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Cheap big-screen LCD TVs could be in trouble for Black Friday — panel prices are going up
LCD panel prices are going up just in time for the peak TV buying season, and Samsung is considering dropping QLED
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The Motorola Signature 27 is ‘the most advanced smartphone Motorola has ever created’ — and it’s powered by the new Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset
Motorola has announced its most powerful phone ever, the Signature 27, at Snapdragon Summit 2026.
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Cairn and Furi creator’s games are all so different that ‘there’s a chance our next game is an MMO match-3 about friendship,’ jokes creative director, Emeric Thoa
I spoke to The Game Bakers' creative director, Emeric Thoa, about the approach the team takes to creating its games and learnt why they're happy taking creative risks to build a smaller but more dedicated audience.
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Researchers say fields of house-sized buoys capture 90% of wave energy
New research proposes a way of converting more energy from the sways of the ocean, though it's only theoretical for now.
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Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 vs 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6: Qualcomm explains how (and why) its two newest flagship mobile chipsets differ
We explain how Qualcomm’s two new flagship chipsets differ and which upcoming Android phones might use them.
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The British Army is spending £16 million on 1,000 small drones in a bid to boost battlefield operations
New British-built spy drones will be deployed by the British Army to conduct surveillance and training, including a small 250 gram quadcopter.
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A full EV charging session in 4 minutes? There's a challenger to BYD in the MegaWatt charging game
Geely says its latest 2.2 MegaWatt EV charging can brim batteries in just four minutes
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Which DJI Mic should I buy? These are the key differences you need to know
It is better to stick with the main Mic range or opt for a Mic Mini? And what about the different versions? Here's how to make the correct choice for you.
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'We just don't see that there's enough technical people in the pipeline': US chip fabs are facing a huge worker shortfall — despite promise of huge paychecks, industry says it still needs over 150,000 workers
America is struggling to fill its semiconductor manufacturing facilities, but it's offering to pay workers six-figure salaries.
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Trump wants to rename Artificial Intelligence ‘Super Intelligence’ — but something else worries me
US President wants to rename Artificial Intelligence to 'Super Intelligence', but no matter the name, he won't be regulating it.
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Talk about catch of the day — Florida fishing charter snags a huge military drone in the Gulf of Mexico, but no one is claiming it yet
A Pensacola fishing crew recovered a large unidentified military-style drone from Gulf waters near Eglin Air Force Base during an offshore trip.
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Save 57% on this Ugreen Nexode 100W four-port GaN charging station
Replace a desk full of chargers with this Ugreen Nexode 100W four-port GaN Charging Station, now reduced to just $30.
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Save $160 on this tiny Ryzen 7 Beelink SER8 mini PC with 32GB of DDR5 RAM
We loved the style of the Beelink SER8 mini PC when we tested it in our studio. It takes up barely any desk space while packing Ryzen 7 power and 32GB DDR5 RAM.
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott and California Governor Gavin Newsom just introduced new data center rules — and it's a big win for local communities
Texas and California are listening to the voices of its people, and they're making data centers harder to build.
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Bambu Lab R1 laser cutter and engraver review
Bambu Lab enters the dedicated laser market with a powerful 55W CO2 laser cutter, featuring superb positioning, automatic alignment, and outstanding results.
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Blizzard confirms Diablo 5 won't gloss over Diablo's takeover of Sanctuary — 'It's not going to take place entirely off-screen'
Blizzard Entertainment has confirmed that Diablo 5 players will get to see how Diablo conquered Sanctuary, despite how the game starts.
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I've gone hands on with Adobe Premiere's new free Android app — here’s what it’s like to use, and why 'free' comes with a catch
Finally, Adobe Premiere comes to Android - I spent an hour with the video editing app to see if it lives up to the promise of 'effortless editing' for creators.
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More and more workers are feeling stressed at work due to security risks
91% feel stressed because of IT security risks, but 74% say the recovery tools they have access to are too hard to use.
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Apple's iOS 27 found to break NordVPN's scam and phishing protection — and it isn't the only privacy tool impacted
Connectivity Assist conflicts with NordVPN’s real-time protection, NordVPN says
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'We believe that this IP has a future' — Rayman Legends Retold brand producer wants to continue the series after the 3D remake 'if everything goes according to plan'
Rayman Legends Retold brand producer Loïc Gounon believes the series has a future and said he's interested in making new games using Ubisoft's latest tech.
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This RTX 5070 Ti gaming laptop is just $1,399 at Walmart today — it's the one I'd personally spend my own cash on
You can get a very nice gaming laptop for very cheap at Walmart today — if you're willing to sacrifice a little on a few specs.
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I tested ChatGPT against Copilot in Microsoft Word
I tried ChatGPT and Copilot side by side in Microsoft Word, and I was surprised by what I found.
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VPN Deal of the Week: NymVPN drops low-commitment price plans – a cheaper way to try out its class-leading mixnet security
Extreme security technology with a new price
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'We want to restart the franchise' — Rayman Legends Retold dev on future of the beloved series
How the team is approaching the upcoming Rayman Legends remake.
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How to vibe code your first website
A step-by-step guide to vibe coding your first website. We’ll also talk about how these tools work, offer tips on platform selection, and cover some security basics you will need to know.
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Microsoft is retiring some key 365 companion apps — Calendar, People, and Files services all set to be cut
Late last year, Microsoft started to install Calendar, People and Files apps automatically, but now it's pulling them altogether.
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Christopher Nolan's Memento to receive 4K Blu-ray release with Dolby Vision
The 4K restoration is 'coming soon', and will be restored under the eye of independent distributor Umbrella.
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‘Hi, it’s AI speaking’: Base44 just launched AI that can handle phone calls
Would you pick up?
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This fake LastPass Authenticator app will just shut off your antivirus and leave you open to attack
Researchers found a never-before-seen malware targeting LastPass users and stealing their secrets.
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I've spent weeks with the Beats 360 — the design and sound both won me over
The Beats 360 are officially official, and after weeks testing them, the design, audio, and customization are what stand out most.
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Motorola Signature 27 Is Coming to the US to Rival Samsung’s Galaxy Phones
After an overseas-only debut, Motorola’s new Signature 27 is coming to the US, with the high-end phone set to be released this year.
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Qualcomm’s New Chips Power AI and 8K Video for Top Android Phones — and They’re Coming Soon
A pair of top-tier Snapdragon chips will empower AI, boost graphics and enable 8K video in next year’s phones.
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Apple’s MLB Dodgers Live Broadcast Was Shot With iPhone 18 Pro Max
Around half of the cameras that shot the baseball game were new iPhone 18 Pro Max units, some of which sent footage over 5G.
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro vs. 17 Pro: What the Extra $100 Brings to the Newer Pro iPhone
While the iPhone 17 Pro and 18 Pro look similar, there are a lot of changes on the inside.
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Anthropic and OpenAI Drop New High-Efficiency Models
The new models prioritize faster speeds and lower prices.
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What iOS 27.2 Could Bring to Your iPhone Later This Year
The beta includes updates to apps like Facetime and Podcasts, as well as Siri AI in more languages.
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How to Enable Firefox’s New Built-In Ad Blocker on iPhone and iPad
Ad Blocker is a new feature for a browser that prides itself on privacy and customization.
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I Tried Breville’s $300 Slot Toaster That Watches Bread So It Doesn’t Burn
Is the Breville Eye Q 850 too smart or just smart enough? I tested it to find out.
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How to Make Air Fryer Fries Taste Exactly Like Deep-Fried
A quick soak and a drizzle of fat will send your air fryer fries soaring.
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Can Bambu Labs 3D Printer Success Translate to a Standalone Laser? I Believe It Can
While Bambu Labs has made laser cutters in the past, the R1 is the company’s first dedicated tool.
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I’ve Been Waiting for a Coffee Maker With No Plastic in the Brew Path. Caraway Just Delivered
Caraway launched its first appliance today, and we got our hands on it early.
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Adobe Brings Its Premiere Video Editing Mobile App to Android
As more creators edit on the go, Adobe is making Premiere compatible with more devices, including foldables.
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There’s a Simple Reason Your Latte Foam Stinks. This $10 Tool Is the Fix
Well-textured microfoam is within reach. Here’s the cheap tool that will get you there.
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Epson Expands Its Home Theater Projector Line
Epson’s new LS models are laser-lit and cheaper than the flagship LS11000.
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I Visited the Real-Life Silent Hill Village in Scotland
Silent Hill: Townfall’s setting of St. Amelia is based on a real place. I went to visit.
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The Most Reliable Tool for Looking Up Flock Cameras and Police Surveillance
This is the website I use to track Flock cameras across the US — and much more.
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How to Adjust Your iPhone’s Liquid Glass in iOS 27
The latest iOS update brings a new slider to your iPhone so you can adjust the design more.
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Warner Bros. Merger Back On: Paramount Settles Antitrust Suit
Paramount has reached a settlement in the 12-state antitrust suit, clearing the path for its proposed $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery merger.
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Disturbing Experiment Points to Dangers of Using AI Models Not Meant for Robotics
The point of the unsafe prompts was to test what happens when you hand physical agency over to LLMs.
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AI ‘Actress’ Tilly Norwood Glitches on Live TV in Surreal Nightmare
The AI-generated star spoke Cantonese, plotted “treasons” and baffled news anchors.
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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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Napster Developing AI Teacher Clones to Provide Personalized Homework Support
The company, once a file-sharing app and then a streaming service, is teaming up with an educational organization in the Middle East to create virtual replicas of teachers.
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This OMG Moment at the Doctor’s Made Me Take the Apple Watch Seriously
I was testing the Apple Watch’s ECG feature on video for CNET and as a healthy, active 30-year-old, the last thing I expected was to become part of the story.
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iPhone 20 Pro Rumor Hints at Apple’s Wildest All-Glass Redesign
Next year’s models could have the biggest screens in iPhone history.
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No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service: Amazon Blocks Meta’s Muse AI From Shopping
Amazon has its own agentic AI option called Buy for Me, which could be behind the agentic turf war.
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Zero-trust was built for people. Nobody told it about agents
The concept of zero-trust needs no introduction, but in the new world of AI agents, it’s a model that now needs to evolve.
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Data dive: Mapping UK police forces’ hyperscale dependence
Computer Weekly used public DNS records to map which outside companies Britain’s 48 police forces connect to – and found a service that has quietly standardised on one US hyperscaler
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UK government defends ‘fundamentally flawed’ eVisa system
The government has rejected a suggestion from the Commons Home Affairs Committee that the electronic visa system should move to a more stable, token-based process, rather than the current error-prone system that relies on real-time database checks
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The Middle East’s AI race has a people problem
Middle East firms are quickly snapping up AI hardware, but finding the right people to put it to work effectively in everyday operations is proving a lot more difficult
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What do we mean by sovereign AI?
‘Sovereign AI’ is everywhere but rarely defined. It bundles ownership, control, jurisdiction, capability and optionality. The real test for most organisations is, do you know your dependencies, and can you leave if you need to?
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Capita lacks the ‘capacity and ability’ to run GP pension scheme, BMA tells MPs
The British Medical Association (BMA) has written to MP committees calling for the Capita-run GP pension scheme to be brought in-house
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Splunk helps US research uni embrace ‘student-powered’ security
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Celebrating 60 years of Computer Weekly
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EU states failing to exchange information on cross-border cyber security attacks
European Union urged to deploy real-time European cyber alert platform to share information with member states on cross-border cyber attacks
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AI hasn’t changed ‘core skills’ needed for work, say experts
AI is rapidly changing the world of work and how we navigate daily life, but the core skills schools need to instil in students haven’t changed
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Barnet council bringing Capita IT work in-house after alternative contract ‘abandoned’
London Borough of Barnet’s extended IT service contract with Capita finally comes to an end
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Will new grid rules put the future of UK datacentres at risk?
Ofgem's proposed commitment fees aim to clear grid-clogging data centres, but could the upfront costs deter viable projects and threaten the UK's AI ambitions?
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Selective sovereignty: Why balance beats lockdown in the data debate
Everpure CTO Patrick Smith argues data sovereignty demands selective control, balancing strict workload rules with global cloud speed rather than an all-or-nothing lockdown
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CW@60: A front-row seat – a journey through the tech startup scene across four countries
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US cyber agency endorses ‘decoy’ tactics
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