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Anthropic reveals Claude AI model hacked three companies during tests — so how worried should we be?
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Mystery Booster Commander Edition is everything I could want from a Magic: The Gathering set — please, Wizards of the Coast, print as much as possible
Mystery Booster Commander Edition is everything I could want from a Magic: The Gathering set.
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Samsung warns RAM-pocalypse could last until 2028 — as its profits continue to rise
Samsung says the memory shortage will persist through 2028 and worsen in 2027.
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Disney+ brings 4K streaming back to European customers, but HDR is still on the to-do list
Disney+ has changed its streaming platform in Europe to restore 4K viewing to Premium subscribers, but HDR hasn't been restored just yet
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Solar energy just had its best-ever month in the UK — as the first plug-in solar kits prepare to go on sale within weeks
Solar energy just set a new record in the UK, supplying more power to the grid than in any previous month. And it will soon get another boost from the legalisation of plug-in solar in weeks.
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No more boring back-to-school laptops: The 15.6" Lenovo LOQ with Ryzen 5 processor and RTX 4050 graphics is $300 off — and it's a dream for aspiring creators
Heading back to school? This Lenovo LOQ laptop with a Ryzen 5 processor and RTX 4050 graphics is $300 off right now.
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A torrent of states are repealing data center tax exemptions — but it could increase costs by upwards of 7%
Multiple states are repealing or modifying sales tax exemptions, and it could cause the cost of data centers to skyrocket.
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No shade Sony, but Hideo Kojima is celebrating his love of physical discs with a new limited edition version of my favorite mini CD player
Kojima Productions is collaborating with audio brand km5 on a cute limited edition CD player.
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I tested the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, and it's truly like having an iPad mini or a Kindle in your pocket
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is the foldable for people who never thought they’d want one.
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What is the release date for X-Men '97 season 2 episode 8 on Disney+?
The penultimate episode of X-Men '97 season 2 will make its debut this week — find out when it'll be released on Disney+.
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I scanned Best Buy's massive back-to-school sale — these are the 12 deals I'd buy on laptops, tablets, AirPods, TVs, and more
From AirPods to OLED laptops: these are the essentials that I'd pick up from Best Buy's back-to-school sale.
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Cape Fear ending explained: Who died, what happened to Max Cady, who is Natalie's real father, and possible season 2 predictions
Cape Fear had a dramatic season finale. Here's everything that went down in the last episode of the Apple TV thriller.
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Laptops from Apple, HP, Lenovo, and more are up to 40% off in the back-to-school sales — here are the top 12 deals I'd buy
I've searched through this month's back-to-school sales and picked out the 12 best laptop deals that I recommend buying if you need a new device for the upcoming school year.
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I stopped starting every ChatGPT conversation from scratch — these 5 simple changes made it much more useful
You can save time using ChatGPT if you follow some easy suggestions on better ways to work with the popular AI.
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'Every small business will eventually have a digital workforce of AI agents': Bluehost CEO on how AI agents are reshaping business
Bluehost CEO Sachin Puri breaks down what AI agents mean for small businesses
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Meet deGDID: Windscribe's answer to the Windows tracker that VPNs cannot mask
Windscribe has released deGDID, a free tool that targets Microsoft's hidden Global Device Identifier, a persistent Windows tracker that even a VPN cannot hide.
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Millions of downloads, zero security: how clone VPNs are gaming the Google Play Store
After auditing thousands of Android VPNs, here's what we discovered when looking into the details
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Creality Falcon T1 review: A 5-star 5-in-1 laser engraver for businesses
The Creality Falcon T1 is a fully enclosed laser workstation built around five interchangeable modules, including a 20W and 40W diode, a 20W fibre (used in this review), a 60W MOPA, and a 5W UV.
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I tested the world's first AI spotting scope for birders — and it's brilliant in places, frustrating in others
The GoBirding Vision Master's on-device bird recognition impresses, but shaky autofocus and stabilization issues hold it back.
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When AI inherits your technical debt
The real challenge facing organizations isn't whether to adopt AI, but whether their existing technology foundations can support it at scale.
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Backpacks, USB hubs, and more: the essential accessories every student needs for their Mac
Supercharge your studies with the best back-to-school accessories for your Mac desktop or laptop.
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Surfshark pulls the plug on Search as it shifts focus to fighting scams
Surfshark is phasing out its private Search tool due to low adoption, starting with mobile, and says a brand new anti-scam feature is coming to iOS and Android.
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How to watch The Sky at Night for *FREE* – stream the long-running astronomy show from anywhere
Presented by Maggie Aderin-Pocock, Pete Lawrence, Chris Lintott and George Dransfield, here's how to watch The Sky at Night free from anywhere.
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Why serious AI builders are skipping third-party evals
Why top AI companies are bypassing external dashboards to treat evaluation as the product.
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Geekom IT13 Max review: An Ultra 9 mini PC held back by its own configuration
Superb for office and light creative work, and better suited to a workshop than a design studio.
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Samsung's latest report suggests the RAM crisis is only just getting started — could we be looking at a new normal?
Don't expect the RAM crisis to get better beyond 2027, at least according to Samsung, and a new report suggests it's worse than we thought.
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Upgrading your PC for summer? Lightning-fast Samsung 990 SSD drops 30% at Amazon, combining high speeds with generous storage capacity for creators and pros
Samsung's 2TB 990 SSD helps desktops boot faster, transfer files quicker, and store much more data.
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Proton VPN quietly unveils a massive under-the-hood upgrade — here's all we know about 'Proton Protocols'
Proton VPN has rolled out a major under-the-hood rebuild to its apps. The newly introduced "Proton Protocols" promise quicker connections, better stability, and new features designed to easily bypass online censorship.
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'Charging products really don’t get much better than the Anker Prime': Our favorite cable-decluttering device just got a price cut at Amazon — and it's perfect for the home office or back-to-school setup
Anker's discounted Prime 200W charging station makes busy desks tidier and keeps up to six devices powered simultaneously.
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'We’ve been behind the ball for so long': Experts say DNA samples from crime-scene forensics can be modified and even switched using an AI tool
Researchers used AI-assisted code to undetectably tamper with data from computerized scans of physical DNA evidence produced by widely used crime-lab machines.
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Caught Up in T-Mobile’s Recent Outage? You Could Snag a Credit… If You Ask for It
Customers report getting some compensation for the recent service outage, but it requires some work on your part.
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Court document in Asato case reveals xAI/Grok sexual prompts
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Anthropic lost control of Claude in latest AI cyber blunder
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Offshore support staff don’t fear artificial intelligence
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Gartner: Why cyber security must shift to outcomes against AI-led attacks
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Amazon pins multiple open source compromises on North Korea
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Annual search for UK’s unsung cyber heroes kicks off
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Police monitored phone data of BBC security editor Brian Rowan to identify confidential sources
Northern Ireland police monitored phone communications of former BBC security editor Brian Rowan after he wrote about a police and MI5 agent in Northern Ireland
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Meta results reveal people are vying for its compute
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