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This 'SMS of Death' exploit can remotely crash unpatched Android phones — without the user interacting with it in any way
Older Android devices will remain permanently at risk, experts warn.
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Black Friday website builder deals 2026 — our top site builders are dropping early price cuts
We've tested out the top website builders - now we're tracking the best early Black Friday deals you can get on our favorite platforms.
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How to watch Tall Tales & Murder for free — Watch online from anywhere
Aiden Gillen stars in this Irish crime comedy series. Here's how to watch the Tall Tales & Murder online from anywhere in the world, completely FREE.
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Musk's AI Odyssey fails to rival Christopher Nolan
Elon Musk's AI-generated Odyssey demonstrates why AI still can't match the emotional power of human filmmaking.
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This new Windows malware steals all your data, then uses AI to rank how valuable you are as a victim
Sifting through a mountain of data is tedious work - so why not let AI do it for you?
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These 3 hand-cranked radios are affordable and offer extra features
The government wants you to 'Be Ready' with a radio, and these wind-up options won't make you dependent on batteries or mains power.
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PrivadoVPN brings SmartRoute multi-hop to iPhone — and you get to choose what takes the double hop
SmartRoute lets iPhone users double-hop just their browser or every app, pick an exit country, and set it as the default
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I'm a Celebrity 2026 what we know: release date, cast confirmed, how to watch
ITV have confirmed the release date for this year's I'm a Celeb, and there's been heavy speculation as to who'll be going into the jungle
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FBI confirms it thinks North Korean hackers hit Binance in record cryptocurrency heist
TraderTraitor is now officially accused of the attack that cost Binance north of $6 billion.
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The cassette player renaissance continues with this Bluetooth-toting high-tech Kickstarter model
The Coolgeek P1 Cassette Player offers a modern twist on the retro cassette player, and its Kickstarter campaign has just launched.
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FastestVPN quietly bundles a lifetime family password app with no monthly fee in its Black Friday sale
FastestVPN, which scored 4 stars in our review, has started bundling a free lifetime family password manager with its VPN.
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This wood-heavy RTX 5090 gaming PC is a work of art and stunningly neat
Custom PC crafted with $4,000 worth of wood is stunning, but the near-decade-long build time was mostly about getting that RTX 5090.
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Supermarket freezers across Europe hit by new 'Cold War' cyberattack
More suspected cyberattacks have targeted supermarkets across Europe, with the same M.O. as before: upping the temperatures to spoil the food.
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Ditch the chocolate — the entire 2026 Lego Advent calendar range is 20% off
Grab a great deal in the early Black Friday sales, and be prepared for the big countdown to Christmas.
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AI may be the future, but customer experience must meet the price-point
To sell complex AI tech, brands must prioritize access to information and expertise over marketing hype.
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Applebee's forced to fix serious security issue which exposed customer data
A researcher found hardcoded credentials in Applebee's mobile app, granting access to a treasure trove of PII.
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The new and four-star-rated Bose QuietComfort Headphones are already down to a record-low price ahead of Black Friday
Amazon isn't waiting around until Black Friday to discount the excellent Bose QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) to a record-low price.
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Flock's silence means municipalities are now removing its cameras themselves
A Virginia county has been forced to remove dozens of Flock cameras as the surveillance-tech firm goes silent following contract cancellations.
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Google kills off Jules, its AI coding agent which promised to do all the jobs you didn't want to
Google is shuttering Jules after less than two years – and not even 18 months under general availability – but it's not the end.
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Why the AI boom could keep memory prices high until 2030
Sam Altman might not physically steal your RAM, but AI isn't the only industry hungry for more memory.
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Elon Musk says Grok Bot was throttled as costs were ‘unsustainably high’
Grok Bot was throttled last week because Elon Musk said costs were ‘unsustainably high relative to revenue’
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GCHQ has apparently lost thousands of storage devices in recent years — and has no idea where any of them are
A recent watchdog investigation into GCHQ confirms missing storage devices are still a problem.
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Windows 11 feature built in a flash by AI is impressive — but worrying
Is Microsoft wise to be touting the benefits of AI in this way at the current time? I don't think so.
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Spotify's AI remix feature is tipped for February, but could cost you extra
Spotify wants to plug more AI tools into your Premium subscription, but you're going to have to pay extra for it.
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Update: Bizarre Dell Pro Max Tower T2 workstation pricing quirk makes it cheaper than the Nvidia Blackwell GPU inside it
The Dell Pro Max T2 scored 4.5 stars in our tests. By getting the newsletter, it has the same cost as the Nvidia RTX Pro Blackwell 6000 GPU it's equipped with.
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Jackery's smallest-ever portable power station uses long-lasting LFP batteries
The Jackery Explorer 100D combines a compact size and relatively low weight with LFP technology and solar support.
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Amazon's now rolling out its 'Ask this book' AI feature to Kindles
Amazon's 'Ask this book' tool is bringing AI-powered insights and plot reminders to various Kindle models.
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Philips Hue’s new AI lighting assistant is finally here, but don’t expect perfection
The promised Custom AI Behaviors are now available in the Hue app for Hue Bridge Pro owners.
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These Nintendo Switch 2 bundles are likely some of the best we'll see this Black Friday — get Mario Kart World or Switch Sports Resort for free
Nintendo has surprised us by dropping two terrific value Switch 2 bundles ahead of Black Friday, featuring Mario Kart World or Nintendo Switch Sports Resort and more essential extras.
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Openreach: UK landline phones will be switched off in 100 days, so make sure your connections are ready
Openreach reminds the legacy phone network is being officially switched off on January 31 2027, with no extensions.
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Live Now! We’ve Folded the iPhone Duo Over 207,000 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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On the Eve of the Midterms, AI Data Centers Have Become a Bipartisan Headache
With the midterms tomorrow, surveys from ABC News, NBC News and CNBC all show that majorities oppose new AI data centers near their communities.
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We Want to Know What’s on Your Wrist (and Finger and Face)
Tell us which fitness trackers, smartwatches and smart glasses earn a spot in your daily routine.
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200,000 Folds and Counting for the iPhone Duo. How Far Can Our Fold-a-Phone Take It?
We’re folding Apple’s iPhone Duo over and over — 900 times an hour — to test the durability of its hinge.
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You Can End Spammy Election Phone Calls Now With This iPhone Trick
The election is almost over, and you can end spam calls now.
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November 2026 Skywatching Guide: Meteors, Planets, Stars and a Full Moon
This month, you’ll find three meteor showers and a planetary alignment starring four planets.
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Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday. Get Ready to Change Your Clocks
Most of the US gains an hour of sleep this weekend, but Hawaii and most of Arizona won’t change their clocks.
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Will the iPhone Duo Fit in Your Pocket? Here’s How It Compares to Other iPhone Sizes
The iPhone Duo has a palm-size build, but how does that measure up against Apple’s other current phones?
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Jean-Luc in Blue Jeans: Picard Cosplay Taught Me How Much Patrick Stewart Is Loved
My husband was assimilated at an Emerald City Comic Con, and even the Borg adored him. Thank you, Patrick Stewart.
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The Wild World of Third-Party AI Apps for Ring Security, and Whether You Need Them
Ring cameras offer broad capabilities, but third-party AI tools give HOAs, landlords and others even more ways to use them.
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GM’s $220M Payout Shows How Cars Can Secretly Sell Your Driving Data
The automaker must now obtain express consent before collecting or sharing driver data.
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Samsung Slices at Apple’s iPhone Duo With Its Z Fold 8 Ad
Samsung’s advertisement features a sliced green apple that rolls right along through the entire Galaxy Z Fold line.
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T-Mobile Is Crediting Some New York Customers for Plan Price Hikes. See If You’re Eligible
Customers on T-Mobile One accounts could get a $25 gift card, a free 5G phone or credit toward a more expensive 5G phone.
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Pokemon Happy Meals Land Nov. 10: Gotta Catch ‘Em All
You’ll get two Pokemon cards and one toy with each Happy Meal.
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This Is What an iPhone Duo’s Crease Looks Like After 139K Folds
After a week of nonstop folding, we briefly turn the iPhone Duo’s display off to check out how the crease looks.
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What Are Open-Weight AI Models?
Open-weight models let you run an AI chatbot on your own computer, even offline. Here’s how they work and what that means for your privacy.
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Researchers May Have Discovered the 6th Dwarf Planet
The other five are Pluto, Ceres, Eris, Haumea and Makemake.
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Smart Glasses Detector Apps Are Here. How Well Do They Work?
Bluetooth-scanning apps like Zuckoff can tell you when a pair of smart glasses is nearby. Whether the glasses are recording is another question.
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Take These Precautions Before Using AI for Your Election Research
There are good reasons why you may not want to use a chatbot for your midterm election research.
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Bose’s Hottest Product Is Briefly Back in Stock
Bose’s $99 Noise Canceling Wired Earbuds have been hard to get after earning a CNET Editors’ Choice award.
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‘Largest Crypto Hack in History’: Binance Loses More Than $6B
It’s a bad week to own crypto.
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Using AI to Vibe Code Your TV Is Stupid
No one likes clunky TV interfaces or their activity being tracked, but using AI isn’t how to avoid it. There’s an easier way.
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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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Here’s Why You’re About to See More Ads in Google’s AI Overviews
With Google now injecting “sponsored” links directly into AI follow-up queries, traffic to online publishers will suffer even more.
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Remember Patrick Stewart by Streaming Star Trek, X-Men and Other Genre-Defining Roles
Celebrate the life of Patrick Stewart through his iconic roles in TV and movies.
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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?
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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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
At Workday Rising in Las Vegas, CEO Aneel Bhusri unveiled 17 AI agents and its Sana-powered Workday Home, stressing human-AI collaboration, amid a 2.5% labour force cut
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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?
Is AI causing the deployment of SaaS to be completely disrupted? If so, what happens to those existing SaaS deployments, and how does this impact users?
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AI and education: Learning to dance – Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast
Brian McKenna and Ascendion’s chief strategy officer, Paul Roehrig, discuss AI education, stressing the importance of critical thinking, curiosity and human judgement
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UK extends facial recognition to civil immigration offences
UK Immigration Enforcement is set to start deploying live facial recognition technology, but critics are concerned about the expansion of its biometric surveillance into non-criminal matters away from ports of entry, especially in light of underlying issues with the integrity of Home Office data
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Autumn Budget 2026: Commitments to women in tech
Voluntary culture standards, support for female entrepreneurship and business mentorship programmes among the Budget promises for women in UK tech
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Datacentre grid priority confirmed as connection queue response published
DESNZ confirms prioritisation and strategic alignment of datacentre connections, after 156 responses broadly backed tougher queue management but split on capacity reservation
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UK surveillance watchdog ‘disappointed’ over government investigatory powers failings
Operational pressures do not reduce the need for lawful and consistent safeguards, says Investigatory Powers Commissioner’s Office
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Datacentre covenant pleases developers more than campaigners
Campaigners dismiss the Budget covenant as a voluntary smokescreen, while developers warn that priority grid access means little without the substations to deliver it
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UK government drafts national policy statement for datacentres
The draft policy opens England’s fast-track NSIP regime to schemes of 100MW and above, with a presumption of consent and consultation running to 8 January 2027
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Having a PHP patch available does not mean you're protected
Patching is not a silver bullet solution. Turning patches into effective protection demands qualified professionals, clear responsibilities and the operational readiness to act.
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Controversial Fujitsu contract extension on the cards at Post Office
Fujitsu’s controversial contract with the Post Office was set to end in March 2027, extension likely
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Lapsed US snooping law still running as senators object
FISA 702 is one of two key US laws that undermine data sovereignty and allow the US to access foreign data without the subject knowing. Senators demand release of a secret ruling
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Autumn Budget 2026: UK chancellor ties datacentre grid access to community tests
Healey’s Autumn Budget covenant makes grid priority and on-site generation conditional on community investment, jobs and water protection, weeks after MSPs paused Scotland’s pipeline
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Autumn Budget 2026: Chancellor sets aside funds for UK tech
In his Autumn Budget, chancellor John Healey announced more funding for sovereign tech and AI safety
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Beyond power: How to avoid water as a constraint on AI growth
As 100kW-plus racks push AI facilities toward gigawatt scale, Johnson Controls’ John Keane explains why zero-water thermal architectures are vital to securing site viability
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