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Tech cannibalization to become mainstream? Removing expensive components and reballing memory set to reach 7–9% of smartphones by 2027
Reballing allows recovered memory chips to be reused, helping manufacturers control expenses while raising questions about consistency and device longevity.
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Russia finds a devastatingly simple way to make killer drones evade Ukrainian EW — doubles antennas to 32 and orders 100,000 units
Russia is expanding production of advanced Kometa navigation modules, equipping drones with larger antennas as Ukraine explores alternative electronic warfare countermeasures.
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Workers are increasingly looking for ways to hide their AI usage at work
New research suggests there may be a gap between how employees should be using AI within the terms of their role, and what they are actually doing with the technology.
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Hearing aid giant Amplifon reveals data breach hits thousands of US customers
Some sources are saying more than a million people are affected as the company investigates further.
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LG's 97-inch OLED TV panels are finally being upgraded to 4,000 nits of brightness and 165Hz
LG goes big and bright with the new evo OLED TV panel —and it's updated its transparent OLED TV too.
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Adobe wants you to spend less time editing and more time creating – Creative Cloud opens its doors to third-party AI agents
Adobe wants you to embrace using your favorite AI agent to handle administrative editing so that you can create more.
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Claude can now join your weekly meeting to take notes and even start work for you — and that's not all, with new spreadsheet, whiteboard tools and more helping conquer the world of "Frontier Work"
Claude can now join video calls, build spreadsheets and much more.
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Disney Imagineering has a new idea for keeping you off your phone at Disneyland
We spoke with Disney Imagineering and Meta to learn how the new AI-powered Disneyland Enchanted Guide could help guests navigate the park, check wait times, and spend less time looking at their phones, thanks to hands-free support for Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses and AirPods.
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New 'BluePhishing' scam sees criminals spoof AI agents to get access to corporate environments
Be careful which agents you approve - some are malicious and can bring their friends, too.
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Wyze launches an easy-fit smart lock and a solar 2K camera for budget home security
You can fit the Wyze Lever Lock with just a screwdriver, and the Wyze Solar Cam runs all day on just an hour of sunlight.
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Rumored Nvidia GPU price hikes could be the finishing blow for PC gaming
I already feared the worst about GPU price hikes, but a rumor suggests huge rises could arrive much sooner than expected.
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IPVanish quietly brings quantum-resistant WireGuard to iPhone and iPad — here's all we know
IPVanish has added post-quantum encryption to WireGuard in its iOS app. Here's what we know so far, what we're still waiting on, and why PQE matters for you.
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'There is a very dark scene in the mission where Finn Colton looksmaxxes' — Hitman World of Assassination senior level designer says Jacksepticeye 'gave us carte blanche to make him as evil as we wanted'
Hitman World of Assassination's new Elusive Target stars YouTuber Jacksepticeye, and he allowed IO Interactive to make his character "as evil as we wanted."
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1 in 7 Brits fear AI agents could get them into legal trouble
Brits really don't trust AI agents to act on their behalf, and are less likely to use a business that deploys AI agents.
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Disney Imagineering is giving Disneyland guests the chance to help shape its next big ideas
Disney Imagineering is giving Disneyland guests a rare peek behind the curtain with a new app that lets them test and help shape future park experiences.
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Google Pixel Tag launches: specs, price, and how it compares to Android rivals
The Google Pixel Tag is finally available to buy, and its specs and price are comparable to those of its rivals.
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Amazon announces the start date for its massive Black Friday sale — here are the best early deals, and the ones to watch
The start date for the Amazon Black Friday sale has been announced, along with some of the offers we can expect from the mega-sale, but I've also rounded up several of the best early deals you can shop now.
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Not sure what tech is worth buying this Black Friday? Ask our experts for advice
Already seeing tempting Black Friday discounts on tech, but not sure any are worthwhile? Tell our deal experts what you're considering and we’ll give you honest advice.
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How to watch Stacey and Joe: In too Deep for free — stream from anywhere
Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash are back for an ambitious project. Here's how to watch Stacey and Joe: In too Deep online from anywhere in the world, and for free in the UK.
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Why wait for Black Friday? Samsung’s early laundry deals are already here
From holiday spills to piles of pet blankets, here are five Samsung laundry options that make one of the season’s biggest chores a little easier.
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VZMORE slashes $229 off its AX9 Max Ryzen AI 9 mini PC for Black Friday
VZMORE's AX9 Max mini PC combines Ryzen AI 9 power with Radeon 890M graphics, and it's $229 cheaper for Black Friday.
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Apple TV is adding American Sign Language to some films — and you don't need a browser extension
It's a small set for now
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OpenAI's data center problem is getting political, and better marketing might not be enough
OpenAI is changing how it approaches communities amid growing opposition to AI data centers
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Seagate FireCuda Forge external HDD review
The Seagate FireCuda Forge is a hybrid drive that utilises a large-capacity 20TB HDD to store files and an SSD to enable fast access. Once set up, the two drives act as one, delivering SSD performance and HDD capacity in a box that looks and feels like a standard external desktop hard drive.
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Sega newsletter data breach sees 2.2 million email addresses exposed
The Sega breach is part of a much larger supply chain attack that struck a digital marketing company called Arara.
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Don’t like Apple Music’s new white icon? Me neither — let's change it
The latest iOS update has swapped the Apple Music icon out for a new white one, but you can revert back to the red icon with these tips.
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These new wireless earbuds prove that wired tech isn't the be-all, and they come with some incredibly premium specs
Breggz and Noble have both released premium in-ear wireless buds on the same day, proving it's not all about wired.
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'Designed for unmatched versatility' — Secretlab's ErgoArch Monitor Light Bar is a new desk light featuring a versatile 3-point adjustment arm that 'fits into any setup'
Secretlab has announced the ErgoArch Monitor Light Bar Add-On, a new ergonomic, elevated overhead desk light "designed for unmatched versatility."
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'The game instantly had a vibe' — Original Mass Effect composer says Vigil 'was a particularly important track' that BioWare made the menu music instead of Mass Effect Theme 'at the last moment before shipping'
Original Mass Effect composer Jack Wall has revealed how orchestral and synth music influenced the series and how the iconic Vigil track changed the game.
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Anthropic lifts the veil on the latest features for Fable 5.2 & Mythos 5.2
Fable and Mythos 5.2 are faster, more accurate, and significantly cheaper than previous versions.
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Apple said the update fixes issues that could expose sensitive data.
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Google Pixel Tag Hands-On: The AirTag for Android Fans
Google’s own tracker adds a few welcome details to the smart tracker field.
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Apple TV Adds Sign Language Interpretation, Starting With Original Film ‘Being Heumann’
It’s the latest streaming service to add American and British Sign Language options, making movies more accessible and enjoyable for a wider audience.
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Your November Stargazing Calendar: Meteors, Morning Planets and a Supermoon
Darker evenings after the end of daylight saving time, plus a crowded morning sky, give you plenty of chances to look up this month.
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The DJ’s voice feature can now be disabled but what’s the fun in that?
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Ring’s Flying Home Security Drone Is Finally Here, and It’s Surprisingly Affordable
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NASA Just Made a Bunch of Moon Base Announcements: Here’s What They Are
The agency just unveiled new lunar missions, a nuclear-powered rover and $10 billion in contracts to build a moon base for astronauts.
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Ford Just Proved Its EV Battery Health Barely Degrades After 5 Years
2021 Mustang Mach-E electric SUVs have kept most of their battery and range after thousands of miles on the road.
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AI-Driven Tech Layoffs Could Trigger a 1.6 Million Job Recession
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Bluetooth Core 7.0 Speeds Are Set to Quadruple in 2027, Especially for Audio
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The cordless Vitamix Ion can be used anywhere.
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Uber Parking Lets You Book a Spot Directly in the App. Here’s How
The new feature is launching in 15 cities before expanding across the US and Canada. It follows Uber’s acquisition of SpotHero earlier this year.
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Data dive: Mapping UK councils’ hyperscale dependence
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Post Office to reach ‘milestone’ and eventually dump Fujitsu by September 2027
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