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'If you can’t buy it, you can’t afford it' — why not everyone is buying Apple's new iPhone leasing offer
Apple Upgrade is Apple's new multi-product-category leasing program that not everyone loves, but there's more to it than endless product subscription.
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Feeling stressed and overworked? Don't worry - OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks that we just love to work, and that's why AI won't result in a four-day working week
So much for AI freeing us up for the things we love - Sam Altman says we all just love to work and be busy.
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Playing Black Flag Resynced on the PS5 Pro and a 120Hz display has confirmed my love of 40fps modes on console — and given me more confidence if GTA 6 can’t hit 60fps
The rise of the PS5's balanced 40fps mode in games this generation has been a dream for fidelity-appreciating but console-focused players like me
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I watched the viral The Odyssey 4DX screening, and think it's better than the IMAX 70mm format — the 5 most brutal scenes are worth the extortionate ticket price alone
TikTok got to me! I saw the viral screenings of The Odyssey in 4DX, and I knew I had to try it for myself.
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Thousands of iOS and Android VPNs are hiding behind fake websites and useless privacy policies — here's how to spot them
A TechRadar audit of Google Play Store and App Store VPNs has shown the scale of transparency issues across listings.
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What's stopping robot vacuums from going mainstream? I grilled execs from five of the biggest brands to find out
Insights from Roborock, Roomba, Dreame and more.
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GMKtec launches the new Evo-X1 Pro mini PC with Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 and OCuLink — and it already has an early bird deal
The AI mini PC packs 64GB of RAM, Radeon 890M graphics, and a 55 TOPS NPU inside the chassis.
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Custom McLaren paint jobs, tapered damping tubes, and drivers that ‘hang in the air’: I spoke to Bowers & Wilkins about its massive snail-shaped loudspeaker Nautilus, and why it’s still so successful it's backordered for years, even 33 years after launch
Three years' worth of backorders, custom paint jobs, and 33 years of success: I spoke to Bowers & Wilkins about its most iconic loudspeaker ever.
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I asked Control Resonant's gameplay designer all my burning questions — how the combat's 'melee focus' differs from the original, and why you 'haven't played anything exactly like' what you'll see in its 30-hour length
Control Resonant appears to be one of 2026's potential biggest hits in gaming, and after speaking with its gameplay designer, I can't wait for September 24.
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It’s hard to feel sorry for AI companies when China is giving them a taste of their own medicine
It's time to read AI its rights
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Updating your app might not keep you safe: How outdated OpenVPN code leaves VPNs exposed
Our audit of Windows VPNs uncovers a graveyard of old OpenVPN configurations, with more than 50% of apps using versions over a year old.
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Agentic security doesn't need a whole new definition – you just need to reframe what you already know
Security leaders are being forced to rethink identity, permissions and monitoring for AI agents – but they only need to reframe everything they already know.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day review — Tom Holland and Sadie Sink prop up new Marvel movie that's big, bright, and bold, but isn't the wholly fresh start for the webslinger that I wanted
Tom Holland's new Marvel movie is fun enough, but doesn't take the big swings it needs to avoid some classic MCU pitfalls.
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'I’m paying for things I sincerely did not ask for': Squarespace users aren’t happy with recent price hikes
Some Squarespace users see recent subscription increases as unfair
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'Best processor on the market': The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D drops to its lowest-ever price
AMD's flagship CPU boasts 16 cores, 32 threads, Zen 5 architecture with 3D V-Cache, boost speeds up to 5.7GHz, and an all-time low price.
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‘We are the reason that data centers get built and expanded’: It’s not about whether we need them, but it’s about where we build them, IDCA founder and CEO says
We are responsible for creating data center demand – we should accept some of the consequences. But hyperscalers have responsibilities, too.
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I have to use a mouse and keyboard all day — so can Logitech adding a simple cushion actually make that much difference?
Is Logitech's Signature Comfort Plus line all talk, or can it really help boost my home working experience?
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The cyber risk hiding in plain sight
The modern attack surface is expanding while becoming more fragmented, complex and harder to control.
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Exclusive: ‘When it comes to recording our lives, I believe there is a line AI cannot cross’. Here's what Insta360's founder and CEO told me when I asked about his controversial ‘photography robot’ vision
I asked Insta360 founder and CEO Liu Jingkang for some clarity on his controversial 'photography robot' plans.
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I gave Gemini 3.6 Flash and GPT-5.6 access to my entire digital life — here’s which one actually helped me more
I gave Gemini and ChatGPT the same messy collection of personal data to see which one could turn it into a useful plan — and only one behaved like a genuine AI assistant.
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Britain should turn Ukrainian wartime innovation into shared leadership
Britain has turned wartime invention into global progress before. With Ukraine tech, it can do it again.
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Low-power AI could define the next era of global innovation
As AI grows, low-power systems may become the industry's greatest competitive advantage.
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Agentic AI has a price: it's called ERP migration
Amid the hype, organizations commit time and money to innovations that never quite live up to their billing.
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Elevating the IoT: How AI is introducing a new era of connectivity
As AI continues to transform processes across the IoT, this trajectory marks a fundamental shift.
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The AI investment gap
As organizations rush to deploy AI, the challenge is no longer whether to invest but how to ensure investments create long-term value, while mitigating growing operational, security, and compliance risks.
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The new HP Omen 16 Slim isn't actually that skinny, but it is a surprisingly good budget gaming laptop - if you can get it at the right price
The HP Omen 16 Slim does a surprisingly good job of the currently almost impossible task of serving up decent laptop gaming at an affordable price.
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Power 50 2026 - All our finalists revealed
The nominations are in - so who will be your 2026 person of the year?
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Why proving personhood is the new standard for identity verification
AI-generated identities are bypassing traditional checks, making proof of personhood business-critical for fraud prevention.
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I turned my guitar amp into a giant home speaker and it was a loud and stupid idea, but it basically worked (with some serious caveats)
A Line 6 Spider IV, a turntable, some speakers, an iPad, an overdrive pedal, loads of cables... what could go wrong?
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‘Construction sites are probably one of the hardest environments you could ask an autonomous system to operate in’: Are autonomy and robotics gaining momentum in the industry?
Automation has gotten so good within fixed parameters – construction is a whole new ball game, but with major potential benefits.
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Sales tax holidays can help you save on laptops, school supplies, clothing and more. Learn more about it here.
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The popular AI platform is used by developers to share access to their AI models and demo apps.
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Crunchyroll and Starz Bundle Up on Prime Video
The hit anime streaming service’s first bundle deal is available now.
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Beef Experts Explain Why You Shouldn’t Default to the Grill When Cooking Steak
Beef comes in many forms, and each cut demands its own approach. Here’s expert guidance on preparing every kind of steak just right.
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Private Claude Conversations Have Been Indexed by Search Engines
Shared Claude chats were made readily available for anyone who knew where to look.
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Gemini for MacOS Gets New Voice and ‘Screen Awareness’ Features
Google’s pushing a more hands-off experience with its latest Gemini for Mac release.
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Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for July 29, #674.
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This trick can keep prying eyes out of your apps.
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, July 29
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for July 29.
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Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 878 for July 29.
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Samsung, Google and Apple Made It Way Easier to Switch From an iPhone to Android
The new way to switch from an iPhone to Android isn’t perfect, but it’s far smoother.
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Online Scams May Be Costing Americans 7 Times More Than Reported
A new estimate suggests reported losses reveal only a fraction of the damage, as crypto, AI and social media make fraud easier to spread.
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American Airlines Flights Resume After Being Grounded by System Outage
The FAA issued a ground stop advisory, keeping the airline’s fleet on the ground.
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A New Smart Ring Uses Finger Sweat to Track Health
Researchers believe they’ve created the first smart ring to monitor biochemical health measurements like glucose, vitamin C and alcohol levels.
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Google may be discontinuing the 128GB storage option for future Pixel devices.
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While everyone chases the latest BBQ trend, this 75-year-old Cornell recipe continues to win people over for good reason.
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Signalis and Dying Light 2 Dominate PlayStation Plus’s Free August Games
Get ready for cosmic dread, zombies and one Big Walk on PlayStation Plus.
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The new MCU film premieres on Friday, but Amazon Prime members can catch it early.
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The Atlas of Surveillance maintains the largest known database tracking police surveillance technologies across the United States.
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Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Trail Running Test: Can It Outrun Your Garmin?
After a 5-mile run through the California hills, this is what Samsung’s toughest watch gets right, and where it still trails behind.
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Department for Education suffers data breach
The UK's Department for Education has disclosed a serious data breach orchestrated via a social engineering attack on its external-facing helpdesk.
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Laundry Bear pivots to new exploit days after Zimbra alert
The NCSC and partners warned of a novel phishing technique being deployed against high-profile users of Zimbra's Communication Suite, but the threat actor behind the campaign already seems to be moving on to new targets.
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Ofgem targets datacentre builds with megawatt connection charge
The energy regulator wants to fast-track viable projects and deter speculative projects that request grid connectivity
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Following the EU’s antitrust investigation, SAP has agreed to make changes to how it provides support and maintenance
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Open banking payments exceed one billion mark
Payments made in the UK through open banking have exceeded one billion in number since its launch eight years ago
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How KAFD is building the digital backbone of Riyadh’s financial district
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Financial District is combining AI, IoT, digital twins, multicloud infrastructure and next-generation connectivity to turn Riyadh’s financial centre into a living testbed for smart city technology
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Managing IT for a Formula One racing team is almost as much of a high-speed experience as the cars themselves – and tech is becoming more and more embedded into the sport
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How IT leaders can start the shift to quantum-safe security
One of the myths of post-quantum computing is that IT leaders can make no meaningful progress until they launch a dedicated transformation programme, but there are simple, impactful steps you can take today
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CW@60: The importance of a different path
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Inside police plans to share intelligence and crime data across the UK
Computer Weekly examines how UK police will use Palantir’s AI tools to dramatically increase intelligence sharing between forces, enabling investigators to analyse mobile phone data and sensitive information at scale
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Technology teams to be hit by Visa’s 7% jobs cull
Payments giant Visa set to cut thousands of jobs as competition in the sector intensifies
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Did an AI agent really break free and attack another company?
The reality of the AI-orchestrated cyber attack on Hugging Face is rather more complicated, and much more worrying, than it might appear at face value
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The departmental deckchairs have been shuffled – but helping the government's tech challenge how?
The new prime minister's abolition of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology raises many worrying questions about UK government digital policy
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Bahrain cannot claim sovereign immunity for spyware attack against UK dissidents, top UK court rules
The UK’s Supreme Court rules that Bahrain cannot claim sovereign immunity for infecting the computers of two UK-based dissidents with German-made FinFisher spyware
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Nvidia pushes ahead with security alliance for AI openness
Nvidia and several businesses have formed a cross-industry alliance to promote open, secure AI to improve cyber defences
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HSBC chooses Singapore for global AI centre of excellence
UK-headquartered bank will develop artificial intelligence in Singapore-based centre of excellence
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Why some VMware customers pay for upgrades they never use
The sheer complexity of migrating off VMware is one of the reasons some organisations continue their VCF subscriptions
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AI agents move from experiment to operations in UAE retail
As the UAE’s retail sector expands and operations become more complex, AI agents are being deployed across pricing, inventory and merchandising, but fragmented data and the rise of shadow AI could create risks for businesses
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