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Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons will have a smaller set of spells with multiple uses rather than a large variety to make 'everything accessible on a controller,' Invoke says
Invoke Studios has confirmed that Warlock: Dungeons & Dragons has a smaller spell set, mainly for controller accessibility.
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Lanterns episode 5 ending explained: who dies, why does John Stewart [spoiler], and more big questions answered about the DC comic book show's latest entry
TechRadar breaks down the biggest talking points from the Lanterns' most explosive episode so far.
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Sony denies claims it is stopping disc production — but admits its last plant will drop production by 10%
Sony denies ending disc production completely, confirming a 10% output reduction while maintaining plans to stop new physical games in 2028.
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NATO prevented Russia from cutting a critical undersea cable using a tool that leaves no 'traceable fingerprints' on fibre-optic wires — 1,400km long lines are part of NASA's Near Space Network
NATO allies disrupted a Russian Arctic exercise involving a secret device reportedly designed to damage vital undersea cables without leaving evidence.
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StarCraft general manager says the shift to open-world shooter came about because 'Every time we drew a picture or every time we talked about' the game 'it was boots on the ground every time'
Dan Hay tells us how the developers discovered that a change from RTS to open-world shooter came about.
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'That is where the machine starts winning on cost': Expert pits AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 rig against ChatGPT and gives surprising verdict
A dual-GPU AMD workstation beats expensive cloud AI subscriptions on cost only once monthly token volume climbs high enough.
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Quordle hints and answers for Monday, September 14 (game #1694)
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 Monday, September 14 (game #1191)
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 14 (game #925)
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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Meta enlists tiny Korean startup to build 'one-chip-like datacenter' — CXL architecture introduced by Facebook's parent company and Panmnesia can handle almost 1000 AI GPUs per domain
Meta and Panmnesia propose a CXL data center architecture connecting up to 960 accelerators within one coherent computing domain across multiple racks.
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The Pentagon reportedly asked OpenAI to provide an AI that doesn't like saying no to requests
Documents revealed disputed Pentagon requests for an OpenAI system with fewer refusals, while officials denied such language existed in final agreements.
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The iPhone 18 Pro's game-changing feature isn't the variable aperture camera, special version of Siri AI or 'desktop-class' processor — it's that huge leap in battery life
Longer battery life means lower anxiety, and that's what I really want from my upgrades these days.
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Vari Electric Standing Desk with TechTrack review: A desk designed for pros who like to stay organized, productive, and stylish
The Vari Electric Standing Desk with TechTrack is a dream to build, and the dream keeps going with a unique ecosystem of accessories elevates the usability.
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What is the release date for Ted Lasso season 4 episode 7 on Apple TV?
Ted Lasso season 4 is approaching its endgame — here's when its next episode will be released.
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Good for Mother Nature? RAM-pocalyse encourages millions to recycle their old devices as expert says 'economics of component recovery are changing'
AI-driven memory shortages are raising used smartphone prices, while repair businesses increasingly find value in components from damaged and aging devices.
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I was ready to call these the best open earbuds ever, and they're incredibly cheap — but one recurring issue ruined it all
The SoundPeats Pop Clip 2 sound and fit amazingly, but connection problems let them down.
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What is the release date for Neagley on Prime Video?
While Reacher season 4 ends, spin-off Neagley is set to take its place. So, when will it arrive on Prime Video?
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There's a sneaky way to watch US Open Men's Final for free — stream Zverev vs Shelton
We've found a sneaky way to stream the US Open men's final between Alexander Zverev and Ben Shelton for free from anywhere in the world.
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Anduril teams up with the Polish government to start work on an all-new cruise missile to combat Russian threats
Anduril and Poland's PGZ plan local Barracuda 500M production, while Fury and Thunder face separate discussions surrounding Poland's future aircraft fleets.
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I test 4K Blu-ray for a living and these are the 5 discs I'm most looking forward to in September 2026, including 'one of the most curious 4K releases I've seen'
September means new 4K Blu-rays, and I've picked my top 5 discs I'm most looking forward to testing.
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The new AirPods 5 are available to preorder at Walmart — and you can save on older models starting at just $19
Walmart has Apple's AirPods 5 available for preorder, and you can also find deals on older models, including AirPods 4, AirPods Pro 3, and Apple Earbuds, starting at $19.
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Microsoft is working with the American Federation of Teachers to work out how best to use AI in the classroom
American teaching federations establish “legally enforceable protections” with Microsoft to ensure the National AI Safety & Privacy Standard.
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“In terms of price-to-performance, it’s hard to beat”: This Xbox gamepad might be better value than Microsoft’s version — but there’s one feature I desperately wish it had
The Drakong Challenger may be light on features, light on the scales, and light on your wallet — but it hits hard where it counts.
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RayNeo's iO camera-free smart glasses boast an AI-agnostic version of the Siri Recap feature coming to Apple Watch — and I’m not sure if I love or hate it
RayNeo's iO camera-free smart glasses boast an AI-agnostic version of the Siri Recap feature coming to Apple Watch — and I’m not sure if I love or hate it.
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Anthropic 'formalizes' Fermat's Last Theorem like never before using Claude — but it still took 11 days to write out
Anthropic says Claude formalized Andrew Wiles’ proof of Fermat’s Last Theorem in 11 days, producing 13 million lines of Lean code.
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Even Realities G2 smart glasses show the limits of speaker- and camera-free frames
In our increasingly privacy-focused tech culture, Even Realities G2 Smart Glasses get credit for not having a camera, but these frames don't bring enough to the table to justify their high price and lack of key features.
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How to watch Zverev vs Shelton: US Open 2026 Men's Final Live Streams for FREE, TV Channels, Shelton wins the third set to trail 2-1
All the ways to watch Zverev vs Shelton live streams online in the US Open 2026 men's final from anywhere in the world, including FREE options.
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Prusa CORE One+ INDX 8-Tool 3D printer review: This beast makes rival multicolor 3D printers feel slow
The Prusa CORE One+ Gen 2 INDX 8T is the 3D printer I've been waiting for: an 8-tool-changer that uses clever coloring technology to get advanced combinations.
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What is the release date for Reacher season 4 episode 8 on Prime Video?
The political espionage plot reaches its dramatic conclusion this week. But, when does Reacher season 4 episode 8 arrive on Prime Video?
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EU regulations have revealed how big this year's iPhone 18 Pro battery upgrade was — and US buyers get one spec tweak on the Pro Max model
Bigger batteries than last year, though there are variations in the modem you get depending on where you live.
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Overwatch Season 5 Will Add a New Kind of Support, Try to Solve 2 Roster Headaches
This year has already brought massive changes to the Overwatch roster, and next season adds two reworks of longtime problem heroes.
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iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: Apple’s and Samsung’s Premium Foldables Compared
From durability to cameras and battery life, here’s how the premium foldable phones stack up.
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Yes, the iPhone Duo Is a First-Generation Phone. That’s Why You Should Get One if You Can
Despite its price, more people who don’t use tech the way I do should own this iPhone.
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Apple Watch Series 12 vs. Apple Watch SE 3: Compare Apple’s New Watch and Its Lower-Cost Option
Apple’s lower-cost smartwatch still has plenty of useful features, even with the new Series 12 going on sale soon.
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro vs. 14 Pro: The Four-Year Difference Between Apple’s Pro Phones
If you’re considering an upgrade from the iPhone 14 Pro to the iPhone 18 Pro, you’ll see a lot of improvements.
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Sony Will Pay Out $7.85 Million in PlayStation Store Credit. How to Claim Part of the Settlement
The payment will go to your PlayStation Network wallet after the final approval hearing in mid-October.
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The Latest Weird Thing to Play Doom Is the Mapped-Out Brain of a Fruit Fly
Google Research mapped a male fruit fly’s brain, and it only took a few days for modders to start making it play Doom.
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Before You Get That Phone Deal, Double-Check Bill Credits and Installment Plan Details
Wireless providers might have amazing deals that give you a brand-new $1,000 phone for free. But make sure to understand the pros and cons before accepting one.
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Apple’s New iPhone Duo Folds Horizontally, Like a Passport
It’s like you’re opening a small book, not flipping a Star Trek communicator open. And the crease marking where it folds is almost invisible.
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Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for Sept. 13, #924
Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Strands puzzle, No. 924 for Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026.
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BlizzCon 2026: New Starcraft Shooter, Diablo 5, World of Warcraft Forever
News and trailers from Blizzard’s opening ceremony.
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Meta Pulls Invasive AI Prompts After Mother Reveals Feature Scraping Family Data
An innocent video on Instagram has gone viral and triggered a major privacy scare.
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CNET Readers Were Right About the iPhone Duo. But There’s One Thing They Got Wrong
Apple released a slew of new products that our readers expected, including new iPhones and AirPods.
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The 10 Privacy Tricks I Use Around My Own Smart Home (and Why You Need Them)
Use my methods to protect your privacy, identify, address, property and more with this go-to list.
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This Is the Biggest 2D Map of the Universe. Here’s How to Use It
The map covers 75% of the sky, and you can explore all sorts of cool celestial objects once you know where to look.
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Lenovo’s Googlebook 15 Gets a New Specs Leak. Brace Your Wallet for Impact
Make no mistake: This is not a Chromebook, and it won’t be cheap.
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GTA 5 Mod Adds Flock Surveillance Cameras So Players Can Blow Them Up
Built to highlight real-life surveillance, the mod includes 235 virtual cameras that you can destroy for in-game cash.
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A Breakthrough? Or Just Breakable? Apple Unveiled the iPhone Duo, and CNET Writers Have Many Thoughts
It’s the folding phone that launched a thousand takes.
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Over 153 Million Driver’s Licenses Were Stolen by Hackers. Here’s What to Know
The hackers allegedly spent a year hoarding documents before IDScan closed the door.
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Have You Protested AI Recently? Anthropic May Be Watching You for Precrimes
A recent report alleges Anthropic is finding ways to monitor activists and surveil dissent.
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The Crunchyroll and Fox One Bundle Hits Prime Video
The anime and live sports streaming services come together for a limited time for $23 per month.
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The iPhone Duo Isn’t the Pocket iPad… or Is It?
Commentary: I can’t figure out if the Duo would replace my iPad, or if it’s just a portable alternative.
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iPhone Duo vs. Pixel 11 Pro Fold: 2 Durable Foldables Face Off
Apple’s and Google’s phones are both rated for dust and water resistance. Here’s how they compare when it comes to other features such as cameras, battery life and displays.
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Apple Watch Series 12 vs. Apple Watch Ultra 4: Clash of the Newest Apple Watches
The newest Apple smartwatches have premium features — and prices to match.
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Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for Sept. 11, #718
Here are hints and the answers for today’s Connections: Sports Edition puzzle No. 718 for Friday, Sept. 11, 2026.
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US lawmakers call for UK court to lift secrecy over Apple ‘backdoor’ surveillance
Congress warns that the UK’s unprecedented secrecy over a ‘backdoor’ surveillance order against Apple is straining relations between the two countries
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UK government to create team to validate Capita’s data on troubled pension scheme
Cabinet Office is setting up a function to check the civil service pension scheme data provided by Capita
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GDPR wasn't designed for AI and that's a security problem
The Security Think Tank explores the intersection of GDPR and artificial intelligence, considering how data protection standards in the UK and Europe are changing in this new paradigm.
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IT event dive: Through the AWS public sector symposium revolving door
What goes on in the gaps between reporting on vendor events, with a morning spent absorbing thousands of words at the AWS Public Sector AI Symposium in London
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Civil service union welcomes pension scheme insourcing plan
PCS union chief met Cabinet Office minister to discuss troubled pension scheme run by Capita
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AWS AI Symposium: Public sector must shape AI, use open source
As frontier models outpace cyber defences, two public sector voices set out different answers to the same security question – transparency and procurement leverage
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CW@60: Nobody notices when it works
Sixty years of invisible engineering exists behind the systems we take for granted, explains Amazon's CTO
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Inside Google AI worker’s union drive to instil company ethics
‘Google is in the military kill chain’: Google DeepMind’s AI workers are attempting to unionise over ethical concerns around the provision of cloud and AI technologies to the US and Israeli militaries, but the company is pushing back
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AWS AI Symposium: TeenTech alumni call for AI literacy in schools
Maggie Philbin charity urges public sector leaders to mentor and sponsor, as students demand education reform, soft-skill extracurriculars and a ‘mission in AI literacy’
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Nationwide consolidates 19 data stores to one in the cloud
Building society creates a single company-wide data platform using Microsoft cloud technology
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AWS AI Symposium: UHCW adds an operation a day with AI
UHCW added daily theatre capacity and got correct utilisation data using Proximie’s AI as part of what partners describe as the NHS’s largest surgical AI deployment
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AWS AI Symposium: Public sector must move to full AI transformation
AWS says public sector AI adoption must move to ‘full transformation’ as it shows advanced workflow redesign yields 68% efficiency gains at its London symposium
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Capita meeting self-imposed civil service pension targets ‘not sufficient’, says government
UK government views the outsourcer’s overall performance as ‘unacceptable’ after it reports meeting a self-imposed target
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IBM and NASA make Moon AI model available on Hugging Face
The foundation mdel can help scientists analyse petabytes of data collected over decades
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Anthropic calls for ‘verifiable effort’ to control frontier AI
After Claude Mythos circumvented guardrails in July, Anthropic now wants an industry effort to control the pace of frontier model development
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CW@60: Saying yes - the choices that carried me from a Commodore PET to AI
Computer science offered seemingly limitless creative possibility for Garth Gibson 50 years ago - much as AI does now. But not everyone invented RAID storage along the way
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Healthcare regs should include continuous AI monitoring
A new report provides four recommendations for the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
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Joel Hellermark, chief AI officer at Workday, argues that artificial intelligence and large language models will transform enterprise work, building company memory through agents, empowering humans and increasing their value
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Why AI agents cannot be trusted to secure agentic AI yet
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‘Wilfully blind’ Post Office thought just a few hundred affected by Horizon errors
Government department admits that the Post Office ‘misunderstood the scale of Horizon scandal’
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