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New study shows concerning rise in developer burnout — and growing distrust in how AI may affect their jobs
Worldwide developer survey reveals growing concerns over AI and an army of coders who feel close to burning out.
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Argos launches a new Big Red sale — save up to 50% on appliances, TVs, laptops, headphones, toys, and more tech
Argos has just launched a new Big Red sale, so I've taken a look through the offers and picked out 18 of the best deals with savings of up to 50% on appliances, toys, tech, and more.
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Amazon's Alexa Tablet could be the slate to win me back after my disappointing experience with the first-ever Kindle Fire
I owned the first-ever Kindle Fire Tablet, which was quickly relegated to my drawer of e-waste 15 years ago. Now, with the new Alexa Tablet, Amazon might be winning me back onside.
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Microsoft teams with Nvidia to take on Apple MacBook Pro to win hearts and minds of the creative and AI market with new Surface Laptop Ultra
Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra combines Nvidia RTX Spark hardware, up to 128GB of RAM, and professional software support, while lacking high-speed Nvidia connectivity.
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How to watch VRT Awards 2026 online and from anywhere
See the winners and losers of another year's reality TV from wherever you are. Here's how to watch VRT Awards 2026 online and potentially for FREE
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Asus ZenDrive external DVD writer gets a 16% discount at Amazon
This Asus ZenDrive external DVD burner supports Windows and Mac, includes USB-C connectivity, and costs less than $40.
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Microsoft's Surface Pro 2026 OLED 2-in-1 gets a huge $450 discount
I've found a massive $450 saving on Microsoft's 2026 Surface Pro, featuring an OLED touchscreen and Snapdragon X2 Elite processor.
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Apple’s M6 Mac mini is the ultimate budget 4K video editing studio — and it just hit its first $120 discount
We're expecting great things from the new Apple Mac mini M6, which just got its first ever discount at Amazon. For creators, it's still the best Apple mini PC.
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Apple's 'Welcome Home' event will be on October 13 — and I’m very intrigued
Apple has marked October 13 with a playful ‘Welcome Home’ teaser, and it could finally signal the arrival of its long-rumored smart home refresh and HomePad.
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Canon's Pixma G3270 MegaTank is our top budget cartridge-free printer — and it's down to $144 at Amazon
We loved the low running costs of this ink tank during tests. Now, Canon's budget cartridge-free printer gets a big price drop. Aimed at homes and home offices.
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AmneziaVPN just turned six years old — it's celebrating with giveaways and a chance to win up to six months free
The censorship-busting VPN turns six with a spin-the-wheel promo, offering free premium access and exclusive discounts
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Apple TV is bringing Dolby Atmos to F1 for the first time — and I’ve heard the night-and-day difference
Apple is bringing Dolby Atmos to its F1 broadcasts for the first time, aiming to create a more immersive viewing experience — we spoke with its Global Head of Sports to unpack the announcement.
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Could .chatgpt and .claude be the next generation of web domains? ICANN reveals bids for new additions
As promised, ICANN shares with us some of the finder details of its applicants, and unsurprisingly, AI is a big theme.
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Our favorite ergonomic standing desk, the Vari ComfortEdge, just dropped to $674 in a rare 25% off sale
Vari's electric standing desk with ComfortEdge impressed us with its soft tapered ergonomic design when we tested it. Now, it's 25% off in the Vari sale.
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How to watch Law & Order season 26 from anywhere in the world – stream online for free
Detective Vincent Riley is soon to depart, but new faces are joining the cast to keep things fresh. Here's how to watch Law & Order season 26 from anywhere.
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Full Self-Driving is 'misleading' says Germany's Ministry of Transport
Germany gives the green light to Tesla's Full Self-Driving technology but wants to change its name.
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How to watch Asa Butterfield in Gnomes online from anywhere – stream the comedy horror series for FREE
Our guide explains how to watch Gnomes online and stream episodes wherever you are as Asa Butterfield battles the demonic Gnome Queen and her minions.
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'This is a first for us': Attackers uses poem to infect thousands of servers with malware
A malware hunts for hidden messages in poems posted on GitHub.
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Blizzard explains its philosophy for 'Classic Plus' — The WoW: Forever team on the design pillars it uses to 'stay true to the core design, pacing, and tone of the original game'
The World of Warcraft: Forever team at Blizzard Entertainment has shared its design philosophy for creating an authentic "Classic Plus" experience.
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No Prime needed: Amazon quietly keeps top coffee maker deals live after Prime Day
Coffee makers from De'Longhi, Breville, and Ninja are still going cheap — and this time round, you don't need to be a Prime member.
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ChatGPT has just changed how it works with 'Intelligent UI'
I've been using ChatGPT for years, but its 'Intelligent UI' upgrade makes it feel like something completely different.
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Listen to a preview of GTA 6's in-game radio stations right now as Rockstar confirms 'a series of on-demand podcasts' for the first time ever in-game
Rockstar Games just dropped a preview of Grand Theft Auto 6's radio stations, while confirming on-demand podcasts players can listen to in-game.
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Crunchyroll just rolled out a major free manga upgrade for subscribers
Crunchyroll Manga has rolled out to the UK and Australia — here's why I'm excited about the free upgrade.
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CIA officer said he was developing hacking tools, but actually stole $190 million in top secret fraud scam
Lavish homes, cars, watches, and hundreds of gold bars - definitely the lifestyle of an average CIA employee.
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Digital sovereignty has become Europe’s top priority — here's how open source is helping pave the way
Linux Foundation leaders say open source could play a key role in digital sovereignty.
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IPVanish has launched a major new update — improved antivirus and new plans for its new, expanded mission to help users 'Control your digital world'
IPVanish is transforming from a standalone VPN into a comprehensive digital security suite. The provider has launched a next-gen antivirus built directly into its desktop apps, alongside three flexible subscription tiers to better match users' privacy needs.
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eRoaming eSIM review
I checked out the eSIM plans from eRoaming to find out of it's worth it for international travelers and how it compares to other providers.
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Maya Mobile eSIM (2026) review
I tested out Maya Mobile's eSIM to find out how it compares to other providers, and whether this reusable SIM service is a true travel essential.
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Save $163 on 32GB Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 desktop memory
Corsair's 32GB Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 RAM gets a hefty discount, with an exclusive coupon code cutting the price even more.
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Oppo Find X10 series global launch set for October 21 as worrying price leaks surface
The Oppo Find X10 and Oppo Find X10 Pro Max are launching globally on October 21, but they might cost even more than the latest iPhones.
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California to Ban Quartz Countertops Amid Health Concerns
Quartz countertops are made through a process that releases crystalline silica, which can lead to numerous health conditions like silicosis.
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Google’s New AI Notetaker Keeps Things Local and Private
This could be a game changer for AI note-taking and transcription.
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Apple Announces Next ‘Welcome Home’ Special Event on Oct. 13
The company is expected to release a new HomePod and Apple TV next week.
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BF6 Reports for Duty on Xbox Game Pass While Clair Obscur Gets Gommaged in October
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Smart Contact Lenses May Arrive as Soon as 2030. Here’s What They Do
Could they be the next “eye” phone? I spoke with the founders of Xpanceo to find out.
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Goodbye, Fire Tablet: Amazon’s New Alexa Tablet Is a Flashy Portable Entertainment Hub
The new tablets tie together the Amazon media ecosystem so you can pick up where you left off from just about anywhere.
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The Brand-New Apple Watch Series 12 Is Here, and It’s Still $49 Off Even After Prime Day
Score the latest model from just $350, though this deal won’t last much longer.
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Is That Picture AI? Google’s SynthID Detector Launches to Identify AI-Generated Media
Anyone can now upload a suspicious image to Google’s online tool, but it’s not a foolproof way to check for authenticity.
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Your New Apple Watch and AirPods Still Fall Short on Repairability, iFixit Teardowns Reveal
If you’re hoping to replace the batteries in your Apple wearables one day, it might be a tricky fix.
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The Surface Laptop Ultra Is Here: Microsoft and Nvidia Built a Premium Computer for the AI Age
With Nvidia’s RTX Spark chip and platform, Microsoft’s newest laptop is ready to compete with AI heavyweights.
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Amazon Prime Days are the time to adopt new smart devices to save time and money. Here’s what I’ve found most useful.
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GPT-6 for All: Your ChatGPT Answers Are Getting a Very Visual Makeover
New interactive graphics are powered by GPT-6, which is rolling out to free users now.
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Amazon Knows You Have a Goldfish Named Ziggy, Even if You Don’t
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Our Coffee Guru Loved This New Compostible Pod Brewer. It’s Down to $58 for Prime Day
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UAE positions sovereign AI as global export strategy
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AI slop overwhelms Google’s OSS bug bounty programme
Google has closed its open source vulnerability reporting programme to new submissions while it recalibrates in the face of a surge in automated junk reports
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Asos app users receive threatening messages after hack
A previously unknown hacking group sent threatening messages to customers of fashion website Asos after allegedly breaching its Snowflake data platform
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Green IT: Taking responsibility for software’s physical footprint
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UK government accepts AI healthcare recommendations
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JP Morgan Chase most advanced in AI as UK banks group in chasing pack
North American banks dominate the leading group of AI adopters, according to global benchmark
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