz
LG goes big and bright with the new evo OLED TV panel —and it's updated its transparent OLED TV too.
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Adobe wants you to spend less time editing and more time creating – Creative Cloud opens its doors to third-party AI agents
Adobe wants you to embrace using your favorite AI agent to handle administrative editing so that you can create more.
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Claude can now join your weekly meeting to take notes and even start work for you — and that's not all, with new spreadsheet, whiteboard tools and more helping conquer the world of "Frontier Work"
Claude can now join video calls, build spreadsheets and much more.
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Disney Imagineering has a new idea for keeping you off your phone at Disneyland
We spoke with Disney Imagineering and Meta to learn how the new AI-powered Disneyland Enchanted Guide could help guests navigate the park, check wait times, and spend less time looking at their phones, thanks to hands-free support for Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses and AirPods.
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Want Apple Intelligence for Your Home Security Camera? You’ll Need These 4 Things
Apple Intelligence offers smart AI features for compatible cameras, but you’ll need to play by Apple’s rules. Here’s all the requirements.
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, Nov. 11
Need a NYT Mini Crossword answer today? We’ve got every answer for the Mini Crossword on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
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Reddit’s New AI-Powered Reviews Are Already Controversial
The platform’s test of automated product review summaries is sparking concern that advertising will replace human advice.
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Warhammer Survivors Isn’t Much More Than a Vampire Survivors Reskin, Which Is (Mostly) OK
Though it passes up the opportunity to move the genre into new territory, the game is a tasty, if familiar, piece of gaming junk food.
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NASA Is Accepting Astronaut Applications for the First Time in 2 Years
If you have the right stuff, you could be on the next moon mission or end up on Mars.
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The New Adobe Firefly AI Is All About Video Editing
Adobe’s AI platform is doing all the things now, not just beginners’ basics.
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Pixel 11 Pro’s HiLight Will Now Light Up When Your Besties Text You
Google’s new LED light is starting to flash for more than just phone calls.
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Apple’s iPod Turns 25: Here’s the Song Catalog That Rode Wit You
On this day in 2001, Apple’s iconic MP3 player was released. And now, an Apple Music easter egg lets you experience the nostalgic sound and scroll of the gadget’s click wheel.
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Google Expands Gemini 4 Carbon Availability
AI Ultra subscribers can now give the latest Gemini model a spin.
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We’ve Folded the iPhone Duo Almost 400,000 Times. How Much More Can It Take?
Our Fold-a-Phone machine folds Apple’s iPhone Duo 900 times every hour to test the durability of its hinge.
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Half of New Games on Steam Are Now Made With AI. How Does This Reflect the Gaming Industry?
Most of those games are unpopular, with 10 or fewer reviews from gamers.
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Google Introduces 3 More Top-Level Domain Names, Including .Eat and .Fly
Prospective website owners can now register domains geared toward food, travel and local bands.
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Death Stranding 2, Atomfall and More Land on PlayStation Plus Soon
PlayStation Plus Premium and Extra subscribers can play these games and more starting in November 2026.
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You Should Download iOS 27.2.1 Now for a Handful of Security Fixes
Apple said the update fixes issues that could expose sensitive data.
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Live Now! The iPhone Duo Has Been Folded 385,000 Times and Counting in Our Custom Machine
We’re using our custom-made robot to open and close the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times. Watch along and get your questions answered by CNET editors live.
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Google Fi’s ‘Super Network’ Hops Networks to Keep Your Pixel Phone Connected
Automatic network switching for Pixel phones could mean fewer mobile dead zones.
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Xbox Game Pass Subscribers Can Play Football Manager, Warhammer Survivors and More Now
Xbox Game Pass Essential subscribers get a few more games later this month, too.
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Google Pixel Tag Hands-On: The AirTag for Android Fans
Google’s own tracker adds a few welcome details to the smart tracker field.
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Apple TV Adds Sign Language Interpretation, Starting With Original Film ‘Being Heumann’
It’s the latest streaming service to add American and British Sign Language options, making movies more accessible and enjoyable for a wider audience.
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Your November Stargazing Calendar: Meteors, Morning Planets and a Supermoon
Darker evenings after the end of daylight saving time, plus a crowded morning sky, give you plenty of chances to look up this month.
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Spotify DJ Adds Nine New Voices and a Mute Option
The DJ’s voice feature can now be disabled but what’s the fun in that?
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Adobe Is Giving Its AI Agents Even More to Do
Across Firefly and Creative Cloud, apps are getting even deeper into creative work.
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Tubi Drops Mixtapes, Letting Fans Make Shareable Watchlists
The feature feels like a callback to homemade tapes from back in the day, but for your screen.
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Ring’s Flying Home Security Drone Is Finally Here, and It’s Surprisingly Affordable
Ring’s $250 flying indoor security camera is set to arrive in January. We got a first look at the Drone Cam in action.
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NASA Just Made a Bunch of Moon Base Announcements: Here’s What They Are
The agency just unveiled new lunar missions, a nuclear-powered rover and $10 billion in contracts to build a moon base for astronauts.
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MWC26 Doha: Qatar positions itself as a global technology hub
The event brought together global telecoms leaders, policymakers and technology companies as Qatar seeks to expand its digital economy, strengthen regional connectivity and turn investments in AI and infrastructure into international business opportunities
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Data dive: Mapping UK councils’ hyperscale dependence
More than half the DNS records that route UK councils’ email and websites resolve to Microsoft, Amazon or Google – though 99.7% publish anti-spoofing controls
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Post Office to reach ‘milestone’ and eventually dump Fujitsu by September 2027
Supplier’s controversial relationship with the Post Office will come to an end by the beginning of September next year at the latest
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Gartner Symposium: Who is in control of AI?
CIOs were asked to consider what will happen as AI advances to so-called ‘super intelligence’, and how these things will be managed and secured
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Civil servants hit by Capita pension failure may take lead from teachers’ union compensation victory
A legal victory for teachers, who faced unlawful delays in receiving their pensions, could set precedent for those afflicted by civil service pension outsourcing disaster
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Datacentres of the future will be built differently, says Gartner
Gartner’s Henrique Cecci tells CIOs to fix workload placement, lock in capacity early and plan for sovereignty, as he takes the message to Gartner IT Symposium this week
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Google Cloud London outage: Continuity lessons for IT leaders
Cloud outages reveal that infrastructure resilience does not equal business resilience. Mapping dependencies, defining failover authority and testing recovery plans are essential
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A chilling warning of AI-powered cyber attacks
In this week’s Computer Weekly, the National Cyber Security Centre has warned businesses to prepare for AI-powered cyber attacks – just as hackers target retailers’ fridges across Europe. Our latest buyer’s guide examines the carbon footprint – and cost – of public cloud. And we find out what...
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AC/DC: The AI power reckoning driving a shift to high-density DC
AI compute density is shifting from kilowatts to megawatts and exposing the limits of AC infrastructure. Moving to DC-native energy architectures is critical to slash losses
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Gartner Symposium: Keeping the tech flywheel under control
The annual IT leadership conference kicked off with a keynote featuring a drift car metaphor and the use of flywheels to manage risk and value
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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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Adapting to a time of volatility
In this month's MicroScope, we look at how wars, rising energy costs, stubborn inflation and component shortages are affecting channel business. We also hear from Softcat's CEO on its financial success and the importance of investing in future growth. And we find out what investors want to see...
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Teachers surprised pension service not fully returned after migration blackout
Responsibility for the Teachers’ Pension Scheme has now transferred from Capita to Tata Consultancy Services, but members are surprised not everything is available
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Watchdog investigates Europol over ‘irregular’ data processing claims
The European Data Protection Supervisor is investigating Europol’s data processing environment, after an investigation by Computer Weekly, Correctiv and Solomon exposed serious data protection and security failures
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Cutting cloud carbon: From accounting to action
IT operators must manage cloud utilisation and site selection to reduce emissions. Shared responsibility with providers requires right-sizing resources and targeting green energy
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Zurich uncovers £19m of fraud with Quantexa data analytics
The insurer has used Quantexa’s data analytics technology to uncover £109.3m in insurance fraud over the past year, including so-called crash-for-cash scams
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Minority groups oppose ‘routine’ police facial recognition
A Home Office-commissioned study into the views of minority groups with low trust in the police found that while they were not outright opposed to the use of facial recognition technologies, strict rules are needed to ensure accountability and rebuild trust
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Home Office plans £881.6m AWS deal, at nearly three times spend rate
The Home Office has announced plans to renew AWS cloud hosting at a cost of £881.6m over two years
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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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