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'If you’re looking for a cheap mechanical keyboard, you can’t do much better': I tested a budget clacker that's impressive for gaming or home working — but its cutbacks are evident
How well does this retro-looking mechanical keyboard perform by modern standards?
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‘Makes up for its predecessor’s fumbles, rather than actually keeping pace with competitors’ — I like this Epson projector’s Google TV OS and boosted HDMI ports but these quality of life upgrades are too little too late
The LifeStudio Grand is a refresh of Epson’s earlier LS650 projector, and while it has some good-to-see improvements, it’s not a major upgrade.
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The MacBook Neo may no longer be 'affordable', but a small discount sees it drop to a three-figure price
Initially launching at a rock-bottom AU$899 price earlier this year, the MacBook Neo isn’t quite the budget darling anymore after a sizeable price hike — but for AU$997, this deal is hard to pass up.
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Amazon is buying 2 million Nvidia GPUs for AWS data center expansion
AWS plans to deploy two million additional Nvidia GPUs by 2028, expanding AI infrastructure across cloud, government, analytics, and robotics workloads.
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I switched from Goodreads to Fable for tracking all of my favorite books, and it’s one of the best digital migrations I’ve made yet
I've been using Fable for a year, and it's overtaken Goodreads as my favorite way to keep track of what I'm reading.
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'Unarguably one of the very best wireless stereo speaker systems you can currently buy': KEF's LS Luxe is the real deal, if you can accept the placement fussiness and 'visual drama'
In which KEF moves its established wireless stereo speaker system excellence further upmarket…
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Norway deploys anti-drone C-UAS system to defend air bases hosting its new F-35 jets from threats
Norway has activated its first dedicated autonomous counter-drone system near Trondheim, protecting an air base expected to host F-35 fighters.
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I hit 40 and knew my lifestyle had to change. This app is helping me power up, take more steps, and supercharge my water intake
Homescreen Heroes: GO Club helps you make simple health improvements that are actually achievable
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I tested Sony's affordable RGB mini-LED TV, and it's the TV that finally convinced me the next-gen tech could beat OLED
Sony's entry-level RGB TV, the Bravia 7 II, is a strong overall performer that might not beat the best OLEDs, but gives them a good run for the money.
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The Lowe's Labor Day sale has everything you need for fall, football season, and Halloween — here's what I'm buying
The 2026 Lowe's Labor Day sale is live, and I'm sharing everything I'm buying, including fall, football, and Halloween essentials.
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Laptop bloatware is still a big problem – and Windows 11 needs to step up and sort it out
Preinstalled bloatware on our laptops is getting out of hand, but Windows 11 isn't helping.
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Spotify, I owe you an apology — my smart TV finally got Spotify after years of waiting, and now I love its roster of music videos
I haven't stopped watching music videos on Spotify since the app came to my smart TV.
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What is the release date for Reacher season 4 episode 6 on Prime Video?
Reacher's mistakes feel like they're getting worse by the minute. But when does Reacher season 4 episode 6 arrive on Prime Video?
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How to watch Man Utd vs Ipswich: Live streams, TV channels, team news for Premier League 2026/27
All the ways to watch Man Utd vs Ipswich live streams in the Premier League 2026/27 as Michael Carrick's side attempt to bounce back from a defeat on the opening weekend
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It's (almost) official: you'll soon be able to add your Nanoleaf lights to a Philips Hue system, as a support page briefly appears online
We've got another indication that a previously rumored link-up between Philips Hue and Nanoleaf is happening.
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Top AI tools including Claude, Codex, and Hermes installed suspicious code inside corporate networks
There is a new class of "squatting" risks emerging right in front of us and it involves llms.txt and llms-full.txt documentation.
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I tested 3 of the best-selling cheap open earbuds on Amazon, from Belkin, Anker and Tozo — and there’s a clear winner for me
Open earbuds are tricky to get right, so are Amazon's super bargain buds really worth your time?
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How to watch US Open Day 1 2026: FREE live streams of Venus Williams, Novak Djokovic, Jessica Pegula and more
All the ways to watch Day 1 live streams at 2026 US Open online and from anywhere – including for FREE – as the stars get things started at Flushing Meadows.
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Which member of The Beatles are you? Tell us your tech choices in this personality quiz and find out
A big fan of The Beatles? This 30-question tech personality quiz will determine which band member you're most like.
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The Terra Kaffe Aero froths any milk, hot or cold, and makes matcha at the touch of a button
The Terra Kaffe Aero froths dairy milk, plant-based milk, matcha, and more with the touch of a button. Four options include hot froth, hot milk, cold foam, and a dedicated matcha setting.
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Why the first Chinese mirrorless cameras will massively disrupt the market — and why that's a good thing
Want one of the best mirrorless cameras? Chances are it'll come from Japan. But a new superpower is rising up in the camera industry.
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How to watch US Open 2026 for FREE: Live Streams, TV Channels & Schedule for final Grand Slam
All the ways to watch US Open 2026 live streams – including for FREE – with Berrettini vs Wawrinka headlining the Round 1 action at Flushing Meadows.
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How much can you really save with plug-in solar? I've crunched the numbers next to my EcoFlow Stream Ultra X — and it's not as sunny as it sounds
With the era of Plug-in solar coming to the UK, what does this mean for those with increasing electricity bills?
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How to watch The Traitors Ireland season 2 – free streams from anywhere
Here's how to watch The Traitors Ireland season 2 online – and for FREE – Siobhán McSweeney hosts another set of Faithfuls and Traitors at Slane Castle.
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How to watch Vigil season 3 online from anywhere – it's *FREE*
Here's how to watch Vigil season 3 online for free from anywhere in the world.
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Major sodium-ion battery milestone passed by California startup — Unigrid aces Hyundai’s safety tests down to -20C as experts call tech a 'compelling alternative' to lithium-ion
Sodium-ion battery technology promises to improve on lithium-ion in numerous areas, though challenges remain.
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Quote of the day by tech pioneer Claude Shannon: 'I visualize a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans' — a warning about superintelligent AI
Many scientists have predicted AI will one day become more intelligent than humans
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I’m catching up on two of the best time loop games from 2021
I’m catching up on Deathloop and The Forgotten City, two of the best time-loop games from 2021.
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The first Labor Day laptop deals have arrived — here are my 10 top picks for HP, Acer, Dell, Gigabyte, and more
Don't wait for Labor Day: I've found 10 early laptop deals that can already save you hundreds of dollars on a machine for work, college, or gaming
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These cyborg cockroaches could be a lifesaver for people trapped in the rubble following natural disasters
Australian researchers have equipped cockroaches with miniature rescue technology, demonstrating controlled movement and emergency delivery capabilities inside difficult environments.
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How to Disable Apple Intelligence Features You’re Not Actually Using
If Apple’s AI tech isn’t for you, here’s how you can disable all or parts of it.
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The Free Tech Recycling Guide That Finally Gets the Job Done in One Afternoon
Getting rid of old computers and printers responsibly is free, accessible and considerably simpler than most people assume.
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Why RAMageddon Might Force Apps and Operating Systems’ Performance to Suck Less
AI demand is eating memory supplies, so Google is cracking down on Android memory hogs.
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You Should Download iOS 26.6.1 Now for Over a Dozen Bug Fixes and Patches
The latest iOS update includes a patch for an iCloud Private Relay issue.
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Sony Is Paying Out $7.85M in PlayStation Store Credit. How to Claim Part of the Settlement
The allocated payment will go to your PlayStation Network wallet after the final approval hearing in mid-October.
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Our Research Shows How Just One Security Camera Cuts the Risk of Break-Ins
Studies show a single well-placed security device makes a world of difference when it comes to deterring burglars.
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A Folding iPhone at Last? What to Expect From Apple’s Surprise and Shine Fall Event
From the iPhone 18 lineup to the Apple Watch 12 and new AirPods, this is everything Apple could release in its anticipated September event.
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Equifax Class Action: Last Change to Claim Part of the $2.2M Settlement
You must file a claim before the Sept. 1 deadline.
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Apple Might Skip the iPhone 18 This Year. Is the iPhone 17 Still Worth It?
Ahead of Apple’s Sept. 9 launch event, I retested the iPhone 17 to see if it can retain the “best iPhone for most people” title for another six months.
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This Website Is the Most Reliable Tool for Looking Up Flock Cameras Near You
I start all my Flock research with this database, and you should, too.
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I Stopped My Mindless Scrolling Using This iOS 27 Shortcut
Delete my addictive social media apps? There’s no fun in that.
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As Apple Prepares Its Next Tech-Defining Moment, Look Back at Major Milestones From Then to Now
That rumored foldable iPhone didn’t come from nowhere. Experts from CNET, PCMag, Mashable, Popular Science, ZDNET and Lifehacker examine Apple’s most important tech reveals.
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What Meta’s All-New Social Media Guidelines Promise to Change for Teen Users
A major lawsuit has led Meta to change the rules again for young users on Instagram and Facebook. Here’s exactly what’s changing.
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AT&T Sues Charter Over ‘Fiber’ Internet
Two of the country’s largest internet service providers are going to court over the use of the word “fiber” in advertising.
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Premier League Soccer: Watch Liverpool vs. Nottingham Forest Live from Anywhere
New Reds boss Andoni Iraola takes charge of his first EPL game at Anfield.
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iPhone 18 Release Date: Why You Might Be Waiting Longer Than Expected
There’s potential for a split launch between fall and spring, which makes pegging down the release date harder than usual.
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The Crazy Taxi Remake Revives the Dreamcast Era’s Zany Energy
Crazy Taxi: World Tour brings back memories of a time when all a game needed was an unhinged premise and gameplay to match.
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Eyes Up, Stargazers! Here’s What You Can See in September Night Skies
September brings dazzling planets, a harvest moon and the official shift to autumn.
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Tech Companies Call for Improved Cyber Defenses After AI-Enabled Attacks
More than 100 companies signed onto an open letter calling for more urgency in fixing bugs and shoring up cybersecurity.
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Know What’s Coming at Apple’s Big Event? It’s Your Last Chance to Prove It to Win
Guess right and you could walk away with a brand-new Apple Watch.
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Will Map Apps Rename Lake Ontario After Trump’s Order? It’s Too Soon to Say
The Great Lake’s name could change on your map app depending on what side of the US-Canada border you’re on.
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Meta Keeps Trying to Fix Glasses Privacy Concerns With New Update
Another update for Meta glasses aims to shut down recording when the light’s off, and an ad campaign is trying to address the pervert concerns.
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Apple TV Now Costs More. Here’s What to Know
A price hike has also hit Apple One, affecting subscribers in the US.
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The 2026 Midterms Are Coming. Political Deepfakes Are Already Here
Remember that fake Joe Biden robocall? That likely won’t be the last AI deepfake we see during election season.
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Apple Isn’t Following Its Typical Playbook for the September iPhone Event
Tim Cook is having a wild last week on the job.
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Wide misconception that AI investment information is regulated and that users are protected
With many using information generated by artificial intelligence to support their investments, the Financial Conduct Authority spells out the risks
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CW@60: Pursuing the most impactful tech investigations
Technology had changed Tony Collins' work as a journalist even before he joined Computer Weekly and led some of the highest-profile investigations of the era
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Emirati Women’s Day: Building the future of autonomous mobility
From the garage to the forefront of AI-driven racing, Emirati women are helping shape the next generation of engineering and autonomous technology
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Passenger data stolen from major UK airports
Identifying data on passengers who flew from East Midlands, Stansted and Manchester airports has been stolen by an unnamed threat actor
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Meta pays $18bn to settle US child safety lawsuit
As part of a legal settlement over its child safety measures, Meta will have to pay $18bn over a 10-year period, and implement a number of changes to its Facebook and Instagram platforms
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Peers propose report into Computer Misuse Act reform
After previous proposals were brushed aside, Computer Misuse Act reform may be back on the agenda under a new amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
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Public wary of UK government ‘backdoor’ surveillance following Apple row, poll reveals
A poll of 2,000 UK citizens taken after the government issued a secret order seeking access to Apple users’ encrypted data finds that the public is sceptical of government surveillance powers
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Nvidia results highlight 30% gap in order fulfilment
While the chipmaker posts record-breaking revenue for the quarter, its CEO admits it can only meet 70% of the supply it needs
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Post Office Horizon replacement ‘screw-up’ ends in challenge, more cost and delay
IT supplier Escher challenged the award of the Horizon EPOS replacement contract, leading to months of delay and additional costs
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Deutsche Bank selects Thought Machine to support core system reduction
Thought Machine’s Google-inspired banking technology has now been adopted by 20 global Tier 1 banks
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CW@60: Technology must move businesses forward, not hold them back
Alan Trefler, founder and CEO at Pega, explains why, in the technology industry, it pays to think a few steps ahead
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UK government set to adjudicate on ‘risky’ tech purchases
Proposals for amendments to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill would enable the UK government to clamp down on purchases of technology from suppliers linked to hostile foreign countries
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Ransomware attack volumes hit ‘high-water mark’ in July
The number of ransomware attacks hit the highest level seen so far this year in July, according to a report
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Research ‘challenges assumption’ that older generation is less confident with fintech
Older people are more confident managing money online, despite the perception that young tech-savvy people have an advantage
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Vote: Who should be named the 2026 most influential woman in UK tech?
Each year, we ask our audience who should be named the most influential woman in UK technology. Tell us what you think – the deadline for voting is 21 September
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AI datacentres must provide proof, not promises
AI datacentre proposals are straining grids, water systems and public trust. Authorities need proof of viability – not just announcements – before committing scarce infrastructure resources
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CW@60: My computers and me
Parliamentarian Lord Chris Holmes reflects on the importance of technology to his life when he lost his sight - and his determination to prevent the negative consequences of tech through legislation
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US Treasury sets up quantum readiness unit
The US Treasury has established a quantum readiness task force to help financial services institutions through the transition to post-quantum cryptography
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UK fintech investment plummets over past six months
Lowest level of fintech investment since 2016 after ‘challenging’ start to 2026, according to KPMG
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More than 100 apply to review DWP subpostmaster prosecutions as process drags on
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