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'Don't waste your time': Raspberry Pi expert reveals users are essentially unable to swap out RAM chips for repairs or upgrades
Swapping out a Raspberry Pi's factory-configured memory can leave many DIY enthusiasts frustrated, to say the least.
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The 80+ best Amazon Prime Big Deal Days offers to shop today
Amazon's second Prime Day sale has kicked off with massive savings on products from big brands like Apple, Bose, Breville, Sennheiser and more.
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How to watch Eagles vs Bears: Live streams & TV Channels
All the ways to watch Eagles vs Bears live streams, with Jalen Hurts and Case Keenum set to star in the 2026 NFL Week 3 game at Soldier Field on MNF.
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15 early Prime Day tech deals under $30 I'd actually buy —earbuds, smart home gadgets, chargers, and more
I've rounded up 15 early Prime Day tech gadgets under $30 that are worth buying, including earbuds, smart home devices, chargers, security cameras, and more.
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Europe and UAE plan $1 billion orbital data center with 50 connected "computers" and a central "LLM store" that allows users to select what open source model to use on data collected by satellite sensors
A UAE-financed, France-anchored consortium plans to launch 50 AI-equipped Earth observation satellites and build an in-orbit model marketplace.
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LG UltraGear Evo 39GX950B is almost perfect except for one major flaw
LG's 39-inch 5K2K display is one of the best gaming monitors any gamer can buy on the market today, but not without a hefty price.
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Anker unveils Eufy S4 video doorbell with VR viewing and AI tracking
With 180-degree viewing field, AI tracking, and subject framing, there's nothing the Eufy S4 video doorbell can't do.
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AI models are becoming outdated at record speed — so what does that mean for the tokens that companies are spending millions on?
Vercel claims models older than three months are being ditched in favour of newer iterations, with older versions considered outdated and effectively retired
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This retro Mac-style 13-in-1 USB-C dock gets an early Prime Day price cut but not for long
It looks like a miniature computer from the 1980s, but this docking station packs three HDMI outputs, five USB-A ports and a color display.
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Almost all workers want their employers to legally have to disclose AI monitoring
Almost 60% of employees say their employers are using AI-based monitoring software, resulting in a “trust gap” which strains workplace well-being.
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Norton antivirus plans drop to Black Friday prices until tomorrow
Three of Norton's top security software plans have up to 76% off, with a year of protection starting at just $19.99, but you'll need to move fast.
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NymVPN user? Update your app now ahead of a behind-the-scenes network overhaul
NymVPN is upgrading the decentralized system that issues its anonymous credentials. Here's what's changing, why it matters, and why you should update your app now.
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Upgrade your desk for less with these 12 Amazon Haul tech deals
I trawled Amazon Haul for cheap tech accessories and found 12 great deals for your laptop, PC and workspace.
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Two big horror franchises returned in September alongside a strange new Shudder original — here's my verdict on what's worth checking out
Silent Hill and Creep had new entries in September, and Shudder added some new original movies. But which ones should you check out this month?
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Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro review: outstanding cleaning at a sensible price
Excellent mopping and good vacuuming put it on a par with much more expensive rivals, and make it a great choice if you have mixed floor types.
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'You don’t need a .COM to build success': Will .WEB reshape the domain landscape?
Mike Chattan, Senior Director of Domain Operations at Network Solutions, explains how .WEB could disrupt the domain market
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Honor's latest flagship could be the best video-making phone ever made
Honor has released its latest flagship, the Honor Magic 9 Pro Max, in China.
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New data suggests recent grads aren't being hit by AI effect on hiring — but for how long?
While AI might not be behind graduate unemployment, remote working could be, and the two have closer ties than you might think.
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How to watch Belgium vs France: FREE streams, TV channels for Nations League 2026/27
Here's how you can watch Belgium vs France for free from anywhere in the world in the 2026/27 Nations League.
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'Promises to topple giants': I've been praising open earbuds for years and now, fresh stats prove they're the anti-tech gadget you've been longing for
Sales figures prove open earbuds are here to stay — and as brands continue to improve sound quality while ditching extras to keep costs low, they're a win for us
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18 early October Prime Day deals that you won't regret buying now — up to 65% off Ring Doorbells, Fire tablets, Echo speakers and more
Amazon has released early Prime Day deals on its best-selling devices, and I'm rounding up 18 offers you won't regret buying now, including Fire tablets, Ring Doorbells, Echo speakers, and more.
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God of War Laufey pre-orders live build-up — all the best info and early links to bookmark ahead of PS5 pre-order stock dropping
Our live God of War Laufey pre-order coverage.
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Citrix says two worrying NetScaler RCE zero-days exploited in attacks
The company released a fix and urged organizations to patch up immediately.
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Federal judge strikes down Utah's controversial VPN age verification rules
Utah tried to force adult websites to track users through their VPNs, but a federal judge has blocked the law, ruling it likely violates the US Constitution. Here’s what this means for your online privacy.
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A legendary streaming microphone is back after 17 years — the Yeti 2 has new AI-powered features and a built-in screen
The Logitech G Yeti 2 is the new successor to an iconic streaming microphone.
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What happens when AI is confidently wrong in the workplace?
As AI becomes embedded in the workplace, organizations must balance productivity with risk.
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Kiteworks tells users to shut down servers amid fears of 'imminent' cyberattack
The police notified Kiteworks of apparently imminent attack, leading to the company reacting fast.
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I gave Muse access to my personal data, and now I know why personal agents are probably going to change the world
My first experience with Meta's AI agent was better than expected.
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ChatGPT Voice's new plugins make voice more useful
I tried ChatGPT Voice with plugins and found that connected apps make voice considerably more useful.
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Lanterns episode 8 trailer spawns major new fan theory about John Stewart's fate
Lanterns' season 1 finale teaser suggests John Stewart's story might not end in the way we think it will in the HBO Max show.
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The update includes a fix for a bug that might cause your touchscreen to stop working.
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VW Previews ID Tiguan Electric SUV to Replace ID 4 in 2027
The electric SUV is set to make its full debut in early October before arriving in the US next year.
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Did Anthropic Really Make a Big Biology Breakthrough? We Asked Scientists to Weigh In
Claude’s enzyme discovery is neat, but it’s unclear what comes next, or whether it was truly original.
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How to Spot and Block RatHat, the New Android Malware Stealing Bank PINs
The malware pretends to be a legitimate download for apps like Google Chrome.
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Case-Free for a Full Year: Here’s What My iPhone 17 Pro Max Looks Like Now
Has Apple genuinely improved the durability of its pro iPhone line? The Ceramic Shield 2 alone has made me a believer.
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CNET’s Best Overall Portable Power Station Is $300 Off Right Now for Prime Day
Our Editors’ Choice and Lab Award winner delivers top-tier performance for home backup, emergencies and off-grid power.
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SpaceX Hits Major Milestone, Launching Starship Into Orbit for First Time
The world’s largest launch vehicle ever delivers 26 of the most advanced Starlink satellites into space.
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Ninja CrushBoss Review: The Perfect Blender If You Hate Chopping Vegetables
The food processor and blender attachments are handy, while other elements feel like overkill.
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File a Claim in the $7.85M PlayStation Antitrust Settlement Before the Deadline. Here’s How
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Are Your Earbuds Damaging Your Ears? Look Out for These Warning Signs
After dealing with hearing loss, I spoke with two audiologists to learn more about the risks that come with wearing earbuds.
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This Comically Dark PSA Pushes Back Against Big Tech Enshittification
Cory Doctorow and the Norwegian Consumer Council are behind a hilarious and insightful ad campaign about how everything’s getting worse.
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How to File a Claim Now in Apple’s $250M AI iPhone Settlement
If you’re eligible to receive payment in the class action settlement surrounding Apple’s AI lawsuit, the claims website is now live.
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Leaks Show That Meta’s New AI Agent Relied on Real People to Make Calls
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iOS 27 Lets You Do Check Splitting and Custom Cards in Apple Wallet
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Some independent stores are now offering Prime delivery without you having to log in to your Amazon account.
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Apple’s 20th Anniversary iPhone 20 Pro May Arrive as a Seamless Slab of Glass
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Gemini’s Live Avatar Puts a Face on Its AI Agent. It’s Freaking Me Out
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Australia Says an OpenAI Agent Hacked Into a Government Health Site
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An Imminent Google Satellite Test Is Another Step Toward Data Centers in Space
Google is testing to see if its AI computing equipment can handle being launched into orbit.
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Kiteworks lifts shutdown order after incident-free weekend
Kiteworks customers are back up and running after a highly-unusual preemptive shutdown that came amid indications of an impending cyber attack.
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Are AI coders more trouble than they’re worth?
More and more code is being produced by AI tools. A poll finds that software teams are struggling to keep pace
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The GPU mirage on a lazy Sunday afternoon
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Oktane 2026: The industry is ready to talk about AI kill switches
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Defining digital sovereignty
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Northern Ireland journalist subject to unlawful communications surveillance seeks damages from police in High Court claim for data protection breaches and harassment
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Expecting cyber attack, Kiteworks tells users to turn off servers
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How Meta plans to deliver petabit connectivity between US and France
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Digital identity – moving forward with ambition
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Met Police finally get full funding for national Post Office investigation
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French local authorities to replace WhatsApp with ‘sovereign’ encrypted messaging
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Dreamforce 2026: A question of trust
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Consumers want strong independent oversight of banking AI
Despite strong security foundations, customers using AI want independent eyes to watch over banks
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AI promises a productivity windfall – who will reap the benefits?
Two previous industrial revolutions suggest gains arrive late and flow to capital first. Meanwhile, a 200-year-old idea – the ‘general intellect’ – holds the key to why
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Microsoft expands Middle East cloud and AI footprint with $10bn commitment
Regional strategy combines infrastructure investment, cyber security partnerships and skills development to support national AI agendas
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Meta Connect 26: Muse paves the way to global domination
Given the reach of its platforms, Meta is making its Muse agentic system a platform for orchestrating third-party services on behalf of users
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Is AI dangerous? Trying to separate hype from fact
The danger is not a conscious machine, but a dazzling prediction engine that moves faster than we can supervise. The real risk is that we hand over the controls too easily
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US military confirms existence of orbital weapons
The US military has for the first time confirmed the existence of orbital weapons, but has not divulged details of their capabilities or whether they have been integrated with Space Force’s growing arsenal of AI systems
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