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Were younger workers right all along? New study claims Gen Z workers say they are far more productive at home
If Gen Z workers are to be believed, it seems that the modern workplace is actually unsuitable for productivity.
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie 4K Blu-ray might not be my favorite movie of the year, but my god it's an awesome new reference disc for testing TVs and Dolby Atmos sound system
Another month, another reference-quality 4K Blu-ray: and this time, it's The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
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Arozzi Vernazza Supersoft review: 'The most comfortable office chair I've worked in'
See beyond its standard looks and you'll find the Arozzi Vernazza Supersoft is a supremely comfortable, sturdy, and durable gaming and office chair.
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We tested Creality's 3D printers — and these 4 Amazon deals are actually worth buying
From $187 entry-level models to multi-color flagships, our workshop testing breaks down the best Ender and K-series discounts for every budget.
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A bizarre new malware campaign hacks your printer and forces it to print out ransomware demands
Researchers detail two incidents in Latin America in which system misconfigurations resulted in ransomware attacks.
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Xbox's surprise announcement of PC backwards compatibility is great to see — and one more reason not to buy a console
Xbox is bringing some classic games to PC with its new backward compatibility program.
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The new De'Longhi Magnifica Duo prepares 20 different coffee drinks at the tap of a button — and its 3-minute cold brew feature has me sold
De'Longhi has upgraded one of its best automatic coffee makers with the ability to prepare authentic cold-extracted espresso, complete with chilled milk foam.
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US Army forced to reinstate limits on AI token usage after troops blew through allowances faster than expected
The US Army has reportedly pulled back its AI usage after burning through token allocations too quickly.
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Nvidia tries again to get gamers to accept DLSS 5 — and doesn't entirely succeed
Nvidia shows how DLSS 5 gives developers control — but many gamers remain skeptical and accusations of 'Slopvidia' abound.
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I've watched all of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe and it's a smarter spinoff than we've given it credit for — ride through the rough first episode to reach sitcom glory
Stuart Fails to Save the Universe is the underdog of 2020s TV spinoffs, and I mean that in the best possible way. In fact, I've basically forgotten The Big Bang Theory existed.
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Power on... Marvel at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 — and what the comic book giant could show after the Avengers: Doomsday trailer's earlier than expected release
Ahead of Marvel's next San Diego Comic-Con presentation, Tom Power looks at the movies and shows we could soon learn more about.
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This is why Samsung built the Galaxy Z Fold 8, a passport-sized foldable that sets ‘the new standard for viewing content’
We got an early, up-close look at the all-new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, which led to some questions for Samsung's executives.
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Proton VPN's anti-censorship Stealth protocol finally lands on Linux
Proton VPN has officially launched its Stealth protocol in beta for Linux. Available now on the GUI app for Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora, the obfuscation tool disguises VPN traffic to help users bypass strict online censorship and restrictive firewalls.
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Scammers want your launch day money: this tool stops you falling foul of fake Samsung Galaxy Unpacked pre-orders
Go shopping with IPVanish's Secure Browser and steer clear of phishing and fakes
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New estimate suggests Valve's Steam Deck sales have decreased by 82%, and the reason shouldn't be a surprise
Price increases have ultimately spoiled the hype around the Steam Deck, and it explains why demand has reportedly fallen so low.
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The 5 biggest announcements at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 — including new phones, watches, and smart glasses
Samsung has launched the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series, the Galaxy Z Flip 8, new Galaxy Watches, and more.
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Apple finally patches Hide My Email security flaw — a year after it was first discovered
A bug that was first discovered in June 2025 was finally fixed in early July 2026.
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Suspicious content? NordVPN's new AI bot will check it for you on WhatsApp, X, and Instagram
NordVPN's experimental hub, NordLabs, has launched NordBot, a free-to-use AI agent that acts as your personal scam checker for suspicious links, messages, and images on platforms like WhatsApp and Instagram.
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The industry's most popular cinema camera gets a huge upgrade — and the Sony FX5's open gate video isn't even the best bit about the FX3 successor
The Sony FX3 became the most popular compact cinema cameras since its 2021 release, and the FX5 upgrades it in every meaningful way.
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White House wants to shift billions of dollars of research funding away from ‘slow consensus peer review’ and into individual scientists and AI
Moving funding to individual scientists and AI could undermine US scientific credibility at home and abroad.
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Why the future of AI depends on SMB adoption
There’s growing appetite for practical, accessible tools designed around the realities of running a small business rather than enterprise-scale workflows.
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Tesla's Summer Update makes Grok the smart assistant it was always meant to be
Tesla's latest update makes Grok much more useful behind the wheel
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You can stop LG monitors that are reportedly installing bloatware on your Windows 11 PC, but the fix shouldn't require this much effort
LG's changelog seemingly confirms that monitors install bloatware on Windows 11 PCs, and unfortunately, the fix is rather cumbersome.
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Chick-fil-A reveals data breach — customers warned hackers may have accessed their account info
Thousands of users in Texas alone had their data compromised and the company is now sending out notifications.
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I've found all the best Galaxy Z Flip 8 and Z Fold 8 preorder deals — where to get the biggest trade-in rebates and discounts
Preorders for the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Flip 8 devices are officially live, so I've searched through the top retailers and networks to bring you the best deals.
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Bluehost promises its new AI agents will deliver "a site or store that runs itself"
“AI shouldn’t stop at building a website,” says Bluehost CEO Sachin Puri
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Why trust remains AI’s workplace challenge
AI can improve work, but confidence comes from transparency and accountability.
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Flock is pulling its plan to use its microphone network to monitor for signs of 'human distress' — but privacy concerns remain
Flock says it's abandoning the idea of using its acoustic detection network to listen out for signs of screaming and disturbance.
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Spotify just launched its first ever music video charts, bringing MTV’s classic format into the streaming era — but I think it’ll be a long time before YouTube users make the switch
Spotify's new Music Video Charts Global brings back the nostalgia of classic music TV channels, but it still won't beat YouTube.
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The Light Flip joins the Commodore Callback as an old-school flip phone that could help you beat your social media addiction
The Light Flip taps into nostalgia while doing away with addictive social media apps.
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Original Xbox Games Are Coming to PC Starting With Four Fan Favorites
Playable through Microsoft’s new Xbox Backward Compatibility program for PC, you’ll be able to relive classic Xbox titles directly on your laptop, desktop or handheld.
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How to Watch Samsung Galaxy Unpacked: Weird Foldables, AI Glasses and More
Samsung’s next big event happened in London on July 22. Here’s how to watch the Galaxy Z Fold 8 reveal alongside everything else.
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These Were My Favorite Things Samsung Unpacked During Its 2026 Galaxy Event
Even for products that leaked long before they were revealed, Samsung’s reveal had several high points.
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Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, July 22
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for July 22.
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Inside Samsung HQ: An Early Look at the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Hints at the Future of Foldables
Samsung’s bold design shift shows how consumer needs are reshaping the foldables category. I was among the first outside Samsung to see its new lineup in Korea.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 Is for Everyone Who Can’t Stop Scrolling
Samsung’s book-style foldable could be better suited to the way we actually browse the internet and watch videos.
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Samsung Promises Stronger, Better Smart Glasses. But What About Privacy?
Two new frames from Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, 9 hours of battery life, and privacy questions still in the air: here’s what Samsung shared about what’s coming this fall.
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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 8 Gets the Cover Screen Right — for a Price
The Galaxy Z Flip 8 starts at $1,200, but it’s now thinner, lighter and easier to use while closed.
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I Tested the Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 for a Week and It’s a Rugged Scene-Stealer
Samsung’s sporty smartwatch gets a larger battery, a faster Qualcomm processor, hands-free Gemini and new trail features. The catch? It also costs more.
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How to Get Rid of Old Tech Without Paying Anything or Throwing It in the Trash
Getting rid of old computers and printers responsibly is free, accessible and considerably simpler than most people assume.
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AI Can Generate Pictures, but It Can Also Help Locate Your Lost Real Photos
Need help finding that photo from six years ago? Google Photos and Gemini can help.
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Today’s Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for July 22, #1859
Here are hints and the answer for today’s Wordle for July 22, No. 1,859.
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Apple Raised Mac Prices. Now It Might Lease You One
The company reportedly plans to team up with Klarna, turning the rising cost of its hardware into another monthly bill.
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NASA’s Psyche Spacecraft Sent Back Some Awesome Photos of Mars
NASA researchers also tested out the Psyche spacecraft’s other instruments to make sure they were working.
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Nintendo Thinks Your Portion of Its Tariff Refund Windfall Should Be $0
Nintendo argues in a court filing that customers willingly paid the higher prices for consoles and accessories, and aren’t owed any money back.
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Garmin’s Screenless Cirqa Health Tracker Will Be Available This Week
Unlike similar screen-free wearables, no subscription is required.
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Deezer Is Cracking Down on Fake Music and Fake Streams
The French streaming site said that more than half of new music being uploaded comes from AI.
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T-Mobile Is Forcing Legacy Plans to Upgrade, and Customers Are Pushing Back
If you’re on a retired plan, it will automatically be moved to a newer plan that could cost more.
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Samsung’s First Credit Card Launches in the US
The Galaxy Card brings Samsung Wallet integration and 5% cash back on Samsung purchases.
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The Urgency to Close the AI Gender Divide Before It Affects the Pay Gap
Even celebs are encouraging their gal pals to use AI so they’re not left behind.
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Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for July 22, #1137
Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections puzzle No. 1,136 for Wednesday, July 22.
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Google Releases 3 New Gemini Models, 3.5 Pro Still Not Available
The new models prioritize token efficiency and performance.
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ChatGPT Browser Atlas Will Be Discontinued by OpenAI in August
Browser capabilities will still exist, though, in OpenAI’s desktop AI.
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Samsung’s New AI Health Assistant Aims to Make Health Metrics Actually Useful
The latest AI Health Assistant aims to use AI to turn sleep, nutrition and vitals into actionable guidance.
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Return to Halo Almost 25 Years Later With Xbox Game Pass
Microsoft is adding seven games, including remastered versions of Halo and Hexen + Heretic, to Game Pass in the coming weeks, but it’s removing eight others.
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Hugging Face ‘hacker’ was rogue OpenAI model
A hacker who broke into Hugging Face’s systems last week has been exposed as a pair of advanced OpenAI frontier models that were trying to cheat on an exam
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House of Lords questions Andy Burnham’s AI plans
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‘Modest but notable’ regional spread of fintech funding in UK
Hubs outside London have made some headway in the UK fintech sector, but overall funding has dropped
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Journalist Richard Medhurst had his mobile phone seized. Did using a secure phone protect his data?
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Middle East faces new cyber reality: attackers logging in, not breaking in
Geopolitical tensions, stolen credentials and increasingly rapid attacker movement are reshaping the Middle East’s cyber threat landscape, putting pressure on organisations to look beyond traditional, alert-driven security models
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CW@60: How tech escaped the machine room - and why it never really did
Julian David, CEO of the influential tech trade association TechUK, looks at what’s changed in tech across his career – and perhaps more importantly, what hasn’t
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Jisc recommits to academic cyber collaboration network
Academic IT services network Jisc re-signs a collaborative MoU with partners from Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the US
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AMD CTO: Europe’s AI opportunity lies beyond semiconductor manufacturing
Mark Papermaster says Europe’s commitment to interoperability and diversity of supply could become a strategic advantage as AI infrastructure grows more heterogeneous
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Kanishka Narayan takes on AI sovereignty in Burnham cabinet
AI minister will attend cabinet meetings held by UK prime minister Andy Burnham, with focus on ownership of UK tech
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How the CIO of Unilever delivers business empathy
In this week’s Computer Weekly, we talk to Unilever’s global CIO about empowering people to innovate – from IT departments to entrepreneurial women in India. We analyse the arguments for and against the NHS’s controversial Federated Data Platform project. And veteran IT leader Paul Coby shares his...
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Cosmetics giant Estée Lauder victim of mass Oracle breach
Employee data at US-based cosmetics firm Estée Lauder was compromised through a vulnerability in Oracle’s software, likely orchestrated by the Cl0p ransomware gang
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How Lithuania became a tech startup nation
Lithuania has built a network of tech startup companies the hard way, through bootstrapping. Today, it claims six companies with valuations over a billion dollars
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Burnham government to drop digital ID and tech department
Controversial ID Scheme and government technology department to be tossed on scrap heap as new prime minister enters 10 Downing Street
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Dutch Surf tests practical route out of Big Tech dependency
The Netherlands’ education and research IT cooperative is running pilots with open source tools, placing working alternatives alongside existing Big Tech services
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