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'One of the best-value 3D printers on the market': Elegoo's Centauri Carbon 2 Combo gets a limited-time price drop — and it's our favorite budget multi-color 3D printer to pass our workshop tests
The Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo is the best budget multi-color 3D printer we've tested, and it's just got a major limited-time deal price.
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The iPhone Duo seemed like it fixed the folding crease problem, but these images show you should temper your expectations
Apple unveiled its first foldable, the iPhone Duo, but it hasn't quite fixed the display crease issue as expected.
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That was quick: someone already got the iPhone Duo's clever animation working on a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8
Here's what the iPhone Duo transition animation looks like running on a Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8.
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‘The noise patterns are awful’ — some Reddit users aren’t happy with the new ChatGPT Images 2.5, so I did my own tests and have to agree
ChatGPT Images 2.5 delivers faster, impressively composed pictures, but my tests support users’ complaints of excessive noise
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Looking for advice on growing your small business? Lenovo wants you to call Eva Longoria
Lenovo signs up Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria to help entrepreneurs conquer their business problems.
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AI can’t mark its own homework
As AI accelerates software development, independent, repeatable visual testing becomes essential for trustworthy quality assurance.
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Gartner thinks these four trends will shape the future of work — so what will they mean for you?
Gartner says humans and institutional knowledge are vital, but they still need to adapt to work alongside AI.
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Last Seen is the 'gripping' new thriller now streaming on Apple TV — and one star teases emotional storyline is 'heading somewhere you won't have anticipated'
Last Seen has made its Apple TV debut — but, if you think you know where its story is going, think again.
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Time to power is becoming the new measure of AI infrastructure readiness
As AI moves from experimentation to deployment at scale, technology leaders face another infrastructure challenge that could be just as consequential: securing enough reliable power, quickly, to keep that compute running.
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Apple gives older iPhone owners a free satellite connectivity bonus — but inexplicably locks them out of the iPhone 18 Pro’s new camera controls
Apple is locking some features behind its latest iPhones while extending free coverage for others.
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Apple's big AirPods 5 launch event might be over, but its most anticipated headphones may well arrive later this month
Rumors point to the Beats 360 releasing later in September, thanks to a recent firmware update to the cans.
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The hidden tax of complexity and speed
New processes and tools carry admin and mental costs - gains require reevaluating processes and training.
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This new drip coffee maker mimics the movement of a skilled barista's hand, and uses AI to help you achieve a perfect brew every morning
The Cosori Juni uses a rotating basket and extending arm to pour water over your ground coffee like a barista with a goose-neck kettle.
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Superman spin-off show The People v Gorilla Grodd reveals absurd first look at the titular ape — and DC fans are calling on James Gunn to keep his 'George of the Jungle' form
DC fans have received their first look at the Superman spin-off show via myriad behind-the-scenes images and videos.
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'The memory chip market is heading toward a severe shortage': analyst firm believes RAM crisis could get far worse in 2027 — and you can blame AI ramping up
Could the RAM crisis get any gloomier? Yes, it just did, with the latest chatter from analysts turning even more pessimistic.
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I just tried the iPhone 18 Pro — and Apple gave me two surprisingly good reasons to upgrade
I went hands-on with the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max right as Apple’s Surprise and Shine September 2026 event wrapped, getting an early look at the new colors, variable-aperture camera, and a smaller Dynamic Island.
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Will AI data centers actually create as many jobs as promised? Probably not, new report warns
While earlier data centers could support lots of jobs, increasing efficiency and automation makes this less likely at bigger facilities.
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AI’s overlooked storage opportunity
AI success depends on keeping more data accessible, protected, and affordable at scale.
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Playground Games says Fable's story will last between '15-20 hours' or double that with other open-world content, and the life systems are 'limitless'
Playground Games has confirmed that Fable's main story will take up to 20 hours to beat, but promises the game's life systems offer "limitless" replayability.
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AirPods 5 and AirPods 5 with Wireless Charging are like a greatest hits rollout of AirPods Pro — just without the hearing health or heart-rate modules
It's like Apple execs went into a meeting and someone said, 'Let's just let them pick what they want to pay for'
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The Roomba Duo is a floor-cleaning behemoth that can pull a tiny robovac from its hat — and it's iRobot's attempt at rejecting the 'spec wars' and trying 'something different, something new'
I saw the iRobot Roomba Duo is action, and it's a two-in-one robot vacuum in the truest sense.
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Everything you need to know about pre-ordering the iPhone Duo and the iPhone 18 Pro in Australia
Apple has officially unveiled the new iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max and the foldable iPhone Duo overnight, and we’ve put together this guide on how to get your hands on one of these hot new handsets.
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UK government lays out 'refreshed approach to space' including boosted comms and defence capabilities
£7.8 billion has been earmarked to support the UK’s national security and defense plans between now and 2030, boosting satellite communications and identifying “threats from space”
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Footy finals are a great reason to get a new TV — save AU$500 on bestsellers from LG, Sony, Samsung and more for a limited time
This limited-time saving applies to eligible TVs from AU$2,000, and also applies to eligible models already discounted.
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Experts build WeChat worm able to spread across millions of iPhone and Android devices via phone calls
Your phone rings, and you're infected - with all of your contacts and messages exposed.
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Despite spending billions on data centers and AI, US government report finds Amazon workers are using food stamps more than ever
Multi-billion-dollar buildouts for AI partners, but an increasing number of food-stamp recipients among one's employees?
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AI data centers have a hidden cost few highlighted: A $200 billion insurance price tag that consumers will end up paying
The risk management of data centers has been highlighted as a potential payday for insurers, with market estimates as high as $200 billion through to 2030.
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iPhone price hikes —here's the full list of every price increase from the iPhone 18 Pro to a 21% rise for one iPhone Air model
Apple has quietly increased the prices of every iPhone today, from its new iPhone 18 Pro models to older ones like the iPhone 17e. Here's the full list or rises for every capacity.
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'We wish you’d die of a slow death': US officials wedged between data center giants and local communities come under intense pressure over rural land markets
Rural communities face mounting pressure as data center developers pursue farmland, offer huge sums, and fuel disputes over power, water, and development.
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Russia is still trying to make its Starlink competitor work — 32 new Rassvet satellites launched into orbit, but it still isn't enough to operate fully
Russia has launched 32 Rassvet satellites, though orbital problems, limited launch capacity, and insufficient numbers continue delaying full commercial service.
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I Tested 2 Popular Vitamix Blenders and Prefer the One That’s $120 Less
If you want a Vitamix blender, don’t waste your money on a more expensive model.
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I Tried the iPhone 18 Pro’s New Deluxe Camera and Shot Photos With Starbursts
Hands-on: At Apple’s Sept. 9 event, I tried the new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. The standout feature is the new variable aperture on the main camera.
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Sorry, Apple, but the iPhone Duo Wasn’t the Smart Display I’m Waiting For
Reports keep saying Apple is releasing a home smart display. It still hasn’t happened, and here’s why that’s a problem.
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The iPhone Air 2 Wasn’t Announced. Here’s Why That’s Bad for Apple Buyers
The iPhone Air 2 was a no-show at Apple Park on Wednesday.
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I Got My Hands on the iPhone Duo, Apple’s First Foldable Phone. Here’s What Stands Out
The palm-size phone is Apple’s boldest handset in years, with a 5.4-inch cover screen and a 7.6-inch main display. I spent some time with the Duo before its October launch.
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LG Denies Its Televisions Record Ambient Conversations for Ad Targeting
Researchers say that they exploited the microphone and content recognition features of an LG TV to listen to user conversations.
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Not Every Feature Apple Announced Is Ready to Go. Here’s When to Expect Them All
Some of the most interesting features won’t ship with the iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro, Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4.
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My Favorite Things From Apple’s iPhone 18 Event
The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max and the buzzy foldable iPhone Duo bring some great stuff. But there are some downsides, too.
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Where’s the iPhone 18? Here’s Why Apple Didn’t Reveal a New Standard iPhone
The iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max and iPhone Duo are coming soon, but the baseline model is presumably coming next year, likely for these reasons.
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Apple Is Actually Talking About AI Now — a Lot
New CEO John Ternus says you already have your personal AI device. It’s called an iPhone.
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We Scoured IFA 2026 to Find the Weirdest Tech. You Won’t Believe What We Saw
From toothbrushes with built-in cameras to smartphones for your pet, here’s how wacky things got at this year’s IFA.
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What Is Stuff? All About the Third-Party App Featured During Apple’s Latest Event
Siri AI got a few more details during the iPhone Event, including a tie-in with Stuff. Here’s what the third-party app can do for you.
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IPhone Duo’s Under-Screen Camera: Invisible, but at What Cost?
A camera hiding under Apple’s new folding phone sounds like the future, but comes with compromises too.
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For the Fourth Year in a Row, I Was Right. Here’s When iOS 27 Will Land on Your iPhone
I predicted the exact date Apple would release iOS 27 before the company said anything.
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All iPhones — Not Just the Pro Models — Now Cost $100 More
RAMageddon comes for the iPhone.
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iPhone Duo Memes: The Duolingo Owl Is Hooting Mad That Apple Stole His Name
The new phone will set you back some $1,999, but enjoying the memes is totally free.
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The iPhone 18 Pro Max’s Battery Is a Beast, but Is the Battery Worth the Upgrade?
Do the math to make sure the upgrade makes sense.
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Missed the iPhone Duo Reveal? How to Rewatch Apple’s ‘Surprise and Shine’ Event
The foldable iPhone was the star of today’s show, but we also saw big news for AirPods and the Apple Watch.
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It’s iPhone Duo Users Who Will Want a Stylus
Apple’s first foldable phone is also its first with pen support.
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Apple’s Redesigned Health App Brings a Slew of New Features
Whether you want to know more about your longevity or how prepared your body is for the day ahead, Apple wants to be the one to tell you.
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iPhone Handoff Will Let You Use One Number on Two Phones
The feature will be available with iOS 27, but will be limited to specific cellular carriers for now.
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Already Appled Out? Here Are All the Tech Trends We Found at IFA 2026 in Berlin
Here are eight of the top trends I spotted while roaming the IFA floor.
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Apple Reference Photo Lets iPhone Photographers Prove What’s Real
The new iPhone 18 Pro gets a photo-authentication feature to show that a photo hasn’t been altered with AI.
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Apple Introduces New Audio Intelligence Features for Apple Watch
Your Apple Watch can take notes and rewind time from previous conversations, if you let it.
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Apple’s New iPhone Duo Folds Like a Passport
It’s like you’re opening a small book, not flipping a Star Trek communicator open.
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Anthropic calls for ‘verifiable effort’ to control frontier AI
After Claude Mythos circumvented guardrails in July, Anthropic now wants an industry effort to control the pace of frontier model development
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CW@60: Saying yes - the choices that carried me from a Commodore PET to AI
Computer science offered seemingly limitless creative possibility for Garth Gibson 50 years ago - much as AI does now. But not everyone invented RAID storage along the way
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Healthcare regs should include continuous AI monitoring
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Interview: Workday’s Joel Hellermark on making everyone a Leonardo
Joel Hellermark, chief AI officer at Workday, argues that artificial intelligence and large language models will transform enterprise work, building company memory through agents, empowering humans and increasing their value
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Why AI agents cannot be trusted to secure agentic AI yet
The idea of using AI agents to secure AI agents seems compelling, but in doing so, we risk unnecessarily expanding our attack surface.
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‘Wilfully blind’ Post Office thought just a few hundred affected by Horizon errors
Government department admits that the Post Office ‘misunderstood the scale of Horizon scandal’
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Ryanair calls for government action over Nats IT failure
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CW@60: All computers are bastards
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Patch Tuesday: Microsoft updates address almost 1,000 flaws
Microsoft has released another record-breaking Patch Tuesday update with almost 1,000 flaws in scope
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Government to force tech companies to verify age of users to protect children
Phone and tablet users will be required to verify their ages with credit card or official ID under government plans to prevent under-18s viewing nude images.
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UK government proposes AI first responders for cyber attacks
The UK government will use money set aside for defensive investments to build an agentic cyber incident response capability, ministers say
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UK committed datacentre pipeline grows to more than 14GW
Barbour ABI data show UK’s datacentre pipeline has grown to 173 projects and more than 14GW of capacity, driven by AI demand and large sites in Scotland and the North East
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TSB CIO leaves bank as Santander merger progresses
UK bank TSB has let its IT boss go as part of its integration with Spanish banking giant Santander
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Government rejects Computer Misuse Act amendment to protect cyber professionals
The government has rejected an amendment to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill intended to protect cyber security professionals, but says reforms are a priority
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Government has seen enough of Capita failure and Civil Service Pension Scheme to be moved in-house
Members of the troubled outsourced scheme are still waiting for pensions nine months after Capita took over its management
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Power costs curb UK advanced tech defence strategy
High energy costs and inability to manufacture hardware and frontier models limit the UK’s advanced tech defence and security capabilities
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Live facial recognition: The poster child of biometric surveillance
William Webster, the biometrics and surveillance camera commissioner for England and Wales, reflects on the state of facial recognition in the UK
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