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Where to watch Capturing Bigfoot online and from anywhere
Is the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film a hoax? Our guide explains how to watch Capturing Bigfoot online and from anywhere as filmmaker Marq Evans pulls back the veil in an 'astounding' Sasquatch documentary.
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There's a new free hi-res music streaming app on iPhone and Android with no ads and no subscription
Audiophile.fm is a completely free way to tune in to lossless internet radio on iPhone, Android and in your browser
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Kaspersky's VPN and password manager went dark for days worldwide — and the timing has raised awkward questions about Russia's drone-hit data centers
Kaspersky outage began within hours of Ukrainian drones shutting down a third Yandex data center, but no link has been confirmed.
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Is the new-look Kindle Colorsoft 2026 worth buying? Here's what you need to know
Is the upgraded Colorsoft a good buy? It depends what kind of reader you are...
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What happens when an AI interviewer meets AI interviewee? YouTuber stands up for those facing faceless hiring processes
A YouTube comedian has set up a job interview between himself and an AI interviewer, and sent an AI avatar along in his place.
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How to watch Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas online — stream reality TV from anywhere
Here's how to watch Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas online no matter where in the world you are as Lisa throws open the doors of her first boutique hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Russian bot activity plunged 84% after Ukraine hit Yandex data centers, but the bots were back at full strength within two days
The 84% bot collapse after Ukraine's Yandex strikes was real, lasted about a day, and Cloudflare watched the automation move to rival clouds.
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How to watch Aberfan: The Village That Fought Back for free online from anywhere
Here's how to watch the emotional documentary Aberfan: The Village That Fought Back online from anywhere in the world, completely FREE.
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'AI is no longer just supporting the business — it has become the business model': IBM VP tells us how your business can balance AI excitement with realism as governance becomes more important than ever
Caution is still important when scaling up AI, IBM warns - but don't let that temper your excitement.
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Reserve EcoFlow's new Titan 5000 home battery systems for $50 and get free solar panels
EcoFlow is going big on home backup power with its new Titan 5000 series, and early reservations come with extra savings.
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Apple promises to ‘Pro and Tell’ on October 28, and a touchscreen MacBook Pro could finally arrive
Apple is teasing an October 28 reveal with its ‘Pro and Tell’ campaign, and all signs point to potential new MacBook Pros with touchscreen OLED displays, alongside possible iPad updates.
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I knew 4K Blu-ray film restoration couldn't be easy, but after Hammer's Dracula I have a newfound appreciation
Before its return to cinemas and debut on 4K Blu-ray, I got to see the process behind the restoration of the 1958 Hammer classic, Dracula.
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Watch out — these are the phishing scams experts say are most likely to catch your workers out
New tech announcements, gifts, and insurance claims work best, Kaspersky found.
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Acemagic S16 Ryzen 7 laptop with 24GB DDR5 RAM drops to $569 when you stack Newegg's gift card promotion
This $599 Acemagic S16 laptop packs a Ryzen 7 processor and 24GB RAM, and I've found a clever hack to lower the price.
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Apple’s HomeView costs $299 / £299 — but that doesn't unlock all of its best features
Apple’s $299 HomeView can show your security cameras, but you’ll need an iPhone and an iCloud+ subscription before its AI can tell you what happened.
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Logitech G Pro X2 Rapid review: rapid by nature
The Logitech G Pro X2 Rapid is a highly specialized esports keyboard that delivers top performance at a hefty price.
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Russia's next tool to fight VPNs appears to be AI — and the numbers suggest it's scarily effective
A new draft national plan proposes using artificial intelligence to hunt down circumvention tools, but industry experts warn legitimate traffic could end up in the crossfire.
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FBI warns of torrent of scams and deepfakes ahead of US midterm elections
AI deepfakes and financial fraud campaigns are already showing up ahead of the US midterm elections in November.
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Fuse Energy reveals UK's first plug-in solar and battery system combo
Fuse Energy is launching a new plug-in battery that doesn’t need a roof for solar panels.
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Social media: How to maximize your privacy (and the top settings to change right now)
Protect your data without leaving social media
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Samsung Week sale teases early Black Friday deals on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, OLED TVs, Mini-LED TVs, and more
Samsung is giving us an early look at its Black Friday deals as part of its Samsung Week sale, so I've searched through and picked out the top 5 deals that are worth considering if you want to shop now.
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US federal court work hit after BAE Systems cyberattack affects bankruptcy court systems
The incident halted the BNC’s production and distribution of bankruptcy notices for bankruptcy courts.
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Chinese RAM surge through 2028 isn't likely to help the average consumer
As Dell's CEO joins the chorus of those warning the RAM crisis will last until 2030, don't expect a predicted memory rally from China to help.
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This is the cheapest 4TB SSD you can buy — Team Group T-Force G50 EVO Gen4 SSD costs $370 or $0.09 per GB, $554 less than Samsung 990 Pro
The Team Group T-Force G50 EVO Gen4 SSD is the cheapest 4TB solid-state drive I can find, and it's much cheaper than Samsung's 'stellar' 990 Pro.
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Vodafone, Orange, and others eye European Starlink alternative
Starlink might soon have some European competition if the continent's carriers get their way.
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I’d trust this 16TB Seagate Expansion drive with my backups and media library
Seagate's Expansion Desktop HDD delivers high-capacity hard drive storage and Rescue data recovery. With Newegg's gift card offer, it's $130 off.
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Zoom can now tell you for sure that the person you're speaking to isn't a deepfake — Sam Altman’s World debuts ID verification for AI Agents
With deepfake attacks on the rise, World will scan your iris so that you can verify you are indeed real on your next Zoom call.
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AI keeps breaking old encryption mysteries — and is dunking on humans too
AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic have been used to solve encryption mysteries that have baffled humans for decades and even centuries.
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TT Nature bird feeder review: two weeks with the budget wooden smart feeder camera
This timber bird feeder camera delivers constant solar power and subscription-free storage in a lovely wooden housing, but has a more basic app than most
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AMD’s Ryzen 7 7700X, is 'hands down the best processor on the market for most people' — now it's dropped to $209 with a free 240mm AIO cooler
We gave the AMD Ryzen 7 700X CPU 5 stars in our review, and an Editor's Choice award. Now, you can save on our top-rated CPU with this Newegg gift card stack.
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I’m not easily impressed when it comes to smart home hubs. Here’s why the HomeView is different.
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Japan Launches Mission to Mars Moons and Plans to Bring Samples Home
NASA contributed to this first-of-its-kind mission that may help us understand how our solar system formed.
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Meta Blames Bot Traffic for No Kings Day Instagram Suspension
The No Kings Coalition says that even after the account was visible again, they couldn’t access it for hours.
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Verizon Sets New iPhone Handoff Feature at $10, Double T-Mobile’s Price (and Still No AT&T Interest)
Just in time for the iPhone Duo, Verizon joins T-Mobile in supporting Apple’s clever feature for quickly switching between two phones.
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Your Phone Can Now Spot Smart Glasses Faster Than You Can
Amid broad privacy concerns, new apps such as Zuckoff help detect smart glasses in the wild.
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iOS 27.2 Could Bring These Features to Your iPhone Soon
The release candidate brings Siri AI to more languages and updates a few apps, like FaceTime and Podcasts.
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Apple Sends Invites Out for ‘Pro and Tell’ Special Event on Oct. 28
We could see new Macs and iPads at the event.
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When Are the iPhone 18, iPhone 18E and iPhone Air 2 Coming Out?
Looking forward to the iPhone 18, iPhone 18E or the iPhone Air 2? You might be waiting for a while.
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Tell Us Which Security Software Is Actually Worth Your Money
Help us crown the most trusted anti virus, VPNs and security tools of 2026 in our People’s Picks survey.
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NBA Arenas Get a Massive AT&T Network Upgrade to Boost Fan Experiences
Exclusive: Basketball venues are facing increasing broadcaster and fan demands, so the NBA, WNBA and AT&T are upgrading arenas with all-new communications equipment.
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Apple’s $250M Siri Settlement Is Taking Claims. Find Out If You Qualify
Eligible recipients in the class action settlement can now sign up for payouts over Apple’s AI lawsuit.
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GTA 6 Is Wiping Out PS5 Pro Stock a Month Before Launch
The game’s exclusivity is leading to greater demand for the high-end console.
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Scientists Find a ‘Ghostly Green’ Star, and That’s Not the Only Crazy Color
White dwarf stars, it turns out, come in a variety of hues. Says one astronomer: “Some of them genuinely surprised me.”
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‘Dragon Ball Super: Beerus’: When to Watch New Episodes of the Anime Series
Beerus is awake, and you should be tuning in to keep up with all the action each week.
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Voicemod’s New Phone Gadget Changes Your ‘Sonic Identity’ for Mobile Games and Streaming
Clip it to the back of your phone, and it’ll convert your voice on the fly for fun, privacy and accessibility.
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Texas Says It’s Fixed a Glitch That Delayed Nearly 600,000 Voter Registrations
Programming issues and software updates have been blamed for delays in getting hundreds of thousands of people registered to vote.
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Disneyland and Disney World: New Lands, Rides and Areas in 2026 and Beyond
Monstropolis, Villains Land, Piston Peak, Avengers rides, Indiana Jones and more. Here are all the details.
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Yes, You’re Probably Paying More for Phone Service. Here’s Where Your Money Is Going
T-Mobile just raised a mandatory fee again, but it’s not the only carrier taking small bites out of your wallet.
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This Is My Favorite Microsoft 365 Replacement and It’s Free on Linux, Mac and Windows
You can get a word processor, a spreadsheet program and more for free with LibreOffice.
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I Test Home Security Tech. Here Are 4 Devices I Rely on to Guard My Porch
Porch security is the best, easiest safety project for anyone new to smart homes.
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How I Captured These Tricky Macro Photos for a Major CNET Feature Story
This is how I captured macro images at home for a major CNET story, and had one shortlisted for a prestigious award.
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An Entire Swedish TV Show Got Deleted, and AI Got Blamed
The TV network that airs the show says a backup system failed, but the raw material still exists.
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MapQuest App Shows You Where License Plate Readers Are in Your Area
Turn on the Surveillance option and you’ll see tiny eyeballs on the map marking the cameras’ locations.
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I Let Meta Muse Talk to Customer Service Bots. It Didn’t Go Well
I wanted an AI agent to help with my tech to-do list, but the result wasn’t super helpful.
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Waymo Puts Toronto on the Map for Its Robotaxis
Training of the Waymo robotaxis will begin in the coming days, but you won’t be able to book a ride till 2028.
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Keep less, know more: the AI advantage hiding in your data estate
The Security Think Tank explores the intersection of GDPR and artificial intelligence, considering how data protection standards in the UK and Europe are changing in this new paradigm.
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Sustainability efforts could reverse public datacentre backlash
Datacentres are in the public crosshairs, but AI models could be next. Greenpixie’s John Ridd explains why companies must embrace sustainability data to ensure AI adoption lasts
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Denmark stands against critics of public sector AI plans
Public authorities to get standing permit to process personal data with artificial intelligence, but critics say it plays too loosely with rights against government intrusion
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Cooling – not compute – is the binding constraint on the AI factory
Compute can be bought, but heat rejection must be engineered. Nvidia’s Ajay Sekar reveals how warm-water liquid cooling is redefining the economics and geography of AI factories
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Funding, people and patience: How the UK can become a deeptech leader
At an event run by the Global Tech Advocates group, female leaders working in the deeptech sector discussed the ways in which the UK can become a leader in the space, including a focus on funding, people and having patience
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Efficient chips cannot save inefficient software
While hardware and datacentres dictate power supply, software creates AI demand. Forrester’s Abhijit Sunil explains why software sustainability must become a core engineering metric
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How quantum computing can work in enterprise IT
The latest thinking on quantum computing suggests that it will be used in application areas alongside existing high performance computing systems
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Interview: Jakob Freund, the quiet founder behind software that banks run on
Camunda’s co-founder and CEO on bootstrapping in a city without a startup scene, learning to lead without pleasing everyone, and the day he broke down after a layoff call
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Managing and monitoring hyperlocal AI workloads
High-velocity, high-volume data environments can increase the risks and potential impact of management mistakes, especially when running on-premise
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FPT and its ilk offer an alternative to Indian offshorers
The Vietnamese company symbolises a changing of the IT services guard, spurred on by AI and other emerging tech trends
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CMA to decide Microsoft strategic market status by February 2027
The CMA proposes to designate Microsoft’s business software ecosystem with strategic market status and sets out a roadmap on Copilot, Teams, cloud licensing and security
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International finance body espouses ‘sound practices’ for AI adoption
The Financial Stability Board has published 12 practices for financial services organisations to follow when implementing AI
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London AI concentration could stunt UK growth
Demand for artificial intelligence is surging across the UK, but talent is concentrated in the capital
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MoD’s new SIEM, analytics platform up and running
At a critical moment for Britain's national security, the Ministry of Defence’s upgraded SIEM and security analytics platform is being delivered by Centerprise and Elastic
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UK data watchdog warns Met Police over shadow IT data breach
The UK’s data protection watchdog warns of an ‘ongoing failure’ by the Metropolitan Police Service to restrict staff from using unauthorised IT services
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Warm jumpers and a power imbalance – this year’s most influential woman in UK tech
Stop offering ‘warm jumpers’ and actually change the inhospitable tech climate, says Computer Weekly’s most influential woman in UK tech 2026
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Computer Weekly announces the Most Influential Women in UK Tech 2026
Computer Weekly has revealed who has made the 2026 list of the 50 Most Influential Women in UK Tech, including this year’s winner, Karen Blake
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AI will trade in finance markets instead of humans, says HSBC investment bank boss
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Waste-to-energy firm picks Stackable on Ionos for sovereignty
Munich plant builder Martin centralises 10GB of telemetry per line each day on open-source Stackable, hosted by Ionos, to dodge US hyperscaler lock-in and the US Cloud Act
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