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This $1599 smart monitor robotic arm has its own built-in PC, and its 27-inch 4K display will follow you around thanks to its 'binocular 3D sensor'
A 27-inch 4K monitor on a six-axis robot arm that follows your posture, from $1,599 on Kickstarter.
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Hard drives were supposed to lose the storage war — but AI demand is now pushing their biggest suppliers years ahead
Toshiba is expanding HDD production as AI drives demand for higher-capacity storage across data centers and cloud infrastructure.
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'This data center belongs downtown': Developer proposes 20-story vertical data center in Kansas City to trade suburban sprawl for urban density
Revitalization Unlimited proposes 20-story Kansas City data center using vertical construction to reduce land requirements despite higher costs.
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How to watch Chicago PD season 14 online for free – Chicago franchise returns for 2026
Voight, Imani, and Atwater have some huge decisions to make in the latest episodes. Here's how to watch Chicago PD season 14 from anywhere
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Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, October 8 (game #1718)
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 Thursday, October 8 (game #949)
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 Thursday, October 8 (game #1215)
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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This 15.6-inch KYY K3-1 portable monitor is 15% off for Prime Day
Working from a laptop? This 15.6-inch KYY portable second screen is down to $68 in Amazon's Prime Day sale.
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Tiny Asian country beats China, USA to world's most accurate clock — Lutetium-based device loses 1 second every 264 billion years
Singapore just beat China and the US for the atomic clock accuracy record with a single lutetium ion.
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The MSI Roamii Be Pro is the best-value tri-band Wi-Fi 7 mesh router you can get on Prime Day, with 11 Gbps speeds and absolutely no subscriptions
The MSI Roamii Be Pro is the best-value Wi-Fi 7 mesh router system for Prime Day, with the fastest speed we’ve ever seen from a consumer Wi-Fi router.
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How to watch Chicago Fire season 15 from anywhere in the world – stream the series online for free
Our beloved 51 crew might not all make it out alive of this one. Here's how to watch Chicago Fire season 15 from anywhere
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This 4-pack of smart bulbs is the only genuinely good Philips Hue deal this Prime Day
Most of Amazon's discounts have been underwhelming, but this price cut on a set of four Philips Hue Essential smart bulbs is the real deal.
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Elevate your GTA 6 experience to make it look, sound, and feel better with these premium peripherals — all discounted in the sales and recommended by our experts
If you make one purchase to elevate your GTA 6 experience during this week's sales then I'd recommend going for one of these few peripherals.
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Moving beyond chips and screens: Samsung joins Nvidia and KKR in a massive $1 billion data center infrastructure deal
Samsung and five affiliates invest $1 billion in KKR's Helix, pairing chips, cooling, construction, computing, and batteries for AI infrastructure.
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How to watch Chicago Med season 12 from anywhere in the world – stream online for free
The news Seasons of all things One Chicago are finally here. Here's how to watch Chicago Med season 12 from anywhere
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Trump's 'Super Intelligence' AI rebrand is running ahead of the technology
Washington is launching a new AI oversight task force while Elon Musk embraces its “Super Intelligence” branding for no real reason.
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Could you stop a rogue AI from escaping? Take our sci-fi security test
OpenAI and Anthropic have huge teams working on this stuff. You’ve got six questions and your cybersecurity instincts. Could you keep a rogue AI contained?
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US Army shows off its in-house 'Dragoons' drone with 3D-printed bombs which can fly up to 12 miles
A US Army regiment built, armed and flew its own explosive-carrying drone in Germany, claiming a first without contractor support.
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I keep buying these Beats cables, and Prime Day just dropped them to $7.60
Beats’ braided USB-C cables are up to 60% off for Prime Day, with the 1.5-meter single cable hitting a new all-time low of $7.60 and the two-pack dropping to just $14.
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Save $350 on this Newegg Core i7-13620H laptop with 1TB SSD — $549 Hasee X5 has 16GB RAM, is 2X faster than $699 Apple MacBook Neo
Newegg is throwing a massive spanner in Amazon’s well-oiled Prime Day engine in the shape of the best-value laptop you can buy this October.
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Huawei and DeepSeek release open source AI tools in a bid to lower Nvidia exposure — but will programmers make the switch?
DeepSeek's two new repositories already have hundreds of GitHub stars between them.
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My 3 top-rated portable power station deals for WFH blackout insurance this Prime Day
If the power goes, the (router) lights stay on. I own several power stations in case of blackouts. These are the three I recommend for every home office setup.
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The Amazon Prime Day deals I’m buying to upgrade my new home cooking space
My kitchen just doubled in size, so I have so much more space for more kitchen gadgets.
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The Sony Inzone H6 Air is an 'incredibly lightweight' gaming headset with studio-grade drivers — here's how to get it for its lowest-ever price
Light on your wallet
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Netgear reveals new dark web monitoring tool which will tell you if your personal data turns up online
Netgear’s new Dark Web Monitoring service can alert users as soon as personal data is found on the dark web.
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MSI's Katana 15 HX and Crosshair A16 HX laptops are on sale — but there's only one winner
We’ve compared the MSI Katana 15 HX and Crosshair A16 HX laptops and if you’re wondering which one to buy in the Prime Day sale, there’s a clear winner.
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D&D's Arcana Unleashed could be the perfect expansion if not for one thing
I love Arcana Unleashed, but it's a bit too pricey. Maybe a Big Deals Day discount could save it.
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Arizona court system hack leads to theft of personal data belonging to 1.3 million Americans
Someone "clicked on a link in an email" and unwillingly enabled the theft of sensitive data.
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Sennheiser's wired earbuds might be my favorite ever, and I'd still recommend them to anyone today
I love these Sennheiser IEMs and USB-C earbuds, and now they can be yours for a tempting low price.
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The only Bluetooth and wireless speakers worth buying this Prime Day
You want portable audio for not much money? I've got you, but only look at these deals!
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The program is limited in scope and can only prescribe medication for acne.
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Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Spangram and Answers for Thursday, Oct. 8, #949
Need a Strands hint today? Get the theme hint, the spangram and every answer for NYT Strands No. 949 on Thursday, Oct. 8.
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Your New Apple Watch and AirPods Still Fall Short on Repairability, iFixit Teardowns Reveal
If you’re hoping to replace the batteries in your Apple wearables one day, it might be a tricky fix.
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The Surface Laptop Ultra Is Here: Microsoft and Nvidia Built a Premium Computer for the AI Age
With Nvidia’s RTX Spark chip and platform, Microsoft’s newest laptop is ready to compete with AI heavyweights.
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Looking at Smart Home Deals for Amazon Prime Day? Here Are 6 Picks I Use in My Own Home
Amazon Prime Days are the time to adopt new smart devices to save time and money. Here’s what I’ve found most useful.
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Today’s NYT Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Thursday, Oct. 8, #1937
Need a Wordle hint today? Get spoiler-free hints for NYT Wordle No. 1,937 on Thursday, Oct. 8, then the answer, plus yesterday’s word.
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Need to Scan Tax Documents Before Deadline? Use Your iPhone’s Hidden Scanner
Quickly sign, scan and send official documents from the iPhone in your pocket — no giant scanner needed.
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Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Thursday, Oct. 8, #1215
Need a Connections hint today? Get a hint for each color group in NYT Connections #1215 on Thursday, Oct. 8, then all four answers.
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US adults are juggling higher tech prices with smaller budgets this year. Can the sales help them afford more?
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ChatGPT for Teens Is an ‘Unacceptable Risk,’ Watchdog Group Says
Research by Common Sense Media says that OpenAI’s parent alert system is faulty and that the chatbot doesn’t help kids improve their learning skills.
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BF6 Reports for Duty on Xbox Game Pass While Clair Obscur Gets Gommaged in October
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GPT-6 for All: Your ChatGPT Answers Are Getting a Very Visual Makeover
New interactive graphics are powered by GPT-6, which is rolling out to free users now.
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Amazon Knows You Have a Goldfish Named Ziggy, Even if You Don’t
Flat buttocks? Own a snail? Here’s how to find out what Amazon’s About You page knows — or thinks it knows — about you as a person.
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Our Coffee Guru Loved This New Compostible Pod Brewer. It’s Down to $58 for Prime Day
The Tabli launched in August and drew a rave review from CNET’s resident coffee expert.
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With years of testing under my belt, I rounded up the six best Prime Day kitchen deals to add to your collection.
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This Portable Power Station Won 2 CNET Awards. It’s $300 Off During the Last Hours of Prime Day
This Editors’ Choice and Lab Test award-winner is a potent portable power source with a deep discount.
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Skygazers can spot some spectacular sights, including one last good view of the Milky Way.
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Google’s Next Android XR Device Is Arriving Ahead of Meta’s VR Glasses, at a Similar Price
The Xreal Aura will cost $1,279, and it has some similarities to the Meta VR Glasses coming next year.
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GM Is Promising Hybrids Again, So Why Does It Rub Me the Wrong Way?
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Ring’s Debut Smart Lock Solves the Category’s Biggest Issue: Dead Battery Lockouts
Ring’s foray into smart locks brings a first-of-its-kind feature that solves one of the categories biggest pain points.
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The Stunning Ceramic Apple Watch Series 12 Is Here, and It’s $49 Off on the Final Amazon Prime Day
The 46mm cellular model is just $900, but the clock is ticking.
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My 7 Top Smart Device Picks for Your Desk or Office
Give your home desk space the attention it deserves. Here’s the tech I use.
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All the Ways You Can Customize Your iPhone’s Lock Screen in iOS 27
There are a handful of ways you can adjust your iPhone’s lock screen now.
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At its European customer event in Amsterdam, Atlassian unveiled AMP, a multi-player agentic AI system said to enable collaborative teamwork between humans and artificial intelligence agents
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Businesses are being inundated with trivial AI-generated data protection, say lawyers
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AI may be driving more software developers to freelance
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Study to delve into how 25 years of flawed legal presumption has affected perceptions of practitioners
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UAE positions sovereign AI as global export strategy
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AI slop overwhelms Google’s OSS bug bounty programme
Google has closed its open source vulnerability reporting programme to new submissions while it recalibrates in the face of a surge in automated junk reports
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Green IT: Taking responsibility for software’s physical footprint
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UK government accepts AI healthcare recommendations
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JP Morgan Chase most advanced in AI as UK banks group in chasing pack
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Supply chain cyber resilience: from paper promises to operational reality
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The AI kill switch – what actually happens when you press it?
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Metropolitan Police awards Atos with £350m IT deal
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