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Proton VPN 8.0 is coming to iPhone — and it could be the app's biggest upgrade in years
A new Rust-based VPN engine, an advanced kill switch, and CarPlay-friendly connectivity are all on the way
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Meta is ending support for the Quest 2 and Quest 2 Pro VR headsets
Meta says it will end support for its Quest 2 and Quest 2 Pro VR headsets at the end of 2027.
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How to watch Atletico Madrid vs Bayern Munich for FREE: Live streams
All the ways to watch Atletico Madrid vs Bayern Munich, as two of the continent's titans clash on Matchday 4 of the Champions League 2026/27 league phase.
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Synology NAS devices could be under attack from new ransomware threat — so update now
There's been a wave of attacks against Synology devices and the company urges users to update.
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Tesla renames its 'misleading' Full Self-Driving tech in the UK and Europe
Tesla has agreed to rename Full Self-Driving as its technology goes live in Europe — but BMW is waiting in the wings with its own rival.
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How to watch Barcelona vs Aston Villa for FREE: Live streams
All the ways to watch Barcelona vs Aston Villa, as Unai Emery takes the upstart Villans to Camp Nou on Matchday 4 of the Champions League 2026/27 league phase.
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How to watch Man Utd vs Roma
All the ways to watch Man Utd vs Roma live streams in the Champions League 2026/27, as the Italian side look to heap more pressure on Micharl Carrick.
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US Midterm Elections 2026 live stream — where to watch results as they happen
Here's how you can live stream US Midterm Elections coverage from anywhere in the world.
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How to watch The Remarried Empress online from anywhere – stream the K-drama now
Our guide explains how to watch The Remarried Empress online and stream the K-drama from anywhere in the world.
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YouTuber shares scary audio technique that geolocates your videos to within 100m
Take one video, listen to the background and match it with airplane flight data to reveal where it was filmed.
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Bambu Lab Black Friday 3D printer sale — our expert tested them all and picked these 3 to buy
The Bambu Lab Black Friday sale is now live. If you're wondering which 3D printer deal to get, our expert has tested them all, and here's what he recommends.
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The Elder Scrolls 6 gets a new teaser confirming 'Sentinel' as the long-speculated name for the next entry, but a release date is still nowhere to be seen
Bethesda Game Studios has finally announced the name of the next game in its long-running Elder Scrolls series: The Elder Scrolls 6: Sentinel.
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Anthropic employee wages are now costing the AI giant over $100,000 per person per month
Anthropic has already spent nearly $5 billion on personnel in the first nine months of 2026 as revenue soars.
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GTA 6 digital pre-loads for PS5 and Xbox will begin 9 days early and require a whopping 212GB of free space
Rockstar Games has announced the file size for Grand Theft Auto 6 and the dates for when players can pre-load their game depending on their edition.
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The Google Pixel Watch 5 drops to its lowest-ever price on Amazon — 'it’s the best Android watch yet'
The Google Pixel Watch 5 has been discounted for only the second time since launch, with a $100 price cut at Amazon bringing the four-star wearable down to its lowest price yet.
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The Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition is Razer's 'most ambitious' PS5 controller to date, featuring materials 'chosen for strength, durability, and finish' — here's where you can get the limited release gamepad
Razer has announced the Raiju V3 Pro Signature Edition, a new version of its officially licensed PS5 controller built on a decade of experience.
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FastestVPN launches the cheapest way to get a lifetime of VPN and password manager access — and it's exclusive to TechRadar readers
Spend $27 and get your software and service for keeps
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The Lego Black Friday deals have arrived early — here's my pick of the best deals
Major discounts on sets big and small — and many with a price promise so you know it's safe to buy now.
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The hidden growth opportunity inside UK payment operations
Growth depends on the ability to move money accurately, quickly and at scale.
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Hackers are using 'LLMjacking attacks' to hijack company AI usage and run up huge cloud bills
Businesses can run up $100,000 bills in minutes when hackers gain access to their API keys.
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How to watch Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook online — Watch the cooking docuseries from anywhere in the world
Here's how to watch Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook online from anywhere in the world, as the actress goes on a journey across America to learn about her heritage.
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'Traditional cyber defenses alone are no longer sufficient': OpenAI is raising its bug bounty rewards for security researchers as AI attack worries grow
OpenAI is partnering with a third party to investigate its own platform and infrastructure's security. Bug bounties are also increasing.
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Apple just confirmed Siri AI will have usage limits
Apple executives have confirmed that Siri AI usage limits are on the horizon, but you'll be able to pay for expanded access
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This is the Epson EcoTank printer I’d buy for its crisp low cost pages
In our four-star review we said we'd buy this one for its crisp low cost pages. Now, Epson's EcoTank ET-2980 ink tank printer is cheaper for Black Friday.
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Bambu Lab H3C 3D printer review
The Bambu Lab H3C is a nine-filament 3D printer with multi-diameter and multi-material printing, giving greater speed and flexibility than I’ve seen before.
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I've spent a week with Apple's new iPad mini, and the OLED upgrade is everything I'd hoped for
I've spent a week testing Apple's latest iPad mini, and its long-awaited OLED upgrade makes a world of difference.
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This Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB DDR5-6000 kit is the colorful RAM I’d put in a new Intel build
Corsair’s Vengeance RGB is a 32GB DDR5-6000 kit with individually addressable lighting, a lifetime warranty, and an XMP profile tuned for Intel systems.
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RedMagic 12 Pro review: unmatched performance at a higher price than ever
You won’t find a more capable gaming phone than the RedMagic 12 Pro, but familiar pricing pressures bring unflattering scrutiny.
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Apple Mac mini M6 deal: The latest version of our 5-star mini PC price-drops ahead of Black Friday
Apple's new M6 Mac mini drops to $$779 in the US and £824 in the UK ahead of Black Friday, combining a 12-core CPU with Wi-Fi 7 for office and creative tasks.
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 creative director says King Art borrowed elements from Dawn of War 2 and 3 for heroes, 'upgrade mechanics,' and UI aspects, because while it loves the first game, 'it's also over 20 years old'
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 creative director Jan Theysen has confirmed that the upcoming RTS game drew inspiration from Dawn of War 2 and 3's mechanics.
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Xbox Game Pass Subscribers Can Play This Viral Indie Horror Game and More Now
Subscribers can also play this Final Fantasy 7 remake.
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PlayStation Plus Subscribers Can Play Dead Island 2, Tomb Raider Remastered and More All November Long
Spooky season doesn’t have to end yet thanks to these PlayStation Plus games.
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Firefox’s Built-In VPN Hides Your IP Address at No Cost. What You Should Know
Firefox’s built-in VPN masks your IP address while you browse, gives you 50GB a month, and only requires a free Mozilla account.
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After 120 Hours of Testing, This Phone Had the Longest-Lasting Battery Life
We benchmarked the battery life on nearly three dozen smartphones from companies like Apple, Samsung, Motorola and Google.
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How AI Data Centers Because a Central Issue in Today’s Midterm Election
Server farms for AI have become a uniting issue for voters and a bipartisan headache for candidates.
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Bambu Lab’s Newest Flagship Is a Behemoth in More Ways Than One
The Bambu Lab H3C is a large-format 3D printer with nine printheads, and it’s available now.
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RedMagic 12 Pro Pairs Qualcomm’s New Chip With the Phone Series’ Biggest Battery Yet
The gaming phone’s 8,400-mAh battery is easily one of the largest we’ve seen in a phone that you can buy in the US.
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Is Your Echo Show Display Filling With AI Slop? I Found How to Turn It Off
My Amazon smart display has been filling with AI garbage. Here’s how to clear it out if you’re struggling.
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iOS 27.2 Draining Your iPhone Battery? Don’t Panic, That’s Normal
Apple said faster battery drain after an update isn’t unusual, so it’s nothing to worry about.
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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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Take Care of That New iPhone Duo, Because Repairs Could Cost Up to $1,500 Without AppleCare
Apple’s pricey and intricate folding phone could lead to a costly repair if something happens to it.
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Starbucks Drive-Thru AI Could Know What You Want Before You Do
The company will begin testing AI for some orders, including using a form of customer recognition.
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Anthropic Addresses Video Game Cloning With Minor Claude Update
There’s a fine line between AI creations inspired by video games and those that are infringing copyright.
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Can’t Find the Siri Remote? Your iPhone Can Now Lead You Right to It
If you have a remote that’s less than five years old, you should be able to hunt it down with Find My tracking.
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Over 370,000 Dreo Space Heaters Recalled After 17 Catch Fire
The $100 unit was available from outlets including Best Buy and Costco.
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GTA 6 Sneakers: Rockstar Games, Nike and Travis Scott Reportedly Team Up
You could see these shoes the same day Rockstar releases the long-awaited game.
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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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Forget the AI Notetaker, Someone From Iceland Will Knit a Summary of Your Meeting
Research shows that people are drained by meetings – and AI tools exacerbate it. A new initiative by Visit Iceland aims to remind you of what matters most.
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The Swift Observatory Is Dropping Back to Earth This Week. Here’s What to Know
Most of the space telescope is slated to burn up in the atmosphere, but some fragments may make their way down to Earth.
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T-Mobile Adds 5 Gig Plan to Its Fiber Home Internet Lineup
The carrier has added a top-tier home internet option for households hitting bandwidth limits.
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Google’s Legend of Zelda Easter Egg Will Take You Back in Time. Here’s How to Find It
Crank up Céline Dion: You can catch a glimpse into what Google was like back in 1998.
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Stop Charging Your Phone to 100%. Here’s What to Do Instead
A few changes to when and how you charge, plus one built-in setting, can keep your phone’s battery healthier for longer.
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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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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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UK government backs Cyber Essentials discount for SMEs
Almost £10m of funding is being made available to help qualifying SMEs achieve Cyber Essentials certification.
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UK abattoirs caught up in cyber attack against European supermarkets
Refrigerators at three meat processors in the UK were hit by cyber attacks amid warnings from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre to protect internet-facing industrial devices
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Recognising a world first: LEO celebrates 75 years of business computing
The Lyons Electronic Office (LEO) was the world’s first business computer and ran the world’s first automated business process
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Government-backed open property initiative enters new phase
The government-backed project aims to make home buying and selling easier through digital technology
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UK to face AI-powered cyber attacks within two years, warns NCSC
In a worst-case scenario, self-replicating artificial intelligence could launch cyber attacks at will against UK targets by 2028
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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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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
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