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PVanish says server count doesn't matter, so it rebuilt the parts that do
IPVanish has finished a two-year rebuild of its VPN network, boosting per-server throughput by 41% with 50Gbps ports, direct peering, and dual data centers. Here is what is new and how it compares.
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'No old code exists': Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis experience director confirms the 'reimagining' had to be built totally from the ground up on Unreal Engine 5 — but this meant Crystal Dynamics could add more tech upgrades
Crystal Dynamics has explained why it chose to build Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis from the ground up on Unreal Engine 5.
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Chinese vendor debuts world's first AMD Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 laptop, but 192GB LPDDR5X-8533 for gaming? Really??
SIXUNITED's new laptop pairs an AMD AI chip with 192GB of memory, aiming squarely at AI workloads over casual gaming
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Kioxia has nothing to lose, so it wants to swap expensive DDR for the world's fastest SSD ever built to save the world from AI RAMpocalypse
Kioxia is developing faster NAND and CXL memory products aimed at reducing AI data centers' dependence on increasingly costly conventional DRAM.
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What is the release date for Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 9 on HBO Max?
Amazingly, this week introduces the most meta universe yet. But when does Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 9 hit HBO Max?
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A Chinese state-owned firm was found shipping 46 tons of drone-making material to Russia
A Chinese state firm allegedly shipped 46 tons of carbon-fiber material to a sanctioned Russian drone maker, disguised as civilian cargo.
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This new free 'bit-perfect' Hi-Res Audio player for Mac was apparently a 'nightmare' to make, but could become the lossless player of your dreams
YM Pro is a Mac music player that bypasses the system mixer and communicates directly with your DAC
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The Tesla Roadster’s October reveal looks like another piece of pantomime — it’s a shame the once ground-breaking company doesn’t focus on cars anymore
Tesla’s new Roadster could fly, but I’d rather it built a car people can actually buy.
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These cheap Skullcandy earbuds have a worrying Bluetooth flaw that could let anyone connect to your device
Apple can push a firmware fix to earbuds already in your pocket. Skullcandy cannot reach yours at all for now.
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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, September 15 (game #1695)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, September 15 (game #926)
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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NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, September 15 (game #1192)
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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Indian government reveals new system able to detect Chinese-made components in military drones
Indian Army launches AASHVAST offline lab to inspect military drones for hidden software flaws, tampered parts, and security risks.
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Quote of the day by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore: 'The number of transistors incorporated in a chip will approximately double every 24 months' — laying down a prophecy for decades of computing acceleration
Moore's law held up for many years, with engineers finally reaching the physical limitations of silicon in the last decade or so
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Samsung's much-anticipated open-earbuds appear to leak again, this time with a new name and long list of features
Another leak has revived interest in Samsung's open-ear headphones, this time suggesting a new name as well as some features which they could have.
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A costly mistake? Report claims a third of employees fired due to AI will need to be rehired in the next few years
Gartner forecasts almost 33% of workers who were displaced by AI will be rehired by 2029 – probably on a higher salary package.
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31,000 Twitch users hit by malicious browser extension — OAuth tokens leaked via Russian proxy network
The extension has since been updated to remove the OAuth exfil.
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'Whoever wins AI, wins!' Trump warns 'traitors and leakers' to 'beware' and claims the 'conspiracy' against AI and data centers will only benefit China
While concern grows over AI and its potential to harm humanity, the White House claims the US has all the criminal and regulatory power it needs over the technology, and warns AI ' conspiracy theorists' to "beware".
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'Theft, lies, cover-up': US government slams Huawei for alleged criminal activity as blockbuster trial begins
Huawei case finally reaches court, with the Chinese tech giant charged with stealing trade secrets from five US companies, including Cisco and T-Mobile.
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At $80, this HP Envy 6165 all-in-one printer deal is one of the cheapest ways to upgrade a home office right now
The all-in-one inkjet lets you print, scan, and copy, features a 100-sheet input tray, 2.4in touchscreen, with 6 months of Instant Ink included.
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How to watch Leeds vs Newcastle: FREE live streams, TV channels and kick-off time for Premier League 2026/27
All the ways to watch Leeds vs Newcastle live streams in the Premier League 2026/27, including for free, as two unbeaten teams meet on Monday night.
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CISA warns hackers are exploiting max severity GitLab flaw — urges all businesses to patch immediately
A 10/10 GitLab flaw was added to CISA's KEV, giving government agencies just three days to patch.
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Digital rights advocates urge EU to step in and save encryption from Canada's Bill C-22
Canada's Bill C-22 is feared to be a major threat to global privacy and end-to-end encryption. Now, digital rights groups like Access Now are demanding the EU step in before it's too late
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Would you buy a Beats game controller? Apple is apparently working on its own iPhone controller, and the Beats team could be leading on how it looks and feels
Beats-branded game controllers for iPhones may be on the way, as rumors suggest Apple wants to take advantage of a growing market.
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This clever Anker 13-in-1 docking station deal upgrades your laptop into a serious triple-monitor workstation
This 13-port dock from Anker has a 6-in-1 detachable hub, triple display support, and charges your phone and laptop.
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I just added a permanent Menu Bar to my iPad in iPadOS 27, and it's made my Apple tablet feel much more Mac-like
I just discovered an iPadOS 27 setting that's changed the way I use my iPad.
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The super-cheap Google Fitbit Air's new Health Guardian features rollout — including Blood Pressure Trends and Insulin Resistance — is one in the eye for expensive rivals like Whoop
Google is loading its cheapest fitness tracker, the Google Fitbit Air, with premium tools from its Pixel Watch series to stay competitive.
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Dinner time saved and toddler meltdown avoided – my experience with the Jackery Explorer 2000 v2 power station
The Jackery 2000 v2 wasn’t the hero I expected, but it was the one I needed. This portable power station proved to be my home backup life-saver.
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Microsoft Cloud accounts stolen in highly complex impersonation and passkey phishing campaign
Passkeys have all but eliminated password theft, so what now? Criminals have a solution.
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The hidden legal dangers of your video doorbell and security cameras — how to protect yourself without getting caught out
Home surveillance is a complex topic, so make sure you're fully informed before installing cameras to protect your home.
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MediaTek’s Dimensity 9600 Pro Focuses on Gaming, AI Performance for High-End Phones
The high-end processor is the company’s first to use TSMC’s 2-nanometer process.
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LG Denies Allegations Its Televisions Are Always Recording
Researchers say that they exploited the microphone and content recognition features of an LG TV to listen to user conversations.
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Apple Could Be Working on Multiple Foldable Phones, Report Predicts
Apple just opened the door to foldable iPhones, and the Duo may not be alone for long.
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Siri AI Will Have Deep Integration With ChatGPT and Claude Models, Leaked Build Shows
Siri AI will cooperate with ChatGPT or Claude on certain tasks. The third-party models can even replace Siri altogether.
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Disabling Apple Intelligence Just Got Harder With iOS 27. Here’s How to Opt Out
Since Apple Intelligence is all about Siri AI now, here’s what you need to know to de-AI your iPhone.
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Nintendo Switch Owners Should Update Their Firmware After Security Exploit Discovered
The issue does not affect the Nintendo Switch 2.
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Sorry, iPhone Air Fans: There’s No Second Generation From Apple This Year. Here’s Why
Apple’s decision to only drop luxury iPhone models this year is a bummer for budget shoppers.
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Apple’s New iPhone Duo Folds Horizontally, Like a Passport
It’s like you’re opening a small book, not flipping a Star Trek communicator open. And the crease marking where it folds is almost invisible.
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I’ve Been Using iOS 27 for Months. Here’s What’s Great and What Needs to Change
The new OS doesn’t feel like a total overhaul, but most of the changes consistently nudge things in a good direction.
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Why Is My iPhone ‘Optimizing Search and Siri’ With iOS 27?
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I Pretended to Be on Vacation to Test This Rental-Ready Smart Lock
Lockly released a new type of smart lock, with a stylish keypad and features made specifically for rentals, vacation homes and Airbnbs. I tried it all.
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Overwatch Season 5 Will Add a New Kind of Support, Try to Solve 2 Roster Headaches
This year has already brought massive changes to the Overwatch roster, and next season adds two reworks of longtime problem heroes.
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iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: Apple’s and Samsung’s Premium Foldables Compared
From durability to cameras and battery life, here’s how the premium foldable phones stack up.
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Yes, the iPhone Duo Is a First-Generation Phone. That’s Why You Should Get One if You Can
Despite its price, more people who don’t use tech the way I do should own this iPhone.
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Apple Watch Series 12 vs. Apple Watch SE 3: Compare Apple’s New Watch and Its Lower-Cost Option
Apple’s lower-cost smartwatch still has plenty of useful features, even with the new Series 12 going on sale soon.
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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro vs. 14 Pro: The Four-Year Difference Between Apple’s Pro Phones
If you’re considering an upgrade from the iPhone 14 Pro to the iPhone 18 Pro, you’ll see a lot of improvements.
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Sony Will Pay Out $7.85 Million in PlayStation Store Credit. How to Claim Part of the Settlement
The payment will go to your PlayStation Network wallet after the final approval hearing in mid-October.
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The Latest Weird Thing to Play Doom Is the Mapped-Out Brain of a Fruit Fly
Google Research mapped a male fruit fly’s brain, and it only took a few days for modders to start making it play Doom.
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Before You Get That Phone Deal, Double-Check Bill Credits and Installment Plan Details
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Here are hints and the answers for today’s NYT Strands puzzle, No. 924 for Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026.
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BlizzCon 2026: New Starcraft Shooter, Diablo 5, World of Warcraft Forever
News and trailers from Blizzard’s opening ceremony.
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Mother Calls for ‘Accountability’ After Meta AI Mines Family Posts for Info on Minors
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CNET Readers Were Right About the iPhone Duo. But There’s One Thing They Got Wrong
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Transformers: More than meets the eye in datacentre grid connection
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CW@60: Don’t forget your toothbrush - guarding sources, exposing the secret state
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CW@60: Navigating the waves and storms of technological change
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UK rolls out digital ID for alcohol sales
Changes to the law that will enable the retail and hospitality industry to introduce digital identity checks for alcohol sales are being rolled out
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UK lawmakers call for new law to protect human rights from AI systems
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Skills, culture and leadership: The foundations of the UAE’s digital economy
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Finnish government AI plan puts thousands of public sector jobs at risk
Nordic government estimates huge cost savings and productivity gains through public sector AI plan
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UK cyber shortfalls: A skills gap and/or a gender gap?
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Edge computing has stopped being a niche networking conversation and is showing up in board-level infrastructure discussions
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US lawmakers call for UK court to lift secrecy over Apple ‘backdoor’ surveillance
Congress warns that the UK’s unprecedented secrecy over a ‘backdoor’ surveillance order against Apple is straining relations between the two countries
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UK government to create team to validate Capita’s data on troubled pension scheme
Cabinet Office is setting up a function to check the civil service pension scheme data provided by Capita
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GDPR wasn't designed for AI and that's a security problem
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