Tech
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Sony launches physical ads in a range of countries - but fans are still made about the death of physical games — 'It happens that there used to be discs'
Fans still angry with Sony's plan to end physical disc production have brigaded another video comment section, this time a PS5 ad featuring Grand Theft Auto 6.
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Fairphone Is Finally Selling Its Repairable Phone in the US
More than a decade after launching in Europe, the Netherlands company is now selling its repairable phones in the US, starting with the Fairphone (Gen 6+).
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'That's absolutely beautiful': fans are impressed by Casio's latest digital watch that can also count steps
Casio has another step-counting watch on the market, and the initial reactions to it have been positive.
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GameStop customer earned over $10,000 in store credit from a stack of broken consoles — traded 'hundreds' of PlayStations, Xboxes, Game Boys, Switches, and more
Maybe ‘Josh’ can buy a couple of RTX 5090s now.
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Judge allegedly outsourced entire ruling to AI and still can't be sued — federal court upholds blanket judicial immunity
Yet, this does not mean judges are allowed to use AI.
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National infrastructure needs a new approach to cyber resilience
Britain’s infrastructure needs shared intelligence, validated risks and coordinated resilience
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Beyond general-purpose AI: why sovereignty matters in critical services
Sovereignty is the next phase of AI adoption
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Feeding our books into generative AI risks creating a cultural void | New Scientist
When we put our literature, games and films into AI models, we risk replacing our cultural history with a mishmash of auto-generated works. We desperately need to preserve human writing, says columnist Annalee Newitz
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Fostering trust in the age of misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation
The principle of Zero Trust is becoming as relevant to how information is treated as it has been to access.
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‘Confident sound, amazing looks, fantastic feature-set’: I tested Marshall’s latest Bluetooth speaker and it’s a smash hit that vastly improves on its predecessor
The Marshall Stockwell III almost sounds as luxurious as it looks, and boasts almighty power for its size.
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Improving mobile 'connectivity confidence' could give UK workers back three weeks a year — and boost the UK economy by billions
Working on the go could lead to much improved productivity
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Physicists may have solved a 30-year mystery over missing neutrinos | New Scientist
Since the 1990s, researchers have wondered if unexpected results from gallium-based neutrino detectors are a sign of a new kind of particle, but a new study suggests that revising their calculations could explain the anomaly
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Tetsuya Nomura teased a Kingdom Hearts 4 world he has ‘always’ wanted to include — and I think it was spoiled by a summon character in KH1
I don’t just want these six Kingdom hearts 4 worlds to be in the game, I know they will be.
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This mechanical keyboard I tested offers a lot for a little — but it’s in desperate need of wrist support
The K8 Ultra 8K aims to compete with big brands by offering an impressive spec for a low price — but has it succeeded?
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This new 16-inch laptop comes with a ridiculous 72GB of RAM — if you are willing to wait for the upgrade
Plenty of memory, but an uncertain timeline
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Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 5 release date and time — when will it launch on HBO Max?
New worlds and Big Bang Theory cameos have been hitting us like there's no tomorrow. So, when does Stuart Fails to Save the Universe episode 5 hit HBO Max?
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Anthropic's annualized revenue surges to $65B | TechCrunch
The model maker added $18 billion in annualized revenue in two months.
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AI automation startup Relay shuts down, staff joins Google's Chrome team | TechCrunch
"We have some really ambitious plans to help you work with AI in Chrome to get things done, and I’ll have more to share soon," Jacob Bank, Relay founder and CEO, said.
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Crunchyroll anime voice artists reveal they get new TV show scripts the day of recording — and that confirms my long-standing theory about manga adaptations
Have you ever wanted to know more about the typical day in the life of an anime voice artist? I spoke to two stars of Crunchyroll's BLACK TORCH to get all the details.
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'What can we do that nobody expects?': Lanterns creators reveal how the HBO Max sci-fi crime show's major story twist in episode 1 came to be — and why it had to happen
The creative minds behind the DC Universe TV show unpack that huge plot twist in its premiere.
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Our top-rated Arzopa Z3FC portable monitor just dropped in price
Our hardware editor uses this 16.1-inch 2560x1440 portable display every day for working (and playing) and still loves it.
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'We’re creating a trusted and vibrant space': IKEA says its new second-hand marketplace is launching in the UK 'later this year'
IKEA is launching a second-hand marketplace for buying and selling its products in the UK later this year. Here's what we know about its rival to Facebook Marketplace, Vinted and eBay.
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AI system could make stealth fighter heat signatures easier to detect
Chinese AI spots the heat patterns stealth fighters cannot hide, raising new concerns for America’s F-22 and F-35
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What Is El Niño, and What Does It Mean for Weather, Water, and the Global Economy?
This year’s El Niño is shaping up to be the strongest on record. Here’s what to expect.
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A giant 3D printer is turning digital designs into military boats faster
Florida factory that once printed furniture is now using giant robot arms to build military drone boats for warfare
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Forty-five Reapers lost as Iran's defenses expose a costly weakness
Iran's cheap 358 missiles are exposing the enormous cost of America's MQ-9 Reaper losses in a brutal war
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Meta might be on the hook for $1.4 trillion if it loses a landmark lawsuit and that would truly mark the end of social media as we know it
Meta and Mark Zuckerberg are about to face their toughest trial yet. How the huge State AG's lawsuit could force Meta to make some difficult decisions.
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The Motorola Razr 2026 is still the best mid-range flip phone, but it left me wanting more
Motorola’s latest ‘affordable’ flip phone wants to dominate the clamshell space, but does it do enough to fight off Samsung?
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I’ve used Firefox desktop for 20 years, and it’s new iOS ad blocker could finally convince me to ditch Safari on my iPhone
Firefox’s iOS app now has a built-in ad blocker to protect your browsing privacy.
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Ukrainian drone that smashed TU-95 bomber is based on a smuggled UAV China refused to sell
Ukraine clones a Chinese drone
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Cybersecurity
Discover more about Cyber Security with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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German arms maker straps 18 kamikaze drones to a single moving truck
Germany’s Rheinmetall puts its new drone launcher through a moving test as it prepares for wider battlefield deployment
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Geekom admits to shipping malware-laced network drivers for AMD mini PCs — company responds with guidance, removes malicious package
Nuke the entire install from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
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Quote of the day by Bill Gates: 'I broke into his house to steal the TV set and found out that you had already stolen it' — a witty defense against a stunning accusation
Apple and Microsoft's rivalry was bubbling over the notion of stolen ideas in the early days of personal computing
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This R-Rated Film Studio Wants to Be the HBO of AI
Rogue Studios, a new cinematic adult AI-generator, is betting big on the future of “sophisticated” spicy content.
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‘No wonder people are turning to it’: China is cracking down on AI companions, but a therapist says banning them could make the loneliness problem worse
China wants to stop people becoming emotionally dependent on AI
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Russian websites could soon be easy pickings for hackers as security certificates expire — banks, emails, and government systems all potentially at risk
A sanction-enforced certificate revocation
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Power on... Marvel's new 'X-Men' movie cast reveal at D23 Expo 2026 — and why it's time for you and I to stop believing every single MCU rumor we read about
With the official cast reveal for its new X-Men movie, Marvel exposed the legitimacy of numerous self-proclaimed insiders.
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Why women with ADHD feel overwhelmingly 'controlled' by their hormones | New Scientist
People with ADHD are unusually sensitive to hormone shifts. Psychiatrists have started to pay attention, creating strategies to address the intense emotions and cognitive challenges caused by these changes
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'The bigger picture now points to a worrying price trend': the RAM crisis is getting even worse, as SSD pricing woes are predicted to last until 2030
Expect the worst for RAM and SSD costs — latest DDR5 pricing and a storage exec's prediction are bleak.
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Alibaba is selling its gaming studio for at least $1.5 billion to help fund AI buildout, mirroring Micron's exit from consumer business — dumps entire stake in Lingxi Games, which made 'Three Kingdoms: Strategy Edition'
Alibaba expects over $2 billion from offloading Lingxi Games to Trustar Capital.
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AI is changing security testing, but not all vulnerabilities are created equal
AI accelerates security testing, but hardware vulnerabilities still demand specialist expertise
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The internet is becoming more stressful and unlikeable — with AI slop and data leaks to blame
People are being driven away from the internet because it is no longer enjoyable to use
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PC Building
Advice on PC building and the best PC builds around, from the expert team at Tom's Hardware.
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'We believe mass surveillance has no place in a free society': Flock protestors build free tool that reveals when you’ve been searched for on its system and why
This comprehensive website lets you search for your registration and to see why your vehicle was looked up.
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Spotify part too perhaps like:Apple Fitness+ could soon get Peloton-style live workouts — and they might just tempt iOS fans from Spotify Fitness
Is Apple Fitness+ about to get its own live workouts? This new job listing points to an upcoming upgrade.
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Cloud Storage
Discover more about Cloud Storage with insights from the experts at Tom's Hardware.
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Ransomware gang crashes own attack — with no-one to blame but themselves
Akira disables EDR tools, but kills the encryptor, as well
