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Sorry Garmin — forget the Fenix 9, this Casio G-Shock pro surfer collab is the only new adventure watch I want this year
Casio’s surf-themed smartwatch has gone on sale right before the Garmin Fenix 9 makes its debut.
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New malware targets Microsoft Teams users by posing as your company's IT helpdesk
Victims are being told to install a fake cleaner software which is nothing more than a backdoor framework.
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How to watch Fulham vs Chelsea: Free streams and TV channels for Premier League 2026/27
All the ways to watch Fulham vs Chelsea live streams, as the opening weekend of the Premier League 2026/27 season concludes with a West London derby.
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Trump warns communities opposed to data centers are “making a mistake” — but Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says data centers “got the backlash they deserve”
Data center opposition is quickly becoming a people versus President issue, but Trump says those opposed to data centers are making a mistake.
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‘We're incentivizing you to be aggressive.’ I got up close and personal with Marvel’s Wolverine and left covered in gore
We went hands-on with Marvel’s Wolverine, and spoke to Insomniac devs and Wolverine himself, Liam McIntyre, about their grounded, gory take on ol' Canucklehead.
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What is the release date for Ted Lasso season 4 episode 4 on Apple TV?
Ted Lasso season 4 continues apace this week — this is when you can watch episode 4 on Apple's streaming platform.
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Here are 12 TV deals to buy at Samsung's summer clearance sale — 4K, QLED and OLED TVs from $129.99
Samsung's summer clearance sale is slashing prices on its best-rated 4K, QLED, and OLED TVs, with savings of over $1,000 and deals starting at just $129.99.
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This Android banking trojan uses a fake VPN prompt to silence Google's defenses
ToxicPanda 2.0 abuses Android VPN permissions to block Google Play Protect before stealing banking PINs. Here is how the malware works and how to stay safe.
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Windscribe's bizarre AI Hitler marketing stunt sparks fury and VPN subscription cancellations
A bizarre social media stunt featuring an AI-generated Adolf Hitler has landed Windscribe in hot water, with users canceling subscriptions and questioning the VPN provider's extensive reliance on AI.
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Why accurate weather forecasting is still so difficult — and why real-time data matters
AI is making forecasts faster, but even the most advanced models can struggle to predict rapidly changing local weather accurately.
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Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB DDR4 deal at Newegg gives savvy PC builders a cheaper way to upgrade amidst sky-rocketing memory prices
DDR5 costs are still difficult to swallow, but this Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4 deal gives PCs an RAMpocalypse-beating memory boost.
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Microsoft's latest move to pay people to use Edge looks desperate — and an odd new Bing app is worrying too
An app has been spotted that makes Bing your default search, and some users see it as another reason to leave Windows 11.
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TP-Link Roam 7 BE3600 portable travel router brings Wi-Fi 7 and VPN support on the road for up to 90 devices, and it's over 30% off at Amazon
The TP-Link Roam 7 BE3600 turns public Wi-Fi into your own network for up to 90 devices, and it really impressed us during our real-world performance tests.
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Canadian SickKids hospital hit again by cyberattacks, more data stolen
Patient care has continued as usual following cyberattack.
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Beelink EQi mini PC is 'highly tuned' for work and study, bringing 10GbE, Thunderbolt 4 and triple-display productivity to your desk, and it's a solid 15% off
Awarding it 4.5 stars in our review, the Beelink EQi mini PC impressed us as an office mini PC under $500, with 10GbE networking and Thunderbolt 4.
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'Instinct becomes the backup plan instead of the default': How marketers can beat data overload to make better decisions
I spoke to Tara Robertson from Bitly to get her insight into how marketers can better use their data
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'One install, and the phone is no longer yours' — NordVPN warns of fake Ryanair, Emirates, Qatar Airways apps used to spread malware
NordVPN urges caution online over a banking Trojan masquerading as more than 65 reputable brands. Here’s how to protect your phone.
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'I'm embracing it’: Dr Dre defends AI music and compares it to synths, despite most streaming services ousting slop from their libraries
Dr. Dre has admitted he uses AI in his music producing, despite most music streaming services trying to ban the stuff.
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Why scaling AI requires a new economic strategy
Moving past simple model routing to fix enterprise AI's scaling and budget challenges.
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Robots have smashed human world records for the 100m sprint and high jump at China’s ‘robot Olympics’ — but the biggest hurdle is stopping safely
The second World Humanoid Robot Games have got underway in China, and records are falling.
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Private equity giant Apollo confirms data breach saw personal info stolen
We don't know how many people are affected, or if they're employees or customers.
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Oppo's new mid-range phone is ‘one of the most beautiful phones I've ever tested,’ with excellent performance and cameras to match — but one thing stops me from giving it top marks
I’d recommend Oppo’s latest mid-range phone to anyone if it wasn’t for this one thing — here’s why.
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Google has sneaked a mysterious new app onto your Android phone — and now we think we know what it does
Android Pulse is a new app that might already be on your phone, and while you can't interact with it, it's likely doing some good.
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The Pitt season 3's first trailer is the best one since the HBO Max show began — and one upcoming storyline already looks like a welcome surprise
Fans just got their first look at The Pitt season 3 — and the first trailer already looks like one medic's crowning moment.
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Your Kindle just became the latest casualty of the RAM crisis — Amazon is hiking the prices of its e-readers, and users are sharing ways to get them for cheaper
Amazon raises prices across its best-selling devices, including these popular Kindle models.
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FCC shoots down HoverAir’s modular Versa drone, saying certification was granted ‘erroneously,’ and adds that it's ‘considering further action’
HoverAir's 2-in-1 pocket gimbal camera and drone looked set to go on sale in the US — but the FCC has now said certification was granted 'erroneously'
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Over a million people have clicked LinkedIn's "seems like AI slop" button in just a few weeks - so why is my feed still full of it?
The battle against LinkedIn AI slop is going well for those of us who like to use our brains.
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Why "I approve" can become the most dangerous button in enterprise AI
Autonomous AI demands governance, identity controls, and accountability beyond human approval.
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Why most organizations are getting AI security wrong (and why it’s about to catch up with them)
Most organizations are securing AI incorrectly, leaving critical runtime vulnerabilities exposed as enterprise adoption accelerates.
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The ascent of autonomous attacks and the race to contain them
Autonomous AI attacks are accelerating, forcing businesses to rethink cyber defense, identity and resilience.
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Apple Reportedly Will Raise iPhone Prices, but Just How Much?
The Cupertino giant apparently will match, if not exceed, what Google and Samsung did with their phone pricing.
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If You Don’t Want Smart Glasses to Spy, Try a Bluetooth Detector App
Amid broad privacy concerns, new apps like Zuckoff help detect smart glasses in the wild.
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It’s Been 20 Years Since Astronomers Decided Pluto Isn’t a Planet
Pluto lost its planethood for a very specific reason. Whether or not that’s a good reason depends on who you ask.
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RAMageddon Strikes Again: Amazon Raises Its Electronics Prices by Up to 60%
The e-commerce giant blames increases in component costs for the device price hikes.
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ChatGPT vs. Gemini: Which Chatbot Is Better at Seeing the World Around You?
I put these multimodal models through a camera test.
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Your Phone Is Filthier Than You Think. Here’s the Right Way to Clean It
These quick tips will give your phone a fast, basic clean.
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People’s Picks: Our Readers Say These Mobile Carriers Are Better Than the Industry Giants
One mobile virtual network operator wins over readers with its value, cellular data connection and customer satisfaction.
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How to Stop AI Chatbots From Training on Your Personal Data
Here are the settings you need to tweak so AI models aren’t trained on your personal data.
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My Guaranteed Steps to Tell if a New Device Is a Flock Camera
If you’re worried about Flock cameras, start by learning to recognize them.
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Your Mac’s Screen Sharing Feature Has a Security Flaw. Here’s How to Protect Yourself
Apple issued a fix for the vulnerability. But it’s best to disable screen sharing when not actively using it.
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Disney Settled an Antitrust Case for $50 Million. Here’s How to Get Your Share Before Sept. 8
Disney has settled a lawsuit alleging it forced higher prices for live TV streaming subscriptions.
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Watch the Highest-Ever Resolution Video of the Sun’s Surface
New images of the sun seem to support a long-held theory about what’s happening on the sun’s surface.
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Vitamix’s First Personal Blender, the Nano, Is Here
The Nano also features SmoothiePilot, Vitamix’s first adaptive smoothie program.
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3 Years After Launch, Disney’s Lorcana Is Just Getting Started
Lorcana has exploded since it came on the scene, and I had a chance to chat with co-founder Ryan Miller about where it may be going next.
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It Took Apple 8 Years to Listen to Me and Add This Killer Feature to the Apple TV
Take a look back at Apple’s black box and everything it’s added (or not) over the past decade.
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GTA 6 Leaks Prompt Take-Two to Seek Subpoenas for Microsoft, Discord Data
The requests target Discord accounts and a GitHub repository connected to the ongoing GTA 6 leak investigation.
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How to Find Out If There Are Flock Cameras Near You
The Atlas of Surveillance maintains the largest known database tracking police surveillance technologies across the US.
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This Star Whips Around the Milky Way’s Black Hole Faster and Closer Than Any Other Known Star
At 15,500 miles per second, it’s the fastest planet or star ever observed by science, but its true value is how close it is to our galaxy’s supermassive black hole.
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Breaking up with Google is easy with these free alternatives.
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Grok Had a ‘Generation Glitch’ That Caused It to Send Users Pure Nonsense
Chatbot gibberish is annoying. But it’s also a lesson in how AI works.
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Xbox Series X Special Edition Pricing Confirms 2026 Is a Bad Year for Gamers
The Microsoft Xbox Special Edition console price has leaked, revealing an unpleasantly high price.
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ChatGPT Can Take Over Your iMessages. But Do You Really Want That?
OpenAI has a new feature that allows its AI chatbot to read your texts and write new ones.
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Inside Jason Kelce’s Potty Humor Marketing Ploy Against AI Data Centers
Big Tech’s water guzzling to cool AI servers is serious, even if this viral ad isn’t.
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The Dead Internet Theory May Be Coming True, Pew Research Findings Show
More of what you’re reading online could be written by an AI bot.
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You Can Soon Use the Tap-to-Pay Option at Walmart and Sam’s Club
The contactless payment method will be available starting Aug. 24 at select stores and clubs.
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UK power plant shutdown highlights CNI cyber challenges
An alleged Iranian attack on a small reserve ‘peaker’ power plant went largely unnoticed despite causing four days of downtime. Cyber experts say the incident raises serious questions about CNI resilience.
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Beyond detection: the challenge of infrastructure AI
How AI can monitor the growth of cracks and defects in engineering structures to predict the need for repairs
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What the latest UAE cyber attacks reveal about threats to critical sectors
ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins explains why aviation, energy and education organisations remain attractive targets, and why prevention should take precedence over detection
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Post Office finally signs off Horizon replacement deal after three-month delay
The Post Office has finally put pen to paper on its contract with an electronic point of sale system supplier after a three-month holdup
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How can the UK plan rationally for the datacentre future it needs?
Navigating the UK datacentre boom requires robust site planning, early stakeholder engagement, and strategic grid alignment to overcome regulatory delays
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CW@60: From Moon landings to AI - how our relationship with technology has changed
If landing men on the Moon represented one giant leap for technology, we may just be at the cusp of another huge step forward
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NCSC tells organisations to have AI kill switches at the ready
In the wake of a series of cyber incidents involving AI agents, the NCSC has published interim guidance for operators of agentic systems, advising organisations retain the ability to pull the plug on AI systems entirely
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‘AI Resist List’ launched to challenge tech industry narratives
A collation of journalists, scholars and researchers have launched a database to document the increasing grassroots pushback against artificial intelligence technologies
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Sovereignty’s next chapter: Why AI makes sovereignty a competitive advantage
In part two of a two-part series, Computer Weekly talks to 10 storage suppliers and a lawyer about the next frontier in data sovereignty – from AI model sovereignty to the sovereign SLAs that could redefine the storage market
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Datacentre planning must be part of broad digital and industrial system
The UK must integrate digital and energy planning, and treat compute as a flexible grid asset through evidence-based modular design rather than building isolated hyperscale hubs
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AI and jobs: people will be at the heart of making AI work
AI may be eliminating some job roles but overall demand for human labour will increase amid signs of an 'AI boomerang'.
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CW@60: The networks behind a connected society
Computer Weekly may have chronicled IT in the UK for 60 years, but the country's telecoms infrastructure goes back three times that far
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ICO police facial recognition audits reveal ‘mixed’ bag
The use of facial recognition technologies by UK police forces requires ‘significant improvements’ to ensure accountability and public trust, says data regulator
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Will Scottish datacentre ruling nudge spec builds into the open?
Scotland forces councils to flag 50MW-plus datacentre bids to ministers within seven days, as mooted gigawatt campuses prove to be vapour or stall on grid connections
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Starling Bank adds AI-powered skills to customer-facing chatbot
The bank plans to introduce AI skills on a regular basis to build out the capabilities of the Starling Assistant
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Number of girls choosing GCSE computing drops for second year in a row
For a few years, the number of girls choosing computing at GCSE was on the rise, but it has since seen a two-year drop
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PoliceAI outlines plans to test and assure AI for policing
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Turn datacentre impact uncertainty into datacentre clarity
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Premier League to phase in cyber compliance regime
The Premier League is introducing mandatory cyber compliance rules, but they won’t be fully enforced until the end of the decade
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