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The Apple Upgrade program is great for consumers and Apple, but bad for carriers like Verizon and AT&T — here's why
The original iPhone transformed the way carriers like AT&T operate — and the Apple Upgrade program is Apple's next big power play.
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Has OpenAI started the 'mathpocalypse'? Experts say AI's solving of iconic math problems may cause huge issues in the long run
Solutions or partial solutions to 372 outstanding math problems that have challenged human mathematicians for years have been published by OpenAI, leading to a call for AI developers to focus on human understanding
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VisionQuest review: Paul Bettany and James Spader delight in Wanda/Vision TV trilogy capper
VisionQuest is a strikingly effective and wonderfully assembled final chapter to Marvel's Wanda/Vision TV trilogy.
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Trying to change your browser? It might be harder than you think, based on one simple thing
Mozilla says Microsoft is abusing its dominant position wherever it can, including the US, UK, and India.
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The Sihoo B100 is still my favorite cheap office chair — an affordable mesh ergonomic seat that beats most cheap chairs we test with its adaptive lumbar support
Our office furniture editor recommends this Sihoo B100 ergonomic office chair over other cheap models thanks to the adaptive lumbar support for all-day comfort.
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Experts warn cheap Android phones are being shipped with malware built in, so be on your guard
Doogee, Cubot, and other brands were allegedly compromised in production and tricked into shipping devices with malware.
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With 99% DCI-P3 color accuracy, this 27-inch Asus OLED monitor is a $384 steal for creators at its lowest ever price
This discounted Asus ROG 27-inch OLED monitor combines sharp 1440p visuals and color accuracy with a three-year warranty that includes burn-in coverage.
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TP-Link's Archer BE670 tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router with a 10Gbps port is a future-proof multi-gig upgrade at $250
TP-Link's tri-band Wi-Fi 7 router drops in price, but the real reason I like this router is the 10Gbps WAN/LAN and 2.5Gbps ports for multi-gig fiber upgrades.
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As laptop price hikes loom, this future-proof 32GB HP OmniBook AI laptop drops to $1,300
This HP OmniBook 16 AI laptop deal with Ryzen AI 7 445, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, 50 TOPS NPU is my future-proof pick right now as report warns of price increases.
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Tor Project refuses to cut ties with Mullvad following controversial political donation
Following community outcry over a political donation by a Mullvad co-founder, the Tor Project has clarified its stance. Tor won't end its technical collaboration with the VPN provider but is dropping proactive co-branding to maintain its independence.
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RAM is pricey, so take this 32GB DDR5-6000 kit for $68 off in Newegg's big computing sale
Newegg's limited-time discount code drops the V-Color Manta XSky 32GB RAM kit to its lowest price in 30 days.
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Hackers hide behind Microsoft's own websites to get past email filters and launch phishing campaigns
No, that's not a Power BI dashboard you're looking at - that's a ScreenConnect phishing lure.
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PSA: iPhone Duo Preorders open Friday — here’s a useful trick you can use to get ahead of everybody
Apple's 'Get Ready' feature is a useful addition that you can use to pre-save your preferences ahead of Friday.
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An AI scammer tricked a woman into believing she was dating Jon Bon Jovi
One in seven Americans have lost money to a romance scam. The new documentary Super Scam Me is switching the focus to the scammers, and away from the victims.
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AI agents are great at writing new code — but then the human bottleneck slows everything down
While AI has boosted the amount of code we can now produce, it needs substantially more reviewing.
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'GPU pricing to climb significantly' warns a PC maker in the US
There's a salvo of worrying rumors for GPUs, including that graphics cards will get 'significantly' pricier.
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Our favorite new drones: these are the models that soared through our tests
Including several 5-star stunners, and a budget buy that delivers excellent bang for buck.
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NordVPN brings Message Protection to iPhone alongside new free scam-blocking app
NordVPN has rolled out its SMS scam-screening tools to iOS, while surprisingly dropping 'HangUp', a free standalone app to stop robocalls in their tracks.
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Ugreen DXP8800 Ultra vs Plus: Which 8-bay NAS should you buy?
Ugreen's NASync DXP8800 Ultra and Plus 8-bay NAS devices both offer powerful features — but which one should you buy? We've tested both and here's our verdict.
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The new Microsoft Copilot app is getting the full Office experience — here's what you can look forward to from Word, Excel and more
Microsoft wants you to work from its Copilot app so badly that Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents are now fully supported within it.
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What data centers need to consider when storing produced water
Produced water could transform data center cooling, but the right storage strategy is essential.
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iPhone 18 Pro vs iPhone Air: which should you choose?
The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Air are similarly priced but aimed at very different buyers.
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The last Fitbit app holdouts are being forced to switch to Google Health
Fitbit users are being forcibly migrated to the Google Health app, social media users report.
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Laptop sales are in freefall and price hikes could mean 2027 is worse still
Laptop sales are in freefall and likely to get even worse in 2027, as the prospect of more price hikes looms.
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Citroen takes the Paris Motor Show by storm with retro-inspired 2 CV concept
Citroen says its electric 2 CV will be one of the cheapest EVs on sale, as it resurrects the 'everyman' spirit of the original
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Surfshark just launched the first Black Friday VPN deal of 2026 — here's how much you can save
Surfshark has just launched its Black Friday VPN deal for 2026, offering savings on its popular One plan. But, is it worth the cost?
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Microsoft unveils Maia 300, its most powerful AI chip yet - and it might make using Teams, Copilot and Cowork much better at last
Maia 300 is designed for the next generation of AI workloads, offering greater efficiency and power.
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Google Fitbit Edge unveiled, reinventing the old pebble-style Fitbit
The Google Fitbit Edge is here, and screens are officially back with Google's 'largest and brightest tracker screen yet'.
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Why small businesses can’t afford to treat cybersecurity as an afterthought
Bitdefender Ultimate Small Business Security could be the cybersecurity co-worker to help you succeed
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How to watch Clown Panic online from anywhere – guide to stream the doc now
Killer Clown true crime documentary arrives just in in time for spooky season
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Smartphone Shipments Just Hit a New Low. Thanks, RAMageddon
Higher phone prices are seriously squeezing consumers’ wallets, says Counterpoint Research.
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This Cheap Roller Is a Must for Dog and Cat Owners Battling Pet Hair
Keeping pet hair at bay is a full-time job. This oversized lint roller can help.
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Beats Teases Upcoming Pokemon Portable Pill Speaker: Gotta Hear ‘Em All
Pikachu, we see you.
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Cyberattack Targets French Supermarket Refrigerators, Forcing Mass Food Disposal
Hackers took advantage of a software vulnerability, proving again that any connected appliance on the internet can be a target.
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More Indigenous Languages Come to iPhone and iPad Keyboards in New Apple Update
Some schools are using these keyboards to help students learn these endangered languages.
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GTA 6 Blamed for PlayStation Pro 5 Shortages
The game’s exclusivity is leading to greater demand for the high-end console.
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Apple Home Event Rumor Roundup: Everything We Expect to See Tomorrow
Reports say Apple will be announcing a new home display with Siri AI — and possibly much, much more.
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Our Moon Is Becoming ‘Earth’s Junk Drawer,’ Former NASA Attorney Warns
With no central authority regulating lunar payloads, private ventures are turning the moon’s surface into a commercial wild west.
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When Are the iPhone 18, iPhone Air 2 and iPhone 18E Coming Out?
The iPhone 18 Pro is out and iPhone Duo is on the way, but what about the standard iPhone 18, iPhone 18E and iPhone Air 2? Here’s what the rumors say.
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The Best Things to See in the October Night Sky Right Now
Skygazers can spot some spectacular sights, including one last good view of the Milky Way.
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I Tested the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max’s Batteries and Was Awestruck by One Change
Turns out the new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max have more to offer than just their fancy camera and new burgundy color. Both performed well in our battery tests.
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Meta’s Muse AI Is Building a Dossier on You. Here’s What’s Actually in It
No cute, fuzzy mascot is worth all the security risks.
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Fitbit Edge May Be the Sweet Spot for Smartwatch Noncommittals
Google’s new $179 tracker sits between the screenless Fitbit Air and Pixel Watch 5, promising some of the best parts of both without fully committing to either.
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The Fitbit Air Is Getting an Upgrade
These are all the new features you can expect to see with the Air.
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Get Ready for GTA 6 While These PlayStation Pulse Explore Earbuds are Just $149, Their Best Price Yet
Play games in style with these wireless earbuds for less than we’ve ever seen them sell for.
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Apple’s New Smart Home Hub Is Reportedly Called HomeView and Will Ship in November
Apple is also expected to unveil a new Apple TV set-top box and HomePod Mini on Tuesday.
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‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’: How to Stream the New Anime Today
Yes, we’re getting some glorious Goku before GTA 6.
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Silent Hill Townfall Is Real for Me: I’ve Been to the Actual St. Amelia
In this spoiler-free review, I explain why this is the most personal horror game I’ve ever played
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Gas Stoves Create Indoor Air Pollution Risk in Commercial Kitchens, Study Finds
The study also makes a case for gaps in kitchen worker protection.
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The Beautiful Blue Is My Favorite Thing About Vivo’s Foldable X Fold 6
It’s a solid example of an Android foldable, but I worry that Apple has changed the game.
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Elon Musk Eyes ‘Complete Phone Coverage in America’ as SpaceX Clears Hurdle
Starlink Mobile satellites could eventually improve enough to pass their signals through walls, dense foliage, and hilly terrain.
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File a Claim Now in the $7.85M PlayStation Antitrust Settlement Before the Deadline
The payment will go straight to your PlayStation Network wallet after the final approval hearing next week.
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The iPhone Duo’s Unfolding Animation Is Giving Z Fold 8 Owners FOMO, but Not Me
Commentary: While there are ways to re-create some of the iPhone Duo’s style on an Android device, it feels a little desperate to me.
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Move Over ‘Carrie’: Mike Flanagan Teases ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’ at NYCC 2026
The prolific horror filmmaker unveiled the trailer for The Exorcist: Martyrs, which he said is “the scariest movie” he’s ever made.
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Don’t Be ‘Cruel’ to Claude: Anthropic’s New Abuse Policy Tests AI Personhood
Anthropic wants to stop “sustained and needless” cruelty toward its chatbot. But that implies AI has feelings.
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Campaign group submits evidence to two Capita probes as pension scheme member turns to food bank
Members of the Civil Service Pension Scheme make submissions to two inquiries into the Capita disaster that has left many in extreme financial hardship
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AI: Faster than the speed of safety
Microsoft president Brad Smith calls for industry-wide collaboration, while the UK government ramps up cyber defence to tackle AI safety concerns
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Undercover agent: Can process mining police AI automation?
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Fraudster who targeted ransomware victims appears in US court
Zohar Pinhasi stands accused of duping distressed ransomware victims by profiting from fake cyber services that he could not provide
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NCSC and pals call out company that backed Chinese state hackers
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Zeiss brings data under new lens
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Why websites need to assess the Wikimedia attack
An OpenAI bot overloaded Wikimedia, attacked a system at the foundation and attempted to change entries
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Microsoft tweaks Windows to secure agentic AI
The half-yearly update to the Windows operating system gets a host of features for running AI models locally and securely
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Mastercard commits to offline payment capability in uncertain world
Payment card provider will enable offline payments to be accepted in Europe in the event of power and network outages
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Interview: Chris Kairinos, senior director of global modern workplace technology, A+E Global Media
The US media company is looking to AI and agentic tools to improve its IT service desk and employee experience
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AI model developers have ‘no justification’ for failing to comply with privacy law
Large language models must have lawful basis for processing personal data – ‘benefiting humanity’ is not enough, says Information Commissioner’s Office
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Scope of Asos data breach wider than first reported
Following a data breach earlier in October, cyber criminals appear to have a much more complete picture of Asos’ user base than first thought, it has emerged
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The Security Interviews: Evren Karaibrahimgil, Welsh FA
Evren Karaibrahimgil, IT manager at the FAW, on securing the national football association of Wales against evolving cyber threats, with Euro 2028 on home soil in mind
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ING deliberately started AI journey the hard way
Dutch bank has kicked off its artificial intelligence journey with a complex mortgages product line
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Public sector risk and double standards over occupied Palestine
The UK bans cloud and software for Russia, but sanctions illegal Israeli settlements only narrowly – while AWS, Google and Microsoft run the IT infrastructure for the occupation
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Atlassian Team ’26 Europe: move to AI as team sport with ‘multi-player’ agentic system
At its European customer event in Amsterdam, Atlassian unveiled AMP, a multi-player agentic AI system said to enable collaborative teamwork between humans and artificial intelligence agents
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UK Supreme Court to decide whether to block ‘trivial’ data protection claims
Businesses are being inundated with trivial AI-generated data protection, say lawyers
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AI may be driving more software developers to freelance
The latest Stack Overflow survey shows that a growing number of software developers are working as sole traders
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Academics study impact of computer evidence presumption on lawyer perceptions
Study to delve into how 25 years of flawed legal presumption has affected perceptions of practitioners
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UAE positions sovereign AI as global export strategy
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