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How to watch All's Fair season 2 online – stream the Kim Kardashian drama from anywhere
Our guide explains how to watch All's Fair season 2 online and stream the Kim Kardashian drama from anywhere in the world.
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Dungeons & Dragons’ World of Warcraft module might be perfect
I’ve never played World of Warcraft, but its Dungeons & Dragons’ expansion has me convinced it’s perfect.
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Samsung’s official early Black Friday deals include up to AU$7,000 off TVs
Beat the 2026 Black Friday rush with our regularly updated selection of deals direct from Samsung AU — save on TVs, appliances, monitors and more.
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How to watch The Greatest online – stream the Muhammad Ali series from anywhere for free
Dive into the story of Muhammad Ali with this series produced by Michael B. Jordan. Here's how to watch The Greatest online with Prime, from anywhere.
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Major PC makers are shifting production back to China as costs rise — HP, Asus among firms moving work in efficiency push
Memory and CPUs now make up about 68% of a mainstream laptop's parts bill, and HP and Asus are reportedly heading back to China to claw back savings elsewhere.
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eBay lists a $60 million AI supercomputer with 9,600 Nvidia A100 GPUs and 4,200 AMD EPYC CPUs — but you do get free shipping
Core 4 Solutions listed a 300-rack AI supercomputer on eBay, seeking $59.7 million for its Nvidia and AMD hardware
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SteelSeries Rival Pro review: peak performance with endless playtime
The SteelSeries Rival Pro is an exemplary model with impeccable battery life, excellent ergonomics, and peak performance.
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Russia demands Apple hand over user phone and message records to its security agencies when requested
Russia adds Apple and Microsoft to its surveillance register, requiring three-year data retention and disclosure of customers' communications to security agencies.
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How to watch New Zealand vs India ODI 2026: Free Stream, Schedule & Preview
All the ways to watch the New Zealand vs India 2026 ODI series from anywhere, as Shubman Gill's men meet Mitchell Santner’s Black Caps in a five-match series.
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Hisense UR9 review: impressive performance, but with a high price tag
The Hisense UR9 is the company’s RGB LED effort, and it’s quite the TV. But you’ll pay for being an early adopter.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Wednesday, November 4 (game #976)
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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NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, November 4 (game #1242)
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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Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, November 4 (game #1745)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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EU reveals plans for undersea cable straight to Greenland — and could bypass the US entirely to connect up the world
The EU-backed Pan-Arctic Cable would connect Greenland with Europe, with possible extensions through Canada towards Japan and South Korea.
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This G.Skill Ripjaws V 32GB DDR4 kit deal is the easy RAM upgrade I’d give older Intel and AMD PCs
G.Skill’s Ripjaws V is a dependable 32GB DDR4-3200 CL16 kit that gives older Intel and AMD desktops more room for games and multitasking.
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Quote of the day by Herbert A. Simon: "A wealth of information creates a poverty of attention"
The amount of information circulating all around us is rising exponentially
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Younger adults will consult AI before a financial advisor on money problems
Brits under 45 are more receptive to AI giving financial advice, with 11% preferring discussing money problems with an AI assistant, compared with 9% relying on a financial advisor.
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Apple will now sell you a Mac Studio with 512GB of RAM — but it'll cost you as much as a good-sized family car
Apple's 512GB Mac Studio is here: $22,299 to start, $29,799 maxed out, and the memory upgrade alone is $15,500.
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Safari finally gets vertical tabs — and a new way to make any site dark, all thanks to OS 27.3
A platform update is bringing Vertical Tabs and an Adaptive Dark Mode to Safari (on all platforms).
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Smugglers are reportedly soldering top-tier HBM onto deliberately useless processors to sneak it into China, and the trick isn't new
Smugglers are reportedly gluing $4,000 HBM stacks to processors nobody would buy, then taking them apart in Shenzhen.
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Wharfedale Denton 1S review: these compact little standmount speakers are all business
They're bijou, yes, but they're all business where it counts — and you won't need a brute of an amp to drive them
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Rumored RTX 5080 Super is delayed, while GPU prices are rocketing upwards
Nvidia's RTX 5080 Super was rumored to be targeted for a January 2027 release, but apparently that isn't happening.
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'Stylish, highly upgradable Copilot mini PC': The Minisforum AI X1 Pro-470 is the ultimate DIY workstation for local AI — with a price cut at Best Buy not even Amazon can beat
The Minisforum AI X1 Pro-470 proved a devastatingly effective AI mini PC in our tests. Now, the barebones workstation drops in price ahead of Black Friday.
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'The office increasingly fails to deliver this benefit': Most in-office workers now describe their desk jobs as ‘remote' despite bosses promising to boost in-person teams
Companies are asking their workers to come into the office on average 3.74 days per week, but they're still not working in-person.
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Save $350 on Dell's touchscreen laptop for remote and hybrid workers
Dell's 15.6-inch Core i7 laptop gets a huge $350 discount in Best Buy's Black Friday sale - but it's the angled keyboard that makes us recommend it.
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Black Friday web hosting deals 2026 — we found early discounts on shared, WordPress, and VPS hosting platforms for your business
After testing the top web hosting providers, we've tracked down all the early Black Friday deals from Hostinger, Bluehost, Siteground, and more.
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VIDEO: Interview with Proton CEO Andy Yen on the rise and risks of AI, and the future of his company
Yen sat down with The Privacy Lab in early October to talk age verification and just how much more telling AI chatbots are than your browser history.
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'A CV used to be a candidate's account of themselves. Increasingly, it's an AI's account of what a recruiter wants to read': Report finds most recruiters don't believe anyone is actually writing their CV anymore
It is now easier to find candidates for job roles, but thanks to AI-written CVs, recruiters have to spend more time per candidate verifying their skill set.
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The Gruffalo's illustrator is 'seriously considering' suing AI companies — so I tested whether ChatGPT and Gemini would recreate his famous characters
The illustrator of the Gruffalo says his images are being pumped out of AI models, so I put that to the test.
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'I have no lack of inspiration from the amazing gameplay itself' — Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer says Infinity Ward's sound team were a 'huge creative influence' on the soundtrack and 'integral in shaping the overall vibe'
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer Jason Graves has attributed the gameplay and the Infinity Ward sound team for helping to inspire the multiplayer score.
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Google Is Forcing Schools to Choose Between Its Search Engine and AI
Experts weigh in on the promises and pitfalls of Google’s new policy, which leaves schools unable to use Search unless they opt into its AI tools.
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AI Data Centers Have a PR Problem. OpenAI Is Proposing a Rebrand
As part of the company’s post-midterms marketing campaign, data centers could be called “AI compute campuses.”
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Roku Retires Aquatic Life Screensaver to Reel Viewers Into Roku City
Fans of the Roku aquarium will need to find a new way to just keep swimming.
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Apple Is Putting an Age Limit on Falling in Love With AI
Dating and AI companion apps have new age gate restrictions, while apps that share your location will have to disclose it.
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Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo Bring More AI to the Travel Booking Experience
Some of the biggest names in travel are turning to “practical AI” to simplify trip booking and planning.
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Trump Asked Grok AI About Invading Venezuela. Democrats Want His Chat History
An AI chatbot was consulted about military action, raising questions about security risks, sycophancy and hallucination.
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Live Now! We’ve Folded the iPhone Duo Over 229,000 Times – Watch Us Fold It Thousands More
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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Siri Is Getting Ears on the Apple Watch: Here’s What That Means for Your Privacy
Two controversial new features arriving in beta this week will let the Apple Watch rewind and recap conversations.
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What’s Causing iPhone Duo Cracked Screens? A Teardown Finds a Possible Weakness
iFixit disassembled an iPhone Duo and found some surprises, including the fact that it’s “the most repairable foldable” it’s ever pulled apart.
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Barcelona vs. Aston Villa: Livestream Champions League Soccer From Anywhere
The Blaugrana host Unai Emery’s improving Villains.
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Apple CEO Ternus Says Memory Price Hikes and Shortages Will Continue Into 2027
During its fourth-quarter 2026 earnings call, Apple execs covered supply chain struggles, high memory costs and the role AI will play in future financials.
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Netflix’s AI Recommendations Aim to Play Matchmaker to Your Tastes
The streaming service is testing an interactive AI feature for personalized recommendations.
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How AI Data Centers Became a Central Issue in Today’s Midterm Election
Server farms for AI have become a uniting issue for voters and a bipartisan headache for candidates.
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Xbox Game Pass Subscribers Can Play This Viral Indie Horror Game and More Now
Subscribers can also play this Final Fantasy 7 remake.
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PlayStation Plus Subscribers Can Play Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider Remastered and More All November Long
Spooky season doesn’t have to end yet thanks to these PlayStation Plus games.
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Firefox’s Built-In VPN Hides Your IP Address at No Cost. What You Should Know
Firefox’s built-in VPN masks your IP address while you browse, gives you 50GB a month, and only requires a free Mozilla account.
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After 120 Hours of Testing, This Phone Had the Longest-Lasting Battery Life
We benchmarked the battery life on nearly three dozen smartphones from companies like Apple, Samsung, Motorola and Google.
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The Bambu Lab H3C Is Here and It’s Powerful and Uncompromising
The Bambu Lab H3C is a large-format 3D printer with nine printheads, and it’s available now.
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RedMagic 12 Pro Pairs Qualcomm’s New Chip With the Phone Series’ Biggest Battery Yet
The gaming phone’s 8,400-mAh battery is easily one of the largest we’ve seen in a phone that you can buy in the US.
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Is Your Echo Show Display Filling With AI Slop? I Found How to Turn It Off
My Amazon smart display has been filling with AI garbage. Here’s how to clear it out if you’re struggling.
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iOS 27.2 Draining Your iPhone Battery? Don’t Panic, That’s Normal
Apple said faster battery drain after an update isn’t unusual, so it’s nothing to worry about.
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AO3 Suffers Major Outage: Possibly No Fanfic for 2 Weeks or Longer
Archive of Our Own, one of the world’s biggest fanfiction sites, went down hard as a response to a “security incident.”
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Take Care of That New iPhone Duo, Because Repairs Could Cost Up to $1,500 Without AppleCare
Apple’s pricey and intricate folding phone could lead to a costly repair if something happens to it.
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Starbucks Drive-Thru AI Could Know What You Want Before You Do
The company will begin testing AI for some orders, including using a form of customer recognition.
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Anthropic Addresses Video Game Cloning With Minor Claude Update
There’s a fine line between AI creations inspired by video games and those that are infringing copyright.
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TSB releases shocking fraud data to urge caution as Black Friday and Christmas near
TSB data shows that purchase fraud losses among its customers are up 4% this year
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Exposing state threats still matters - resilience matters more
In October 2026, MI5 revealed it was spending more on countering state threats than it did during the Cold War. The Computer Weekly Security Think Tank explores the changing nature of state-backed cyber threats.
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UK government backs Cyber Essentials discount for SMEs
Almost £10m of funding is being made available to help qualifying SMEs achieve Cyber Essentials certification.
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UK abattoirs caught up in cyber attack against European supermarkets
Refrigerators at three meat processors in the UK were hit by cyber attacks amid warnings from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre to protect internet-facing industrial devices
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Recognising a world first: LEO celebrates 75 years of business computing
The Lyons Electronic Office (LEO) was the world’s first business computer and ran the world’s first automated business process
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Government-backed open property initiative enters new phase
The government-backed project aims to make home buying and selling easier through digital technology
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UK to face AI-powered cyber attacks within two years, warns NCSC
In a worst-case scenario, self-replicating artificial intelligence could launch cyber attacks at will against UK targets by 2028
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Cold chain cyber attacks highlight lack of OT security in retail
A series of cyber attacks targeting supermarket cold chain equipment has highlighted a lack of attention paid to the resilience of operational technology
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Who controls the technology we depend on?
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Gartner on AI ROI: A Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast
Yogesh Bhatt, a senior director analyst at Gartner discusses why run-time metrics linked to P&L are needed for AI cost control
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Wiltshire Ark datacentre project faces potential judicial review
‘Prove it before you approve it,’ say campaigners, as Wiltshire Council grants permission for Ark’s seventh Spring Park building before flood and drainage evidence is in place
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Workday Rising: Humans and AI must labour cheek by jowl
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Belfast journalists subjected to unlawful spying cannot claim costs over PSNI failures
The Court of Appeal finds that the Investigatory Powers Tribunal has no power to award costs against Northern Ireland police despite ‘unreasonable conduct’ by the force
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Will artificial intelligence spell the end for SaaS?
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UK extends facial recognition to civil immigration offences
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