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Suunto may be working on a screenless heart rate monitor to take on Garmin
New leak suggests Suunto will launch a screenless heart rate monitor to take on Garmin and Fitbit.
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Developer vibe-codes a free local Office clone for your browser
Tiny Little Office could be the online office suite you've been waiting for, if your spreadsheets are pretty small.
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Crucial’s $230 32GB DDR4 kit lets your PC ride out the RAM-pocalypse
We can't do anything about the RAM prices, but this $230 Crucial Pro 32GB DDR4 kit lets you upgrade your PC as memory prices spike.
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Accenture employees will only be able to spend $29 on Claude per month after some ended up splashing out thousands of dollars
Accenture wants to keep a lid on how much it spends for external AI, and it means Claude usage could be cut.
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Is Adobe Acrobat Pro’s 3-year license worth it? Here’s how it beats the subscription
Adobe Acrobat Pro is our top-rated PDF editor. With Newegg offering $274 for a 3-year license, see how it compares to Adobe’s $720 subscription.
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OpenAI claims ex-employee took 100-plus secret files to Apple
An OpenAI employee of just six months reportedly took hardware secrets to Apple – and the complaint couldn't be more timely.
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I'm rounding up all the best Apple iPhone Duo preorders in the US and UK — here's how to save as much as possible
Apple iPhone Duo preorders are finally live — I'm rounding up all the best deals in the US and UK right here.
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IPVanish has launched its Black Friday VPN deals for 2026 — old lower prices on its new look plans
Save on Next Gen Antivirus, sSim data and 1TB of encrypted cloud storage
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The best iPhone Duo pre-order deals in Australia: up to AU$1,900 in savings up for grabs
Since first being announced in September, Aussies can now officially pre-order Apple’s new foldable handset — with prices starting from AU$3,499.
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Sony ECM-W5 review: a pricey wireless mic with a unique trick
Sony’s ECM-W5 wireless mic system brings world-first in-camera 32-bit float recording, a 500m range and a lav mic input, but it’s bulkier and pricier than rivals like the DJI Mic 3.
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Three’s pre-paid 1000GB business SIM adds Vodafone roaming for a one-off £54
Need loads of mobile data? This £54 prepaid SIM deal gives you 1000GB a month until September 2028, with access to Three and Vodafone's networks.
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Razer Blade 16 is resurrected with a giant cooler made from a storage crate
This gaming laptop has a giant cooling add-on that has to be seen to be believed.
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For $5 more than the 990 Pro, Samsung’s 14,700 MB/s 9100 Pro SSD is an easy upgrade
The Samsung 9100 Pro is the fastest SSD we've ever tested, and honestly, it's the best Gen5 drive you can get right now.
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Rethinking identity architecture to close the help desk security gap
AI-powered impersonation is exposing help desks, demanding stronger, system-driven identity verification.
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Sony backtracks on Android update promise for the Xperia 10 VI — and other brands might follow
Technical limitations have caused Sony to backtrack on an update promise for the Xperia 10 VI, and it's possible other phones could one day face the same issue.
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15 Halloween desk accessories to bring a little horror to your home office
From The Shining mouse pads to skull candle warmers, these are the best 15 Halloween desk accessories to bring subtle spooky vibes to your home office setup.
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Why education IT teams must protect both human and machine identities
AI is intensifying education cyber threats, exposing dangerous gaps in human and machine identity security.
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Gartner: The quantum threat is already behind schedule
Quantum threats may be years away, but organizations need to prepare now.
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Sainsbury’s 'dangerous' facial recognition is back, months after ejecting an innocent shopper — and there’s no way to opt out
Critics say the technology puts our "data, privacy, and human rights" at risk
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Xgimi's new 4K 120Hz triple-laser projector gets fully unveiled in three different versions
The new Xgimi Horizon 30 Series adds three new 4K projectors with 4K 120Hz and up to 10,000:1 contrast, with gamer friendly features including VRR and ALLM
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E Ink announces Kaleido 4 with improved color and brightness for ereaders
E Ink has just announced Kaleido 4, promising ereaders with double the colors and brighter screens.
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The Wyze BodyScan smart scale redefines what is possible at a budget price point
The Wyze BodyScan offers an impressive set of features for the price. Unfortunately, it’s let down by the build quality.
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AI adoption has a talent problem - here’s how to solve it
Why human judgement and AI-native talent will determine which businesses turn adoption into advantage.
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Tesla’s new Roadster can do a barrel roll, climb walls and hit 230mph
After nearly a decade of delays, Tesla has finally shown off its new Roadster, complete with rocket thrusters, a wild suction system and a claimed 0-60 mph time of under a second.
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How to watch Tulsa King season 4 online for free – stream Sylvester Stallone's crime drama from anywhere
Sylvester Stallone is back as Dwight 'The General' Manfredi to oversee his empire. Here's how to watch Tulsa King season 4 online and from anywhere.
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UK small businesses are spending big on Anthropic — but OpenAI isn't far behind as expenditure on AI tools hits new high
A surge in AI adoption has been identified among smaller UK firms, with Anthropic outgunning OpenAI among British SMEs.
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Forget the iPhone Duo — the M4 iPad Air is a lot cheaper even at full price but it's now 21% off
We called the 2026 iPad Air with the M4 chip the 'pro model tablet for most people’ for its excellent performance, vibrant and sharp screen and great connectivity, and it’s much better value than Apple's AU$3,499 foldable.
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How to watch Samoa vs France for FREE: Live streams for Rugby League World Cup 2026 game
All the ways to watch Samoa vs France live streams for free from anywhere in the world in both sides' Rugby League World Cup 2026 opener.
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Mova V70 Ultra Complete review: a full-featured robovac let down by subpar performance
As a premium robot vacuum, the Mova V70 Ultra Complete has a whole lot of excellent flagship features, but they sadly don't come together as well as you'd expect from the price.
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My favourite manual espresso machine of 2026 is now available with a huge 43% discount — there’s just one minor catch
The KitchenAid Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine is a good-looking and highly capable bean-to-cup coffee maker that demands your attention.
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iPhone Duo Preorders Are Open, and Apple’s Folding Phone Is Selling Fast
Demand is strong for Apple’s first foldable, which will first be available on Oct. 23.
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Everything You Should Know About Mail Categories on Your iPhone
These categories can be nice, but you can turn them off if you don’t like them.
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The Unusual Item I Use to Degrease a Pan Before Washing It
Keep oil out of the kitchen sink with this nifty trick.
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Does Verizon’s Simplicity Phone Plan Live up to Its Name? We Compare It to MyPlan
For a home internet bundle, the carrier has also introduced Verizon One.
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Did AI Just Erase an Entire Swedish TV Show?
The TV network that airs the show says a backup system failed, but the raw material still exists.
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World Timekeepers Decide to Kill the Leap Second
Doing away with the leap second might prevent time-related computer anomalies in the future.
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New Amazon Bee Personal AI Devices Will Listen and Record You
The Bee Frontier and Bee Eclipse use artificial intelligence to process conversations into summaries, to-do lists and more. Just make sure you ask people for permission to record first.
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Supreme Court Weighs Major Video Privacy Case
A 1988 federal law could bar tech companies from using video viewing data for targeted ads without explicit user consent.
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Our Favorite Air Purifier Brand Just Released a Smaller, More Affordable Option
Coway unveiled the Airmega Mighty2 Mini today.
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Google Rolls Out Its Universal Cart Shopping Tool
The Universal Cart tracks stock availability and price drops, but you’ll need to shop on Google first.
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Grand Theft Auto 6: The Release Trailer You’ve Been Waiting For
The wait is over, and it’s looking good.
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You Can Now Play Battlefield 6 and More on Xbox Game Pass
However, Clair Obscur is now gone from the service.
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I’ve Tested Echo Shows and Nest Hubs. Here’s How Apple’s HomeView Display Stacks Up
Apple’s new HomeView faces steep competition from Amazon and Google’s well-established smart displays. Here’s what I think, based on my past reviews.
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Can the Shark Tank Water Bottle Really Keep Drinks Cold for 36 Hours? I Tested One to Find Out
Here’s how long a Coldest water bottle keeps things chilled compared to my go-to mug.
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Europe’s Largest Airline Wants Predictive AI Models to Nip Airport Meltdowns in the Bud
Ryanair’s CEO tells CNET that advanced planning tools will mean a better experience for travelers.
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Xreal’s New High-End Display Glasses Get a Brightness Boost
I’m wearing them now, and the display improvements have won me over, even compared with my current favorite, the Viture Beast.
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The $2,000 Duo: Who Is Apple’s First Folding iPhone Actually For?
Whether you’re a fashionista, a power user or a tech nerd, the Duo is a pretty specific device with a high starting price.
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Popular Norwegian Kitchen Brand Lands in the US with 7 Sleek Small Appliances
Wilfa is launching in the US today with blenders, coffee makers and more.
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Vitamix’s First Juicer Is Now Available, and It’s a Home Run
This is everything you need to know about Vitamix’s new MaxExtract.
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Apple Maps Gets a Ticket to Austin for the F1 Grand Prix
Whether you’re in town for the United States Grand Prix or scoping out a visit, Apple Maps now has more details for Austin.
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YouTube Rolls Out New Labeling System for AI-Generated Music
YouTube’s new AI labels will help users identify music made with generative AI tools.
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Android Strengthens Scam Defenses for Calls and Texts
Changes for tools including Google Messages, screen sharing and call forwarding are all aimed at countering mobile fraud.
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iPhone Duo Repair Prices Will Fold Your Bank Account Without AppleCare
Thinking of saving a little money when buying Apple’s new foldable phone? A mishap could cost up to $1,500 in repairs.
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Mafia, Horizon Forbidden West and More Games Are Coming to PlayStation Plus Soon
A few other scare-tastic games, like Poppy Playtime: Chapter 2, are also coming to the service in time for Halloween as well.
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DirecTV’s New Multiview Feature Lets You Watch Up to 4 Events at Once
Tweak your viewing experience to your looking to watch more than one event.
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FPT and its ilk offer an alternative to Indian offshorers
The Vietnamese company symbolises a changing of the IT services guard, spurred on by AI and other emerging tech trends
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CMA to decide Microsoft strategic market status by February 2027
The CMA proposes to designate Microsoft’s business software ecosystem with strategic market status and sets out a roadmap on Copilot, Teams, cloud licensing and security
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International finance body espouses ‘sound practices’ for AI adoption
The Financial Stability Board has published 12 practices for financial services organisations to follow when implementing AI
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London AI concentration could stunt UK growth
Demand for artificial intelligence is surging across the UK, but talent is concentrated in the capital
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MoD’s new SIEM, analytics platform up and running
At a critical moment for Britain's national security, the Ministry of Defence’s upgraded SIEM and security analytics platform is being delivered by Centerprise and Elastic
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UK data watchdog warns Met Police over shadow IT data breach
The UK’s data protection watchdog warns of an ‘ongoing failure’ by the Metropolitan Police Service to restrict staff from using unauthorised IT services
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Computer Weekly’s Women in Tech to Watch 2026
Each year, Computer Weekly selects a number of Women in Tech to Watch who are making waves in the women, diversity and inclusion in tech space and may find themselves on the top 50 list in the future
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Computer Weekly announces the Most Influential Women in UK Tech 2026
Computer Weekly has revealed who has made the 2026 list of the 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech, including this year’s winner, Karen Blake
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Warm jumpers and a power imbalance – this year’s most influential woman in UK tech
Stop offering ‘warm jumpers’ and actually change the inhospitable tech climate, says Computer Weekly’s most influential woman in UK tech 2026
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AI will trade in finance markets instead of humans, says HSBC investment bank boss
Humans will have to remain in the loop as AI completes more algorithmic trading, according to HSBC’s corporate and institutional banking CEO
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Waste-to-energy firm picks Stackable on Ionos for sovereignty
Munich plant builder Martin centralises 10GB of telemetry per line each day on open-source Stackable, hosted by Ionos, to dodge US hyperscaler lock-in and the US Cloud Act
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Beyond Nvidia: how alternative silicon is reshaping datacentre design
Driven by rising inference demands and power constraints, datacentres are evolving beyond Nvidia dominance toward alternative silicon, custom accelerators and edge sites
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AIforce World Tour: Salesforce promises free Slack access to UK students
Salesforce said it will give UK further and higher education students free Slack Enterprise, as part of a drive to close the digital skills gap
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UAE organisations must prepare for quantum security now, says Help AG acting CEO
Aleksandar Valjarevic, acting CEO of Help AG, says organisations should begin mapping their cryptographic assets and apply zero-trust principles to AI agents as the UAE advances its sovereign artificial intelligence ambitions
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AI tool used in asylum case reviews failing accuracy tests
Asylum seekers are not informed that caseworkers use an AI tool to summarise their interviews used by decision makers
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ORCA launches PT-3 quantum computer in London datacentre
ORCA Computing unveils PT-3 in London, a room-temperature quantum system paired with Nvidia GPUs to boost AI-driven drug discovery yield and complex energy grid scheduling
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Bank of America hit with £1.2bn fine after money laundering probe
Bank of America has been fined £1.2bn for its failings related to anti-money laundering
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Why many AI companies are set to fail
Is the artificial intelligence bubble about to burst? Analyst Gartner does not expect CIOs will ramp up the amount they pay for AI inference
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NatWest uses Nvidia for natural language banking
UK bank is testing Nvidia’s artificial intelligence technology with Royal Bank of Scotland customers
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AI has not invented new attacks, it has removed the waiting
AI can speed up attacks, with faster reconnaisance, while defenders should use AI to accelerate existing SOC work, but not chase after full autonomy
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