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Garmin is embracing AI with ‘a keen sense of authenticity’ according to its COO
Garmin is being ‘very thoughtful and discerning about our use of AI’ according to its chief operating officer
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Anthropic engineer warns against 'cognitive surrender' from too much AI
Anthropic software developer Addy Osmani has shared some thoughts on what coding and thinking means in the age of AI.
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Adobe is giving start-ups 12 months of free access to its top AI tools, including Firefly and Acrobat
Adobe for Startups targets companies launched within the last five years with 12 months of free access to Firefly Pro Plus, Acrobat Studio, and more.
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How to watch WWE Crown Jewel 2026: live streams, TV channels & preview
All the ways to watch WWE Crown Jewel 2026 live streams, with Roman Reigns vs Sami Zayn and Liv Morgan vs Chelsea Green headlining the action at ANB Arena.
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Wales vs Japan Free Streams: How to watch Nations Championship 2026 game, TV Channels, Preview
All the ways to watch Wales vs Japan live streams online – including for FREE – as the Nations Championship 2026 recommences again in Cardiff.
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I went hands on with the new Snap Specs — and found out why they could soon be a useful workplace tool
Snap Specs look a lot better than previously - but I still don’t think they’re the ideal work companion just yet.
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TP-Link Archer 8 Ultra: the future of Wi-Fi has just arrived, with TP-Link’s first Wi-Fi 8 router
Should early adopters get TP-Link's first Wi-Fi 8 router? Or would you be better off sticking with Wi-Fi 7?
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How to watch Arsenal vs Hull: Live streams and TV channels for Premier League 2026/27, team news
All the ways to watch Arsenal vs Hull live streams from anywhere in the Premier League 2026/27, as the Gunners host the Tigers at the Emirates.
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How to watch Fulham vs Newcastle: Free streams and TV channels for Premier League 2026/27
All the ways to watch Fulham vs Newcastle live streams from anywhere in the Premier League 2026/27.
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I discovered my YouTube viewing stats with this handy hidden feature
There's a feature hidden away in the settings for the YouTube app that gives you details of your viewing history.
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How to watch Scotland vs New Zealand: FREE live streams, TV channels and kick-off time for Nations Championship 2026 game, team news
All the ways to watch Scotland vs New Zealand for free from anywhere, as Gregor Townsend's men host the All Blacks in Nations Championship 2026 at Murrayfield.
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How to watch Leeds vs Tottenham: Live streams & TV channels for early kick-off in Premier League
All the ways to watch Leeds vs Tottenham live streams online from anywhere, with Spurs aiming to make it four consecutive wins in the Premier League.
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70% of Brits say please or thank you when speaking to AI — and some even apologize
New research shows politeness to AI is growing, despite public opposition.
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AI teddy bears spark fresh safety fears after report discovers malfunctioning toys
An AI teddy bear that's been marketed for three-year-olds has made unprompted references to suicide, a BBC report has revealed — amid calls for the industry to be regulated.
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ChatGPT can now create interactive tools instead of just answering questions
ChatGPT's new Intelligent UI can create interactive tools directly in your conversation. I tested six very different ideas to see how useful they really are.
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How to watch Italy vs South Africa: Free live stream for Nations Championship 2026 fixture
All the ways to watch Italy vs South Africa for free from anywhere, as the Azzurri host the Springboks in Nations Championship 2026 at Allianz Stadium, Turin.
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Oukitel WP63 rugged phone review
The Oukitel WP63 is an unusual combination of a rugged smartphone and a device for starting fires.
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The Ninja Crispi DualZone air fryer earns its price tag with clever design, great features, and excellent cooking
The Crispi DualZone is a fantastic looking and performing air fryer. It’s also one of the most expensive. So is it worth the money?
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Watch New Zealand vs Tonga: FREE live streams and TV channels
All the ways to watch New Zealand vs Tonga live streams for free from anywhere in a fascinating semi-final at the Rugby League World Cup 2026.
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 creative director says King Art considered adding other factions to the game like Death Guard, but decided on Adeptus Mechanicus because 'lore-wise' it's the most 'interesting in terms of gameplay'
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 creative director Jan Theysen has revealed that King Art considered adding other playable factions besides Adeptus Mechanicus.
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How to watch International Open snooker final for free – Stream Wilson vs Higgins from anywhere
Here are the TV channels, broadcasters, live streams and start times for the 2026International Open snooker snooker.
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A new iPad mini has arrived! So how does it compare to the rest of the range?
Apple has expanded its tablet range with an upgraded mini model — here's how it slots into the lineup.
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Nvidia reportedly tells data center customers to trim exposure to the Chinese market
Nvidia is requiring foreign cloud providers to serve non-Chinese customers, complicating Chinese access to AI processors through foreign data centers.
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Data center providers are turning to old jet engines to power their output — Elon Musk's xAI installs eight converted engines for a major boost
xAI has installed eight converted jet engines in Mississippi as data centre operators seek faster electricity supplies amid grid shortages and environmental concerns.
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Quordle hints and answers for Saturday, November 7 (game #1748)
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 Saturday, November 7 (game #979)
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 Saturday, November 7 (game #1245)
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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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman chats up Samsung to try and secure more RAM — as concerns grow over AI capacity
Days after calling the RAM in your PC "quite terrible," Sam Altman spent Saturday with Samsung's chip chief, but no deal has been reported yet.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer says multiplayer music requires a 'flexible framework' compared to the campaign with 'dramatic moments' as 'you have no idea how any given match is going to unfold' — 'Multiplayer is completely unpredictable'
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 composer Jason Graves has explained the biggest differences between scoring a multiplayer mode and a campaign.
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Disney wants robots to do more than entertain you — they could help run its theme park operations, too
Disney is exploring how robots could do more than bring beloved characters like Olaf and the BDX Droids to life, with experiments that could help park guests find parking and make everyday operations easier for Cast Members.
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Roku Retires Fish Tank Screensaver to Reel Viewers Into Roku City
Fans of the Roku aquarium will need to find a new way to just keep swimming.
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iPhone Duo vs. Galaxy Z Fold 8 Camera Comparison: Frolicking With Apple’s and Samsung’s Foldables
I snapped some photos in a dreamy garden with these passport-size phones to see how their rear cameras stack up.
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Apple Says There Are Now 100,000 Apps Built for the iPhone Duo
The new 4:3 inner screen doesn’t play nicely with every app, but here’s some that work so far.
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Good Riddance: Tesla to End Cybertruck Production in 2027
Tesla says it will wind down its most notorious model at Gigafactory Texas to make room for its self-driving Cybercab.
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Do You Speak Geek? 5 Tech Terms That Endure, and 5 That Got Defragged
Level up your vocab with these tech phrases that’ll give you major rizz.
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CNET People’s Picks: Readers Say This Brand Wins as the Top Laptop Choice
If you prefer a PC, there are still some non-Apple brands worth considering.
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There’s a New Way to Shop With AI. Text Alexa
Amazon’s bots are the latest AI agents trying to do your shopping for you. Should you let them?
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OpenAI and Anthropic Drop New AI Tools for Cybersecurity, Images and Finance
Here are three AI product drops you might’ve missed this week.
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Live Now! Watch as This iPhone Duo Crosses 300K Folds in Our Custom Machine
We’re using our custom-made robot to open and close the iPhone Duo hundreds of thousands of times. Watch along and get your questions answered by CNET editors live.
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Bluetooth 7 Speeds Are Set to Quadruple in 2027, Especially for Audio
The Bluetooth Group has announced a new standard. Here’s how it works and when you can expect to benefit from it.
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Amazon Deals of the Day: Clean Up Before the Holidays With Over $100 Off the Dyson Ball Animal Vacuum
Plus, score the newest Fire streaming stick and a solid pair of Anker earbuds for $25 each.
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Will Democrats Rein in Big Tech? It Starts With Privacy and Data Centers
Tech critics say that real change will depend on newly elected officials keeping their campaign promises.
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The Step-by-Step Guide to Shutting Off Apple Intelligence Features in iOS 27
With the master Apple Intelligence toggle gone, opting out in iOS 27 means turning off Siri AI, Writing Tools, Image Playground and other features separately.
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Is Your VPN Doing Its Job? Vote for Your Favorite in Our People’s Picks Survey
Help us crown the most trusted anti virus, VPNs and security tools of 2026.
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You Should Update to iOS 27.2 Now to Patch Hundreds of Bugs
The update fixes some bugs that could expose your sensitive iPhone data or worse.
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A Wall-Mounted Smart Garden Is Peak Winter Decor (and a Great Gift)
I tested Modern Sprout’s handsome Growframe for a pop of green during fall and winter.
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Tons of Anker items are already seeing major discounts ahead of Black Friday, with some exclusive promo codes dropping prices even more.
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If the White House Network Can Be Hijacked by Proxies, Your Smart Home Is Already at Risk
A new report finds residential proxies exiting the White House network 236 times in the past month.
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Google Search Isn’t Your Only Option. Try One of These Other Free Search Engines Now
These free Google alternatives make it easy to break up with the tech giant.
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I Used Muse to Plan My Wife’s Birthday Weekend. It Did Something Sneaky but Fixed It Fast
Always check your email and bank statements if you use an AI agent for purchases.
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Man Sues OpenAI After Wife Allegedly Used ChatGPT to Help Poison Him
A lawsuit alleges that ChatGPT’s now-retired GPT-4o model gave detailed instructions on how to poison someone with plants and medication.
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Goodbye, GrubHub. Amazon Prime Has a New Meal Delivery Partner: Uber Eats
The switch comes with a limited-time offer.
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The Swift Observatory Dropped Back to Earth This Week. Here’s What to Know
NASA believes most of the space telescope burned up in the atmosphere, but some fragments may have made their way down to Earth.
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What to Know About Meta’s Muse AI Before It Learns Too Much About You
Meta’s Muse launched with a lovable mascot and a string of privacy problems. Here’s what the AI agent collects and what to keep in mind.
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Lyft and DoorDash Have a New Subscription. Why You Should Read the Fine Print First
You get two subscriptions for the price of one. But the credits have some major limitations.
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Adapting to a time of volatility
In this month's MicroScope, we look at how wars, rising energy costs, stubborn inflation and component shortages are affecting channel business. We also hear from Softcat's CEO on its financial success and the importance of investing in future growth. And we find out what investors want to see...
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Teachers surprised pension service not fully returned after migration blackout
Responsibility for the Teachers’ Pension Scheme has now transferred from Capita to Tata Consultancy Services, but members are surprised not everything is available
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Watchdog investigates Europol over ‘irregular’ data processing claims
The European Data Protection Supervisor is investigating Europol’s data processing environment, after an investigation by Computer Weekly, Correctiv and Solomon exposed serious data protection and security failures
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Cutting cloud carbon: From accounting to action
IT operators must manage cloud utilisation and site selection to reduce emissions. Shared responsibility with providers requires right-sizing resources and targeting green energy
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Zurich uncovers £19m of fraud with Quantexa data analytics
The insurer has used Quantexa’s data analytics technology to uncover £109.3m in insurance fraud over the past year, including so-called crash-for-cash scams
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Minority groups oppose ‘routine’ police facial recognition
A Home Office-commissioned study into the views of minority groups with low trust in the police found that while they were not outright opposed to the use of facial recognition technologies, strict rules are needed to ensure accountability and rebuild trust
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Home Office plans £881.6m AWS deal, at nearly three times spend rate
The Home Office has announced plans to renew AWS cloud hosting at a cost of £881.6m over two years
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UK government ‘house of cards’ heavily reliant on US AI models
US tech suppliers provide the artificial intelligence models behind most tools deployed by UK central government
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How to avoid blowing your AI budget
We investigate what IT decision-makers can do to maximise their return on AI investment
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SailPoint: Anarchy reigns over enterprise agentic AI
SailPoint research has found 89% of EMEA enterprises deploy AI agents, but 99% lack the identity security tools to govern them
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OECD: AI compute now a strategic asset as UK bets £2bn
Venture capital for artificial intelligence firms in IT infrastructure and hosting rose from $54.5bn to $123.9bn, while the OECD says compute now shapes which countries can build advanced AI
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Capita last UK firm among government strategic tech suppliers
The outsourcer is the only UK-headquartered tech firm among the government’s strategic suppliers, as Capgemini leads 2025/26 spending at £940m of a total £5.48bn
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Mastercard meets ‘responsibility’ through SME cyber security training
Card giant is offering free cyber security training to millions of SMEs in the UK through its SME Academy
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The invisible maths behind cloud carbon accounting
Hypervisor abstraction and market-based accounting conceal cloud emissions. Operational sustainability requires raw telemetry, real-time grid data, and hardware lifecycle tracking
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UK government responds to facial recognition consultation
The UK government has responded to a consultation on a new legal framework for police use of biometrics, but has not committed to specific safeguards while continuing to ramp up facial recognition deployments
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Saudi Arabia’s digital sports expansion creates new cyber security challenges
The growing use of connected stadium infrastructure, digital fan platforms and AI agents is increasing the attack surface for sports organisations, raising concerns over insider threats, data protection and security governance
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Data dive: Datacentre electricity – how much, where, why regions matter
Official figures put datacentre electricity use at 4.46TWh in 2024 – 1.8% of the grid and up 41% since 2020, with the load stacking up in Slough and the M4 corridor
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MPs launch civil service pension investigation but won’t rely on Capita data and promises
Committee of MPs launches inquiry into Capita’s civil service pension scheme takeover
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TSB releases shocking fraud data to urge caution as Black Friday and Christmas near
TSB data shows that purchase fraud losses among its customers are up 4% this year
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Exposing state threats still matters - resilience matters more
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