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I love action cameras, but GoPro's new merger means I'm canceling my Mission 1 pre-order —here's why
I'm not sure I can trust that GoPro consumer cameras will be supported in the future — it sounds like the company will have other priorities.
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Vodafone’s new premier connectivity plan is designed for a future in which Meta Glasses are as ubiquitous as phones: ‘If you believe in the potential of AI, then you also believe in the potential of SuperMobile’
Vodafone has launched a new SuperMobile connectivity plan that's fast enough to power the ‘new world of generative AI.’
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MapQuest refused to rename Lake Ontario to appease one person, but I still can't leave Google Maps and Apple Maps behind for this one reason
MapQuest is the new mapping darling, topping download lists, but it's missing one key feature that will keep it from being my go-to navigation solution.
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Skip the new Sonos hardware — these excellent older soundbars and headphones are now up to 20% off
Sonos has cut the price of several of its best soundbars, headphones, and speakers by up to $100, so these are the 4 top deals I'd buy if you want to save money and skip the newly announced tech.
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AI is getting closer to being able to exploit OT, and that's very bad news for critical infrastructure
The situation is not disastrous just yet, but it's definitely time to start paying attention, Forescout hints.
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Hyundai just topped the world’s largest EV battery study — analysis of 500,000 tests sees it beat Tesla to the long-term battery health title
500,000 EV battery tests reveal the electric cars that hold onto their range best.
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Lockheed carries out missile launches directly from a drone boat - will the US Navy be next?
A crewless sailboat fired two live missiles at RIMPAC, six months after Lockheed and Saildrone started work. The boat sails itself, but a Navy-operated fire control system still makes weapon-deployment decisions.
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17 best Labor Day TV deals I recommend — expert picks from $99.99 on 4K, QLED and OLED TVs
As TechRadar's TV experts, I've combed through Labor Day sales to hand-pick the 17 best TV deals, including record-low prices on our best-rated 4K, QLED and OLED displays.
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Tesla Autopilot and FSD face fresh scrutiny after two fatal freeway crashes where cars came to a complete stop
Tesla's driver-assist tech was reportedly active in two fatal crashes where cars suddenly stopped —here's what that means.
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Over 5,000 Dropbox accounts have been hacked, and the attackers only needed an email address
A bug in Lenovo's ID verification system made it possible to access Dropbox accounts, but the bug has since been fixed.
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5 new features coming to Android — including improvements to Google Messages, Gemini Live, and Find Hub
Five new features are rolling out across various Android services, including Google Messages, Gemini Live, and more.
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18 fall essentials worth buying at Walmart’s Labor Day sale — save up to 74% on patio furniture, grills, Halloween decor and more
Walmart's Labor Day sale is live and packed with fall essentials, including up to 74% off patio furniture, grills, Halloween decor, home items, and more.
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Acer’s new RTX Spark small form factor PCs are giving me M6 Mac mini vibes: great-looking hardware, but who is it really for?
Acer has shown off off its first RTX Spark-powered mini PC at IFA 2026 – but like the new M6 Mac mini, I fear these PCs are no longer being made for the likes of you and me.
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Netflix's East of Eden series has a first-look trailer — and I'm hopeful John Steinbeck's novel will get another worthy adaptation
Florence Pugh plays Cathy in Netflix's East of Eden adaptation, which arrives on October 1.
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Summer is winding down with cooler days on the horizon, and that's why the AutoFull M6 Ultra+ gaming chair should be on your radar
Finding the right gaming chair for comfort takes some effort, but I've got an easy pick for you, and it's 20% off this Labor Day.
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You can stop searching because I've found the best headphones in the Labor Day sales: Sony's 5-star cans, now half price!
With $200 off, the Sony WH-1000XM5 Labor Day deal beats any other headphone deal live now.
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Director says Afterworld has 'some of the deepest simulation' of any Paradox strategy game — 'The idea is to drip-feed you until you're hooked'
We discuss the upcoming grand strategy game Afterworld with director Dan Lind.
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A malware installer posing as a legitimate download service is infecting brands across almost every industry — Microsoft Edge, Razer, Kaspersky and more actively imitated
Microsoft is warning about an ongoing campaign abusing dozens of popular technology and software firms.
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I've watched all of The Paper season 2 and still think it's trying too hard to be Parks and Recreation — but the Brits are the best part of The Office spinoff
The Toledo Truth Teller is back to try and hit new heights, but the jokes in The Paper season 2 often fall short. But what do we really expect from the Peacock Office spinoff?
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Caira’s AI mirrorless camera is getting ‘Nano Banana for video editing’ — but it only works on footage you’ve actually shot
Caira’s new generative video tools can transform footage using natural-language instructions while keeping the original recording at the heart of every edit.
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Surfshark hands users a direct line to its developers with new beta program
Surfshark has relaunched its Beta Tester Program, giving Windows and Android users early access to unreleased features and a direct line to its dev team. Here's how to join.
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TCL's new Dolby Atmos soundbars are a stone-cold bargain — get 5.1-channel surround with wireless rear speakers for under $250
TCL's new S-Class soundbars are affordable options in 3.1 and 5.1 configurations
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Power Through Your Term with Snapdragon
From first lectures to final deadlines, Snapdragon-powered PCs give you faster performance, longer battery life and AI tools to keep up with it all.
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Fable enterprise user data won't be retained by Anthropic, but some will be analyzed due to 'substantial evidence' of AI misuse
Anthropic reveals how it plans to monitor for suspicious behavior using customer cloud storage and maximum privacy.
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Manchester Airports hackers just posted the data of 8.7 million people online — failed extortion attempt triggers data dump sale
FulcrumSec attempted to extort Manchester Airports Group, but failed. Now, the cyber-criminals have published the information online.
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Amazon UK's bank holiday sale ends tonight — I've found the 28 best deals worth buying on Kindles, appliances, laptops, smartwatches, and more
I've looked through the Amazon UK bank holiday sale for one last time before it officially ends tonight and picked out 28 of the best deals that I genuinely recommend buying for quality and value for money.
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IKEA launches its first smart radiator thermostat, with Matter support and an impressively affordable price
There's another IKEA smart home product to check out, and this one helps you manage temperatures at home.
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Best Buy’s LG OLED TV deal looks too good to be true — our TV expert explains why LG's B6 is so cheap (and worth buying)
Best Buy has LG's 55-inch B6E OLED TV on sale for an incredible price of $799.99 - find out how this TV is such a steal and why it's worth buying.
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A botnet running for 23 years with over 15,000 endpoints has finally been shut down by law enforcement and Crowdstrike
Crowdstrike and friends sinkholed thousands of Sality's endpoints rendering the botnet useless.
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‘Horrifying’ — Reddit users are creating uncanny valley photos with ChatGPT, so I asked it to make something creepy and now I deeply regret it
Reddit users are asking ChatGPT to make unsettling images, so I had a go too, and now I wish I hadn’t tried it myself.
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We Need to Talk About Wednesday’s Doggone Connections Puzzle
Connections players on Reddit say it was ruff.
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Hate AI Data Centers? Big Tech’s New Ad Campaign Aims to Change Your Mind
A multimillion-dollar campaign is trying to reverse the trend of the public’s growing disdain for AI data centers.
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Uber and Wayve Launch London’s First Public Robotaxi Service
The rides will take place in the Ford Mustang Mach-E. Initially, a safety operator will remain in the driver’s seat.
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I Was Disappointed by Miele’s Last Vacuums, but the New IFA Lineup Changed My Mind
The previous model fell short in our lab tests, so I went into my hands-on trial skeptical. I left impressed.
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You’re Addicted to Your Phone. Admitting That Is the First Step
More than of us say they overuse their smartphones, according to a Pew survey.
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Anthropic’s Content Checker Tool Is Here, With One Big Catch
You can look for Claude’s watermarks in a lot of files, but not in text just yet.
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The New York Times Just Dropped a Brand-New Wordle Spin-Off
Wordle in 1 is included in a group of bonus puzzles that will arrive every Wednesday.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s Surprise Switch 2 Update Brings Multiplayer Mayhem
The surprise update adds eight-player, split-screen competition and other enhancements to Nintendo’s long-running kart racer.
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At G20, Big Tech and Global Leaders Can’t Escape AI’s Data Center Problem
Growing nationwide opposition to AI and data centers came right up to the summit’s doorstep.
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Trump Administration Sides With OpenAI in Publishers’ Copyright Lawsuits
The federal government says making AI companies pay for content used to train their models would undermine national security.
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Acer Shows Off a Transformer-ish Concept for a Windows Gaming Handheld
If it’s going to do double duty as a computer, it might as well have a keyboard, right?
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Apple iPhone 18 Pro Color Leak Claims Black Model Will Replace Silver This Year
The next iPhone Pro lineup might not repeat any colors from last year, with silver reportedly not in production.
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Is The Calorie Counter on Your Smartwatch Accurate? Not Really, Study Finds
A new study assessed which smartwatches are more accurate than others when it comes to estimated calories burned. Spoiler alert: None are great at it.
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Circular’s New Smart Ring Brings Mobile Payments to Your Finger
The Circular Ring 3 Pro and Slim add NFC payments and haptic feedback, and still don’t require subscriptions for its core health features and AI coach.
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Miele Put a Camera in Its New Dishwasher. Here’s Why
Miele just launched the world’s first dishwasher with built-in camera. Here’s what it does.
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People’s Picks ISP Winners: Is Your Internet Service Provider a Flop or Favorite?
There are several connection types, including 5G, cable, satellite and fiber. Which one is really the golden standard? CNET readers have a say.
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Hurry! You Only Have a Few Days Left to Play These Great Games on Xbox Game Pass
While Game Pass is losing some heavy hitters, it’s also getting a few new games soon.
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Oura’s Menopause Impact Scale Expands Out of the App and Into Women’s Health Care
The creator of the Oura Ring is partnering with women’s health companies in the name of menopause.
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The Cheap Kitchen Tool I Bring to Every Rental House or Airbnb
Cooking without this inexpensive acccessory is a nonstarter.
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How to Tell if That New Device Is a Flock Surveillance Camera
Has Flock surveillance come to your streets? Here’s how to know for sure.
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How to Watch Apple’s ‘Surprise and Shine’ Event Next Week
Will Apple debut a foldable iPhone at its event in a few days? Here’s how to watch the event to find out in real time.
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Acer Recommits to Repairability With New Vero 16 Laptop
The company also unveils the sleekest Swift yet and a Swift Air update at IFA 2026.
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Dell Doubles Down on Cheap Student Laptops With Lower-End Dell 14S Configs
The big question remains: How much will they cost?
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This Robot Vacuum Aims to Compete With the Suction Power of a Stick Vacuum
Robot vacuums aren’t very good at deep cleaning carpets. Roomba is about to show me how it’s fixed this problem.
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Know What’s Coming at Apple’s Big Event? It’s Your Last Chance to Prove It to Win
Guess right and you could walk away with a brand-new Apple Watch.
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Lords considers government emergency AI kill switch
An amendment to the UK’s Cyber Security and Resilience Bill will give the government powers to switch off AI systems or data centres in an emergency
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When the intern has admin rights: GDPR in the agentic age
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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UK airport hackers leak stolen customer data
The cyber gang that attacked Manchester Airports Group has leaked data on 8.7 million travellers after its victim refused to pay a ransom.
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Mythos helps bug bounty firm find critical hidden RCE
HackerOne used Anthropic's controversial Claude Mythos 5 model on its codebase and found a critical hidden flaw.
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The road to digital tyranny: when AI acts autonomously
AI can operate autonomously but should do so only within human-defined limits. Capability is not equal to authority — AI may act independently, but humans must set boundaries
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We speak to AWS’ Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec about S3 growth, DuckDB and how AI is helping people understand their data
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AWS sets 2026 opening date for Saudi cloud region
New cloud region, AI partnerships and skills programmes underscore AWS’s growing role in supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030
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Microsoft sets November launch for Saudi cloud region
Announcement at Leap 2026 highlights Saudi Arabia’s push to expand local cloud and AI infrastructure in support of Vision 2030
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CW@60: Action is the antithesis of anxiety
Zahra Bahrololoumi, CEO of Salesforce UK & Ireland, charts a career through three decades of seismic tech shifts to arrive at a philosophy for meeting AI head-on
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The loop nobody's checking the size of
Every MDR provider leads with the benefits of AI for managed cyber security and covers its bases by stressing that a human oversees what its AI decides. The more useful question is what that person knows.
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AI has exposed the cracks GDPR was already trying to fix
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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The next AI breakthrough won't be a bigger model
The next leap in AI will not come from making one model smarter, but rather from learning how to organise thousands of them
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Brian McKenna and Paul Roehrig, chief strategy officer, Ascendion discuss AI and the future of the economy, avoiding the Scylla and Charybdis of catastrophism and boosterism
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Datacentre water use: Not so simple a picture as often painted
Datacentres face intense scrutiny over water use. This article examines how cooling technologies, server efficiency and location shape their real footprint
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Chancellor unveils plans to entice UK tech startups
The UK government aims to build out home-grown research and development in artificial intelligence and cyber security
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Haleon, formed from the consumer health units of GSK, Pfizer and Novartis, makes familiar brands like Sensodyne and Advil. Its chief digital and technology officer, Claire Dickson, tells its IT transformation story
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