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Amazon wants to launch over 5,000 satellites to build new mobile networks
A new FCC filing from Amazon seeks permission to launch an army of satellites to facilitate voice, data, messaging, and IoT support across the globe.
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I think the Secretlab Atlas is a brilliant office chair — precisely because it’s a terrible gaming chair
Why Secretlab's first true office chair strips away everything gamers love, but succeeds for desk workers.
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‘I just got hacked’ — What Play Store reviews reveal about people's VPN expectations
Exclusive analysis of nearly 30,000 Google Play Store reviews exposes common VPN myths and misconceptions
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‘It’s without a doubt one of the least detrimental privacy-focused solutions to your mobile experience’: I spent a month testing GrapheneOS — and it almost made me ditch my Android phone entirely
I spent a month testing the privacy-focused GrapheneOS, and it left me torn about its security solutions.
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What is the Shared Responsibility Model in cloud security?
Although cloud providers such as AWS or Microsoft deliver strong infrastructure security, there's still a big misconception that the data is automatically safe just because it's in the cloud, which is where the Shared Responsibility Model comes in.
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‘OLED better watch its back’: LG’s C6 OLED TV is one of the best I’ve tested this year, but when I put it side-by-side with the Sony Bravia 7 II RGB TV, the close battle shocked me
As RGB LED takes the fight to OLED in 2026, I compared the LG C6 next to Sony's more affordable RGB TV, the Bravia 7 II.
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Final Fantasy 14: Evercold will revitalize the long-running MMO with all-new content and gameplay features — here are the top three things I can't wait to try
Final Fantasy 14: Evercold is looking to be a mighty expansion filled with major updates and playable content, but here are the things I'm excited to try out.
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Microsoft introduces its first agent-powered cybersecurity model and Project Perception AI patching system - can it avoid making the same mistakes OpenAI made?
Microsoft's new security AI writes and deploys its own patches, six days after OpenAI's models escaped a sandbox and hacked Hugging Face
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'I often compare AI to an exceptionally talented intern': How web agencies can scale value beyond the time-based model
Duda's CEO on how agencies can leverage AI to generate value
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'Curling irons can be just as healthy as air styling' — I chatted to a major haircare brand founder about the styling mistakes we're all making
We're all after healthier locks, but we're going the wrong way about it, says T3's co-founder.
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The biggest data leaker is probably not who you think it is
Even with persistent cybersecurity risks, human mistakes continue to be the number one cause of data leaks, with misconfigured databases exposing millions of sensitive records.
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Can Big Tech's 2030 climate goals survive the AI boom?
Cracks are starting to show in Big Tech 2030 climate goals – is 2030 still a realistic deadline, or is it just a test?
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I tested the 7 best AEO tools & here’s the one I'll use every day in 2026
The best tools to bring your business to AI search
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Data center operators must take local populations seriously to succeed
How local populations can influence the success of data center developments.
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'Maybe laziness is the best way to improve the technology' — I chatted to a lawnbot exec about the tech and trends taking robot mowers mainstream
Thanks to big leaps in technology over the past couple of years, robot lawn mowers are on the march.
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Why access to power will determine the winners and losers in the AI race
As AI demand surges, electricity availability becomes a critical factor shaping data center growth worldwide.
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Control Resonant lead gameplay designer isn't worried about the game launching so close to GTA 6, says 'it's not really been a big consideration for us'
Remedy Entertainment isn't worried about launching Control Resonant so close to Grand Theft Auto 6.
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Q Acoustics' handsome 3040c floorstanding speakers are cheaper than most rival bookshelf buys, and a thorough testing reveals a poised, clear, balanced listen
Q Acoustics completes the line-up of its acclaimed 3000c series of passive loudspeakers with this compact 3040c floorstander and for this money, knocks it out the park
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ChatGPT’s first answer is usually the most boring — here’s how I get better ones
Asking for more unconventional answers makes ChatGPT a lot more useful.
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I tested the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P for a whole month — here’s why adding a second portrait lens to a vlogging camera is as big of a game changer as it was for phones
The Pocket 4P is DJI's first dual-lens compact vlogging camera, adding a 3x telephoto lens to what is otherwise the same product as the polished Pocket 4. It's pricier, but much more versatile.
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I asked ChatGPT to stop me buying things I don’t need, and it was brutally helpful — I just wish I'd thought of it sooner
The best way ChatGPT can save you money is by talking you out of making rash buying decisions.
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‘Identifying vulnerabilities is no longer enough’: Companies need to focus on fixing exploitable vulnerabilities, not discovering as many as possible, says Checkmarx CEO
AppSec must shift from finding every single vulnerability to prioritizing exploitable risks, and human expertise is in hot demand.
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Three takeaways - why operational intelligence is now part of the capacity conversation
Why data center capacity depends on operational intelligence, not just power, land and build speed.
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Why mainframes remain central to enterprise transformation
AI, hybrid cloud and cyber resilience are redefining, not replacing the modern mainframe.
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Sony and Microsoft are destroying console and PC gaming — here’s why the experts think Valve can save the day with SteamOS
PC gamers are tired of Windows, PlayStation and Xbox — can Valve and SteamOS save the day?
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How silicon photonics lights the way for data centers
As AI strains data center infrastructure, silicon photonics looks to provide faster, more energy-efficient computing.
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What is the release date for Lioness season 3 episode 1 on Paramount+?
Poor Joe... she's never going to have an easy day at work. But, when does Lioness season 3 episode 1 land on Paramount+?
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‘You'll notice I do not call it AI music, because I don't think it's music’: Qobuz’s Managing Director Dan Mackta on music streaming’s biggest problem, and how he hopes to tackle it
‘The whole thing is just a really, really big bummer’ — Qobuz’s Managing Director on the scourge of AI-generated audio in streaming, and why he still refuses to call it music
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Revenge SEO: How a fired contractor erased 90% of our traffic
Learning the hard way that marketing is both a growth engine and an attack surface.
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Why your AI strategy has a trust problem and speed won't fix it
Faster AI alone won't build customer trust, sustainable adoption, or long-term business value.
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Winamp Plans Comeback With New Deezer Partnership
The new player will be a unified platform for all your local and streaming media.
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Samsung Expects the Chip Shortage to Get Worse Before It Gets Better
AI is supercharging demand for memory and other components, making devices more expensive.
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Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for July 30 #879
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 879 for July 30.
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Spotify Launches Running Mode With Customizable Playlists and Coaching
The company’s latest fitness feature is designed to keep runners moving with a tailored audio experience.
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I Used Every AI Cheating App and Detector and Came to One Conclusion
Can AI judge human work from robot slop, or is every AI-detection tool out there completely worthless?
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Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for July 30, #1145
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle No. 1145 for July 30.
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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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Most Smart Fitness Devices Lack Essential Data Protection, EFF Warns
Health trackers collect some of our most private information, but data security is spotty among leading smartwatches, smart rings and other devices.
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LinkedIn Added a New Way to Report AI Slop
The “Seems like AI slop” button will help LinkedIn train its AI-detection tools.
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Study: Switching From a Gas Stove to Electric Can Improve Asthma
New research shows the negative effect gas stoves can have on people with respiratory conditions.
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What Other Features Do You Lose When You Turn Off AI in Your Google Account?
How much are you willing to sacrifice to get rid of AI in your Google account?
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Filmmaking Beyond the ‘Slop’ of Generative AI
CNET was given exclusive access to 11 short films created by Google Labs Flow Sessions resident artists.
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CNET Readers Are Convinced Apple Has a Foldable iPhone Coming. But What About Smart Glasses?
Here’s what CNET readers predict Apple will do this fall.
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Here’s Everything You Should Know About iOS 26 Before Apple Releases iOS 27
Before Apple releases iOS 27 this fall, check out all these iOS 26 features.
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Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for July 30, #675
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for July 30, No. 675
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Today’s Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for July 30, #1867
Here are hints and the answer for today’s Wordle No. 1,867 for Thursday, July 30.
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AT&T Is Raising Prices for More Legacy Customers Starting in August
After adding fees to many retired unlimited phone plans earlier this year, the carrier is expanding the price hike to more customers later this week.
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Mark Zuckerberg Is Putting All His Chips on an AI Future, Whether You Want It or Not
Meta is continuing its push into agentic AI assistants.
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Instagram and Facebook Ads for AI ‘Nudify’ Apps Tied to Meta Ad Partner in China
GatherOne is one of Meta’s 11 advertising partners in China.
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Microsoft Says Workers Are Now Using Copilot AI as Much as Teams and Outlook
Microsoft bet big on agentic AI, and it seems to be attracting users.
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Claude AI Recovering After Widespread Outage on Wednesday
Reports of problems are dropping sharply as service is restored.
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Planets, Meteors and an Eclipse: August Is Going to Be a Big Month for Skygazing
The planet parade is happening around the same time as Perseids and the upcoming solar eclipse.
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DoorDash Wins Approval to Begin Delivering by Drone
There’s no word yet about when or where the food delivery service will begin air operations.
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Runna’s New Feature Adjusts Training Plans Based on Extreme Weather
If you prefer running outdoors, this new feature could help you stay on track through the summer heat.
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Make Your Work Day More Joyful and Less Stressful With These AI Tips
This guide could help you triumph over the drudgery of the day-to-day 9-to-5.
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Amazon pins multiple open source compromises on North Korea
Amazon threat researchers found one threat actor behind four distinct open source compromises, including the March 2026 incident affecting the axios NPN library.
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Annual search for UK’s unsung cyber heroes kicks off
The organisers of the annual Security Serious Unsung Heroes Awards call for nominations for this year’s edition
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Police monitored phone data of BBC security editor Brian Rowan to identify confidential sources
Northern Ireland police monitored phone communications of former BBC security editor Brian Rowan after he wrote about a police and MI5 agent in Northern Ireland
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Meta results reveal people are vying for its compute
While it builds out its own AI infrastructure, Meta appears to be considering a new revenue stream, as a provider of processing power
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The Security Interviews: Bronwyn Boyle, Cybermindz
Cyber security can be a stressful career and this is becoming a growing concern for organisations. So what can be done to alleviate the pressure?
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Subpostmasters anxious over Horizon replacement as it is delayed yet again
Mounting delays in signing the Post Office Horizon replacement contract are fuelling widespread anxiety and uncertainty across the subpostmaster network, raising operational concerns
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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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What’s behind SAP’s change to maintenance and support?
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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Interview: Fabrizio Pilotti, CIO, Aston Martin Formula One
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
Technology has always been about creating new paths - new ways to do things. That curiosity drives individuals too - as James Gibson's career path demonstrates
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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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