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This powerful new Dolby Atmos soundbar has 14 speakers and a fabric design that's meant to blend into the room — and it comes from a brand-new company with Denon and Marantz heritage behind it
The Knit Form soundbar comes from a former Sound United product leader and is designed to blend in, not stand out
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AI or SI? 'I mean, there’s different names for it,' says Ring's Jamie Siminoff, as the company launches an 'AI Pilot' for its home-surveillance drone
Ring launched its new Ring Drone Cam with its cloud-based AI Pilot, so we had questions for the CEO about which term Ring would be using going forward: 'AI' or 'SI'?
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Wyndham confirms it exposed hotel customer data after expert finds flaw in app security
Login tokens were also exposed by Wyndham’s Android app.
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The Seestar S30 Plus could be the biggest bargain in astrophotography — here's what it offers
With dual 2K cameras, a compact, lightweight build and a low price, the Seestar S30 Plus looks like a fantastic choice for beginner astrophotographers.
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‘This is our opportunity to give the player goosebumps’ — Original Mass Effect composer says ‘cinematic moments that propel the story forward’ are a ‘favorite’ part of the writing process since the music is ‘baked into the visuals’
Jack Wall, the composer for Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2, has explained how the game's cinematic music acted as an integral part of each narrative.
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'Let's take all the intelligence out': How Ring finally built its home surveillance drone
Amazon is finally ready to ship its Ring Drone Cam, a home surveillance drone — for real.
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Microsoft patents tech to use your spare GPU resources for training its AI
Want to help Microsoft train Copilot? Patent outlines a scheme to use your PC's spare GPU resources for honing AI, but I doubt this will fly for so many reasons.
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Bluetti launches an ultra-slim home battery to protect fridges from blackouts
Bluetti's ultra-slim fridge battery keeps your food and medications cold when the power goes out.
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Here's your first Black Friday Kindle deal: get the Paperwhite Signature Edition for a record-low price
Amazon has dropped an early Black Friday Kindle deal and reduced the last-generation Paperwhite Signature Edition to a record-low price.
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'Connected data is transforming the fight against fraud': New report warns AI is fuelling a major rise in insurance fraud
AI is driving a rise in fraud – but it can also be used to shut down scams.
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I love Ninja’s clever Belgian Waffle Maker, but it’s ruined my self-control
The mess-free design makes preparing delicious desserts almost too easy, and I've developed a serious waffle problem.
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AI made coding faster. It didn’t make software simpler
For years, the software industry operated under one core assumption: writing code was the primary bottleneck in software development.
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France accuses Iran of 'unprecedented' supermarket freezer hacking
France calls attack 'an unprecedented campaign in terms of its scale and level of aggressiveness'
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How to watch the Golden Joystick Awards 2026 tomorrow — including start times and what to expect
The Golden Joystick Awards 2026 winners will be revealed this week - here's when you can tune in to the ceremony.
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The telecoms industry needs to think differently about climate resilience
Why telecoms must collaborate, adapt and invest differently as climate risks intensify.
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iPhone 5C searches surge 40,500% as retro tech trend takes off
The iPhone 5C is a retro tech revelation for Gen Z, but it's also extremely vulnerable to hacks and viruses.
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'We want data centers in Norway, but we can’t have all types of data centers': Norwegian government halts new grid connections as it looks to limit AI facility construction until late 2027
Norway stops new data centers from connecting to the power grid, with restrictions set to last until late 2027.
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I turned my messy handwritten notes into a polished PDF with Gemini
I tested Gemini's new document editing feature by turning handwritten sandwich history notes into a polished PDF.
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Original Mass Effect composer says working on Mass Effect 2's Suicide Mission was one of his 'favorite' memories working at BioWare — 'Probably one of the 10 best endings for a video game ever'
Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2 composer Jack Wall has shared his favorite memories from working at BioWare and on the series.
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Most Brits don't think their bank is doing a good job at stopping fraud
Brits feel banks could be doing better at deepfake detection and fraud prevention, but they still want convenience.
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GTA 6 preloads are live — there's still time to upgrade your NBN before launch day
The biggest game of the decade is almost here. This is your final chance to make sure your NBN plan is up the task of handling the huge download of GTA 6.
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Yangwang U9 Xtreme breaks the 312mph barrier with battery packs and electric motors
Chinese manufacturer Yangwang smashes its own record to become world’s fastest production car… again
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SpaceX says it could build more data center compute than Google's entire lifetime capacity in just 1.5 years — and analysts think they might be able to do it
SpaceX wants to add 10GW of AI data center capacity in 2027, with analysts citing construction speed, Tesla manufacturing, and power infrastructure.
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AMD says it will outsell Intel for the first time in its history as Epyc and Instinct sales soar on AI demand
AMD just guided to $17 billion for Q4, even as Intel guided to $15-$16 billion.
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Incoming Texas Governor tells AI firms the data center free-for-all is over
The Governor-elect in Texas says she wants more public protections against AI data centers.
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China plans an LED sphere a third bigger than the Las Vegas original, but for now it only exists on paper
Hangzhou wants an LED sphere a third bigger than Vegas for half the price.
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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, November 10 (game #1751)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, November 10 (game #1248)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, November 10 (game #982)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
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US air traffic control systems will finally start dropping floppy disks — but it'll take until 2028 to finish
The FAA plans to finally eliminate floppy disks by 2028, replacing outdated information systems across more than 400 American air traffic facilities.
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The DJ’s voice feature can now be disabled but what’s the fun in that?
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Adobe’s AI platform is doing all the things now, not just beginners’ basics.
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Ring’s Flying Home Security Drone Is Finally Here, and It’s Surprisingly Affordable
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NASA Just Made a Bunch of Moon Base Announcements: Here’s What They Are
The agency just unveiled new lunar missions, a nuclear-powered rover and $10 billion in contracts to build a moon base for astronauts.
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Ford Just Proved Its EV Battery Health Barely Degrades After 5 Years
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AI-Driven Tech Layoffs Could Trigger a 1.6 Million Job Recession
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iOS 27.3 Could Bring More Audio Intelligence and the Redesigned Health App Soon
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Anthropic Introduces New Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 AI Models
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AI makes it easy to rehearse a job interview as many times as you need, with feedback after every answer.
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Bluetooth Core 7.0 Speeds Are Set to Quadruple in 2027, Especially for Audio
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The cordless Vitamix Ion can be used anywhere.
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Nvidia Board Launches Probe After Reports CEO Was Targeted by Chinese Spy
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Teachers surprised pension service not fully returned after migration blackout
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