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$6,399 — that's how much GMKTec sells its EVO-X5 Pro mini PC with an AMD Max+ PRO 495 and 192GB RAM, and that's the cheapest fully loaded Gorgon Halo device
GMKtec launched the EVO-X5 Pro for $6,399, pairing 192GB of memory with a Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 chip.
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Amazon AU's October Prime Day sale is now on — these are the 100+ expert-recommended deals on day 3
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale has brought record-low prices on hundreds of top-rated tech, and I've hunted down all the best deals on headphones, air fryers, vacuums, coffee machines and more.
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Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter review: yet another triumphant remake
Trails in the Sky 2nd Chapter is another triumphant remake that’s oozing with combat depth, visual flair, and excellent quality of life updates.
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US government reveals $5.25 billion spending on boosting national grid to help power new AI data centers — money will cover 31 projects across 26 states, but how will it affect energy bills?
Funding comes in addition to larger commitments from utilities, and it chooses to focus on wires and sensors instead of power plants.
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Bambu Lab's Halloween Sale has up to 30% off supplies — I'd pair these 3D printers with all the deals
Bambu Lab's Halloween Sale is packed with everything you need for spooky creations — these are my top three 3D printers to go with everything on sale.
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Creators can save $100 on the powerful Ugreen DXP4800 GT NAS
In our tests, the Ugreen DXP4800 GT NAS delivered "ultra fast transfer speeds that far surpasses the competition", with dual 10GbE networking — and $100 off.
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Moscow tightens regulation on SIM market to crack down on fraud and 'attackers' — Anti-Fraud 3.0 could see SIMs sold without money and a massive reduction in SIM card sellers
Russia’s Anti-Fraud 3.0 proposals could reduce SIM sellers, require zero-balance cards, and create stronger payment trails for fraud investigations nationwide.
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Developers want to build this 1,300-acre AI data center so badly they offered every house in town $10,000
Residents have called the payment a "bribe" designed to sow divide between the community.
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Casio’s F-B100W smartwatch launches in the US after selling out in Japan
Casio’s F-B100W watch is now available in the US after going on sale in Japan in August.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 review: making smartwatches easy
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 simplifies the smartwatch experience, but some might find it a bit too simple.
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iFixit’s AirPods 5 teardown reveals one key improvement to Apple’s earbuds
iFixit tore down the new AirPods 5 and found some notable improvements compared to their predecessors.
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Which Amazon Echo smart speaker should I buy? A handy guide to your four options
Now's an especially good time to buy a new Amazon Echo smart speaker — and if you're not sure which one, head this way.
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Hackers host fake ChatGPT model on its official website — but really it's just malware
A fake model leading to a fake CAPTCHA... what could go wrong?
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Should AI write your marketing emails? Where to automate and where to step in
AI emails that don’t lose your customers’ trust
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Take our DC Universe expert's tough Lanterns quiz ahead of its season 1 finale
Lanterns' season 1 finale is almost here — and I dare you to test your knowledge in our tricky quiz before it's released.
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Freckle Phone has a kid-friendly name, but I'm not sure it can overcome the AI gadget curse
The free-range kids movement finally has an AI phone custom-built for world exploration — I talked to the phone's creator about its chances.
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I tried America.gov, and I'm wary of trusting it with my data
I tried the new AI-powered America.gov and found a useful government guide whose ambitious plans raise much bigger questions about privacy, security and trust
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‘Launching an app shouldn’t mean learning how to host’: GoDaddy has launched Node.js hosting
Launching a web app just got easier thanks to GoDaddy’s new hosting product
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Could a treadmill make you a better runner than an Apple Watch? Peloton CPO Nick Caldwell and CMO Megan Imbres believe the Peloton Tread Vision's AI cameras offer 'much higher accuracy' than wearables
I tried Peloton's new redesigned Tread Vision and its AI feedback, and interviewed the company's chief product and marketing officers about its new features.
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Devolo WiFi 7 Mesh BE6500: an affordable mesh Wi-Fi system let down by its app
PowerLine specialist steps into the mesh Wi-Fi market with this affordable Wi-Fi 7 option.
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VPNs dodge a bullet — New US piracy bill targets ISPs but leaves VPNs alone
A new bicameral US piracy bill aims to crack down on foreign pirate sites, but unlike earlier proposals, it explicitly spares VPN providers. Here is what the DEFEND IP Act means for your digital privacy.
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Proton Easy Switch lets businesses move from Microsoft 365 in just days, rather than months
After offering Easy Switch for Google Workspace, Proton is now helping Microsoft 365 admins move over to Proton Workspace.
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Russia escalates VPN blocks following State Duma elections in major censorship crackdown
Fresh off the State Duma elections, Russian authorities have intensified their war on the global web, targeting VPN infrastructure and demanding app store takedowns to crush online freedom.
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AI models are sharing sensitive data from tech companies in new 'PixelLeak' screenshots
Privacy-oblivious AI agents leave sensitive data out on the open and have no clue what the problem is.
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9 of the biggest new headphones and earbuds unveiled in September: Apple, Bose, Sony and more
In what has been a huge month for headphones and earbuds, we pick just the 9 most-prominent products in the portable audio listening gear space — strap in, there's a lot to get through!
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Samsung launches the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and SmartTag 3
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is big, slim, powerful, and expensive — and it's landed alongside another tablet and a tracker.
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Lego PlayStation launch build-up live: where to buy the classic PS1 console replica kit in early access
The Lego PlayStation launches on October 1, so I've gathered together all the places you can buy the replica console and secure yours in early access ahead of a wider release on October 4.
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Shark’s new FlexStyle IonCurl could be the exact styler my flyaway hair needs
A major upgrade on the original Shark FlexStyle, with stronger Coanda airflow for bouncier curls, a cool shot option, and ionic tech to reduce static buildup.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Spaces to help humans and agents work together
OpenAI has replaced Library with a new shared Spaces environment to help humans collaborate with ChatGPT and Dots.
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Meta targets SMBs with Muse AI that can run your business for you - but will anyone actually need it?
Shortly after Meta put its autonomous Muse agents in the hands of consumers, SMBs are also getting access.
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Trump Launches a US Government Chatbot. It’s Got Some Quirks
America.gov wants to answer questions about government services. Just don’t ask it to play Minecraft, or type in the word “hotdog.”
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Trump’s ‘AI Accord’ Does Little to Actually Keep AI Safe, Experts Say
The president got Big Tech leaders to sign a voluntary agreement for overseeing AI safety. But it leaves big questions unanswered.
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Gotta Go Fast and Hunt Demons This October in These Free PlayStation Plus Games
Conquering monsters in Hunt: Showdown 1896 is a fitting way to celebrate the Halloween season.
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Sick of Paying for Slow Unlimited Data? Readers Recommend This Mobile Carrier
Our People’s Picks awards narrowed down which mobile carrier is worth switching to, and the top pick may surprise you.
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The Results Are In: CNET Readers Trust These Mobile Carriers More Than the Major Networks
MVNOs score higher than AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon in many key categories.
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Is That Early Holiday Deal or Fake Discount? Our Shopping Expert Chimes In
If you plan on shopping during early holiday sales, double-check prices before you buy.
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Can Air Purifiers Clear Wildfire Smoke From Your Home? What Our Lab Data Reveals
We’ve found that some are much better at doing so than others.
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I Visited Lightship’s AE.1 EV Travel Trailer, and Now I Want to Take an Off-the-Grid Road Trip
The company, founded by Tesla veterans, is expanding manufacturing in Colorado to keep up with demand from RV enthusiasts.
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Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Simplifies Streaming Options, and I Went Hands-On
The 2026 streamer from Amazon features a new remote and support for HDR10 and Samsung’s HDR10 Plus.
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This Might Be the Only Hair Straightening Tool You Need
It’s super lightweight and delivers more impressive results than you’d expect for its size.
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It’s Official: You’ll See a Pickle Emoji and More on Your Device Next Year
The pickle could knock the eggplant off its pedestal.
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An Egg Genius Urged Me to Strain Before Poaching. The Results Were Astounding
Say goodbye to fluid, flimsy poached eggs when you add this one simple step.
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Apple Skipped the iPhone 18 This Year. Is the iPhone 17 Still a Good Choice?
The non-pro version of the next iPhone isn’t likely to arrive until 2027. I retested the iPhone 17 to see if it’s still the “best iPhone for most people.”
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Google Pixel 11A Leak May Have Revealed a New Color and Spec Bumps
The purported renders show a similar design to the Pixel 10A, but this time with the newest Tensor chip.
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Look Out for This iPhone Duo Preorder Scam That Can Steal Your Data
Apple’s first foldable isn’t available for preorder until Oct. 16. Don’t believe anything that says otherwise.
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Forget Productivity: 3 AI Tips to Help You Keep Calm and Carry On at Work
Overcome the 9-to-5 drudgery with a little sparkle.
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Florida Asks Judge to Stop OpenAI From Training New Models After Latest Incidents
Top AI companies are investigating tens of thousands of cybersecurity incidents involving models escaping from test environments.
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Meta’s Muse Is Misbehaving in Mysterious Ways With Your Privacy
No cute, fuzzy mascot is worth all the security risks.
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Apple’s Final Cut Camera App Gets Updated for iPhone 18 Pro’s Signature Feature
The filming app adds controls for the variable aperture and shutter, giving you more ways to dial into the 18 Pro and Pro Max’s new camera features.
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OpenAI’s Latest Personal AI Agents Have a Cute Name and Never Stop Working
OpenAI rolls out new agents called dots, powered by GPT-6 Astra, at its annual DevDay.
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OpenAI DevDay: You Can Now Use GPT-6.1 Sol and Dots, Plus Big Subscription Changes
This is everything announced at Tuesday’s OpenAI DevDay. And you don’t have to be a developer to use these new tools.
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Apple’s 20th Anniversary iPhone 20 Pro May Arrive as One Smooth Slab of Glass
Next year’s models could have the biggest screens in iPhone history.
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Still on iOS 26? You Need to Download iOS 26.7.1 Now for This Zero-Day Patch
The update patches an issue that might lead to a “sophisticated attack,” according to Apple.
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This $3,555 Humanoid Robot Learns New Chores in 30 Minutes, Startup Says
Flourish says it’s ready to ship the first 50 units starting in December.
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October Skies Will Put On a Show: Here’s When to Look Up
You can add meteors, a full moon, and some cool planet appearances to your apple cider and bonfires.
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IT event dive: AI for its own sake at Tobacco Dock with Everpure
Inside a 200-year-old bonded tobacco warehouse, Everpure’s Accelerate London delegates wrestle with competition, orders from on high and AI for AI’s sake
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‘Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy’ says Beyond.pl AI factory exec
Beyond.pl built central Europe’s first sovereign AI factory on Everpure and Nvidia kit – now its CEO argues the real issue is operational sovereignty, not where the box sits
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Post Office process redress scheme pays out £4m so far
Post Office Process Review scheme, set up to redress subpostmaster losses caused by non-Horizon processes, products and policies, closes
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Half of Brits struggle to spot AI scams
Artificial intelligence-based scams are increasing in number and sophistication, according to National Trading Standards findings
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Cyber security without humans? The rise of agentic AI
The next evolution of cyber security may be autonomous, but industry leaders warn that trust, governance and human judgement can't be automated
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Sweden boosts cyber threat security defences amid AI advances
Sweden is strengthening its national security defences against cyber attacks
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Saudi Arabia’s next AI challenge is turning infrastructure into capability
Magna AI executive says governance, operational ownership and sovereign control will determine whether organisations can scale artificial intelligence beyond pilots
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Everpure survey: 88% of executives fear data sovereignty failures
An Everpure survey of 2,100 C-suite and IT leaders across eight countries finds 90% recognise the risk, yet 64% lack a formal strategy to close ‘the sovereignty gap’
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Cyber authorities issue alerts over exploitation of Citrix vulns
The latest vulnerabilities to be uncovered in the frequently targeted Citrix NetScaler product lines were being exploited well before disclosure, prompting disquiet
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Only 30% of Metropolitan Police officers have completed mandatory data training
Metropolitan Police senior officers admit that only 30% of the force has completed mandatory data protection training following a series of high-profile data incidents
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Dutch datacentre sector pitches itself as relief for an overloaded grid
European datacentre associations argue that building datacentres where renewable power is generated could ease grid congestion in the Netherlands and beyond
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Ukraine’s tech industry still stands strong
Andy Burnham visited Kyiv in Aug 2026, the fourth UK PM since 2022. UK-Ukraine tech collaboration has grown with AI-focused military deals, and Ukraine’s tech sector has proven resilient despite the war
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Kiteworks lifts shutdown order after incident-free weekend
Kiteworks customers are back up and running after a highly unusual preemptive shutdown that came amid indications of an impending cyber attack
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Are AI coders more trouble than they’re worth?
More and more code is being produced by AI tools. A poll finds that software teams are struggling to keep pace
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The GPU mirage on a lazy Sunday afternoon
An attempt to spin up my own Whisper transcription server resulted in an afternoon of sold-out zones and vanishing GPUs – a worm's-eye view of the shortage the industry talks about
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Oktane 2026: The industry is ready to talk about AI kill switches
The concept of an AI kill switch – a means to terminate out-of-control agents – sounds dramatic, but security leaders are now starting to talk openly and pragmatically about why they are needed and how to use them
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Defining digital sovereignty
Digital sovereignty has become a much-discussed topic - but most debate misses the point. It's not about where your supplier comes from, but about whether you have the ability to make decisions regardless of technology
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Investigative journalist seeks damages from police over unlawful phone surveillance
Northern Ireland journalist subject to unlawful communications surveillance seeks damages from police in High Court claim for data protection breaches and harassment
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Expecting cyber attack, Kiteworks tells users to turn off servers
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How Meta plans to deliver petabit connectivity between US and France
Meta is working with NEC, Sumitomo Electric Industries and Orange to deliver petabit transoceanic cabling capacity
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