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Miss your CD collection? This wall-mounted display for Spotify and Apple Music promises to bring back its ‘feeling of connection’ — but its maker insists he doesn’t want to kill off physical media
Spine Music founder Ricardo Amorim is putting his love for albums and CD collecting into a new digital music display.
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Exclusive: 'We...ask the impossible of these guys, and they figure it out': I saw inside Beats' labs to see how 12 years with Apple changed the company — and why 'the testing, the tuning, the science behind the fit and the sound' is the hidden secret
Twelve years after Apple acquired Beats, TechRadar was granted exclusive access to the company's Culver City headquarters and engineering labs to discover how the iconic audio brand has preserved its cultural identity while becoming one of Apple's most impressive hardware organizations.
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7 new horror movies on Netflix, Paramount+, Shudder, and more in August 2026
August is packed full of great horror movies — here are seven recommendations to keep you entertained this month.
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I stopped using ChatGPT Voice like a smart speaker — and it became far more useful
5 practical ChatGPT Voice tips to get the most out of every conversation
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Keeper Security's top-rated password manager is now 50% off, and it's the best security upgrade you'll make this year
Keeper Security's top-rated password manager is now 50% off, and it's the best security upgrade you'll make this year
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What is the release date for House of the Dragon season 3 episode 7?
Is House of the Dragon season 3's next episode finally going to show us the much-anticipated Battle of Tumbleton?
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Magic: The Gathering’s most controversial change is coming to Dungeons & Dragons — starting with its first official World of Warcraft expansion
Universes Beyond is perfect for Dungeons & Dragons, and it's starting with World of Warcraft.
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Apple and Google are hosting hundreds of dangerous VPN links — here is why your device is at risk
TechRadar data has uncovered how VPN listings on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store are, in some cases, hiding links that could put users at risk.
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I'm incredibly excited for The Witcher 4 - but CD Projekt Red needs to avoid the same performance issues The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 once had
The Witcher 4 is my most anticipated RPG, but I hope CDPR has learned its lesson from Cyberpunk 2077's launch and prioritizes optimization over a massive world.
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First your age, next your identity: Inside the 'hack' that broke the EU age verification app's privacy promises
The security expert who 'hacked' the EU age verification continues to say that the "concept cannot work" — no matter the tech. If lawmakers keep going through, he fears that "the next step will be proving who you are."
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'8K Blu-ray would be a technical feat in search of a problem to solve’: I talked to the Blu-ray Disc Association, player manufacturers and TV makers about what comes after 4K Blu-ray, and the future of physical media
I dug into the future of physical movie collecting with the people behind the technology.
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'C-suite executives need to upskill themselves to really understand the threats': AI is becoming a tool for attackers and defenders, but true resilience requires a constantly changing strategy, says former GCHQ intelligence expert
The only choice for businesses it to adapt and respond, and that means using an evolving resilience strategy.
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TechRadar's first crossword is here — puzzle #1, Friday, July 31
Had a long day or want to get your brain kick-started first thing in the morning? Try your hand at TechRadar's first crossword puzzle.
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7 new movies and TV shows to watch on Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max, and more this weekend (July 31)
With three terrific new movies and four absorbing TV shows to choose from, this week's streaming round-up is a doozy.
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Lioness season 3 is Taylor Sheridan's most scathing, brutal, and AI-wary outing yet — but the new Paramount+ series is still making sure that the Yellowstone creator is the action hero of the hour
Lioness season 3 is pushing Joe to more vulnerable and brutal limits than she's ever had to endure — but somehow, Taylor Sheridan himself feels like the biggest star of the bunch.
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Why traditional security checks are failing in the age of AI-driven fraud
As AI supercharges fraud with deepfakes and synthetic identities, continuous, layered defenses are now essential.
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The surge in AI-driven fraud requires coordinated global defense
AI has enabled an 8,000% fraud surge, and a global networked response is our best bet to stop it.
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I can't believe it's taken LinkedIn so long to push back against AI slop — but will its changes really stop all the cringey updates?
LinkedIn is testing a "seems like AI slop" feature, and I couldn't be happier.
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I swapped my iPhone for the distraction-free Balance Phone to curb my social media habit, and it wasn't quite the digital detox I expected
I spent a week with the distraction-free Balance Phone, but it left me feeling conflicted about blanket social media bans.
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Air stylers are being sold as a one-size-fits-all solution for 'healthy curls' — but that's just not accurate, says major haircare brand founder
Exclusive: 'For any company to say this is for every single woman, it's simply not true.'
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Disney+ just lost 4K and all HDR support in parts of Europe, so you have to ask what the point of a Premium subscription is — and this is exactly why physical media is on the rise
Disney+ has stopped streaming in 4K and HDR to some European subscribers, most likely because of a streaming patent dispute. Premium customers are going to be very unhappy, but there's no word on compensation yet.
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'It can be a win-win situation': Xero explains why giving businesses more control over their finances might actually be the key to AI success
As AI plays an increasingly vital role in business, Xero wants to help add control and peace of mind for workers everywhere.
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First drones, now robot vacuums — the US government's ban on foreign robots is confirmed to include many of the best robovacs and robot lawn mowers on the market, and brands may have been caught off-guard
The FCC has confirmed that the US ban on foreign-made advanced robotic devices includes robot vacuums and similar bots
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I asked, you answered: here’s whether you think the Nintendo Switch 2 is a hit or a flop, plus thoughts from industry insiders
I polled our audience on the success of the Nintendo Switch 2 just over a year from launch.
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Beyond Tokenmaxxing: the rising token tax on enterprise AI
For years, LLM providers have spent billions of dollars building and training increasingly powerful models.
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The real fight in agentic commerce isn't autonomy. It's authorization
The capability for AI agents to complete purchases has existed for some time. What has been missing is the infrastructure that enables businesses and consumers to trust those transactions.
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Why the UK’s quantum procurement strategy matters more than the £2bn headline
The UK’s quantum procurement strategy could prove far more significant than the £2 billion investment itself.
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The UK wants to lead on AI, but who is going to build it?
The UK’s AI future depends on building the workforce behind its data centers.
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Starlink sends the telecoms world off in a spin, but what is the big picture?
Operators see a connectivity rival. Musk may see the infrastructure for everything.
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Google Earth’s AI image generator let me put my dream home in Central Park, but other potential uses aren’t so innocent.
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YouTube TV and DirecTV Subscribers Could Be Eligible for a Disney Settlement Payout
Disney has settled a lawsuit alleging it forced higher prices for live TV streaming subscriptions.
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Apple’s CEO Hints That Heavy Use of Siri AI Could Cost You
Apple’s already raising prices on products and services. Is Siri next?
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Who Will You Play in D&D’s New World of Warcraft and Star Wars Sets? CNET Answers
Wizards of the Coast announced new adventures coming from big franchises. CNET’s top TTRPG nerds weigh in.
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D&D Rolls a Natural 20 on Nerd Collabs, Announcing World of Warcraft and Star Wars Sets
Dice rolls are headed to Azeroth and a galaxy far, far away — starting this year.
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8 Things to Know About Staying Safe When Using ChatGPT, Gemini and Other AI Tools
Using AI like ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, Perplexity or Gemini? Here’s how to protect yourself.
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The Pickle Is In: You’ll See This Emoji and More on Your Device Next Year
I’m predicting the pickle emoji will knock the eggplant emoji off its pedestal.
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Today’s NYT Connections: Sports Edition Hints and Answers for July 31, #676
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle No. 676 for Friday, July 31.
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Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 880 for July 31.
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Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for July 31, #1146
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle No. 1146 for July 31.
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Here’s Where Samsung Makes and Tests Its Galaxy Phones Before Shipping Them to You
I got a rare peek into Samsung’s Gumi manufacturing facility, where phones like the Z Fold 8 Ultra are in production.
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Here are hints and the answer for today’s Wordle for July 31, No. 1,868.
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Friday, July 31
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for July 31.
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Tim Cook’s Final Earnings Call: Record iPhone Sales and Future Pricing Woes
In his last earnings call as Apple’s CEO, Cook signals potential pricing headwinds due to the ongoing RAM shortage.
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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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Samsung Says It’s Launching Galaxy S26 FE and Tab S12 Later This Year
The devices are joining foldables in the company’s growing lineup.
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A ban on open Chinese AI models under the guise of security might actually put our cybersecurity more at risk.
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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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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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Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for July 30, #1145
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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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Anthropic lost control of Claude in latest AI cyber blunder
Days after two OpenAI frontier AI models conducted their own real-world cyber attacks, Anthropic admits that three of its models went off the rails and hacked external organisations thanks to a “misunderstanding” with one of its technical partners
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Microsoft earnings reflect efficiency gains from faster GPU deployment
With delays in GPU orders, Microsoft has focused on getting its AI chips installed in Azure datacentres more quickly
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Offshore support staff don’t fear artificial intelligence
Workers supporting business from offshore locations are unconcerned about the impact of AI on their jobs
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As a black woman in the white, male-dominated world of cyber security, Microsoft’s Nicole Darden Ford has worked hard to carve out her space in the room. She talks about developing confidence and self-belief, building community, and leading with humility
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Gartner: Why cyber security must shift to outcomes against AI-led attacks
Anthropic's revelation that a model broke out of its test environment three times and accessed external systems, shows the power of these models
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CW@60: From Z Cars to The Capture - how technology has transformed UK policing
The progress of technology in policing over 60 years is mirrored in the way TV police dramas have evolved in that time - just like Brian Plastow's career in the force
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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 NPM 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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