TechRadar UK
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Spotify Car Thing is back! A firmware whizz just released a free update to put your Thing back on the road
A developer community online has home-brewed software which lets you repurpose your old Car Thing (if you still have the thing).
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Beyond ‘Pilot Purgatory’: What does it take to build AI that works?
Building AI that delivers measurable business value
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AI’s trillion dollar token reckoning
AI cost economics now matter more than model access
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'Lanterns' episode 1 makes an incredibly bold storytelling choice that I didn't see coming — and now I've got a wild theory about one of the new HBO Max show's dual timelines
Lanterns' debut episode makes a fearless storytelling decision that'll shock viewers and spark a fierce debate among DC comic book fans.
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Securing adoption in the era of shadow AI
Securing AI adoption without sacrificing governance or innovation
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Quote of the day by Elon Musk: '[The Tesla Bot] has the potential to be a generalized substitute for human labor over time' — a bold prediction on the future of work
Although humanoid robots aren't anywhere near ready for real-world deployment, tech execs like Musk are adamant they're coming for our jobs
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India's Su-30MKI is getting an Indian radar upgrade
India is giving its Russian-built Su-30MKI a powerful new radar that could change how far the fighter sees threats
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America's Minuteman III missiles could reach 80 years
The US Air Force wants AI to keep its aging Minuteman III nuclear missiles running for decades longer
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Small drone companies just got easier access to the US military test ranges
America is opening military testing grounds to drone makers as Ukraine-style electronic warfare changes how weapons are developed
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The Last House review: a boring, frustrating Netflix thriller
What did I just watch?
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Audio Advice Live: 4 of the most talented and sonically insightful tower speakers I heard at the elite hi-fi show
Enter a new aural frontier with these game-changing speakers
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Even in early access, it’s worth plunging into Subnautica 2
The already a lot of depth in Subnautica 2, but there's potential to go deeper
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'It's time for OLED TVs to take note': Here's what I learned when I compared the Sony Bravia 7 II and Samsung R95H side by side to see if RGB can steal OLED's TV crown, and which of the two I'd recommend
As more RGB TVs become available, I decided to test the Sony Bravia 7 II next to the Samsung R95H: but which one is the better buy?
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Kioxia's new PCIe 6.0 SSD brings 10M IOPS and massive endurance
Kioxia unleashes a 10M IOPS SSD for AI as the storage industry races toward 100 million IOPS
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The Pentagon's next missile could fly beyond Mach 5
America is chasing Russia's Zircon with a new hypersonic missile built to survive increasingly dangerous air defense networks
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I was shocked when I found out how much my PC upgrade will cost. Here are the hidden costs of the RAM crisis that you might not realize
Upgrading your PC often means buying more than just expensive RAM, especially if compatibility issues are in play.
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Reacher season 4 episode 4 release date and time — when is it dropping on Prime Video?
A political espionage plot threatens to uncover dark secrets in the CIA... if Reacher gets his way. But when does Reacher season 4 episode 4 arrive on Prime Video?
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How to watch Burnley vs West Ham: Live streams and TV channels
All the ways to watch Burnley vs West Ham live streams from anywhere, with the EFL Championship favourites set for a blockbuster encounter at Turf Moor.
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I tested the tiny Viltrox 26mm F2.8 EVO for a month, and it just became the best always-on lens for Sony and Nikon cameras
Available for Sony E and Nikon Z cameras, the Viltrox 26mm f/2.8 strikes a size, features, performance, value most compellingly of all pancake lenses
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Russia's new satellite network could transform its drone warfare
Russia is racing to build a Starlink rival, and Ukraine is already weighing how to counter its growing satellite network
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Is the new Water Cyber Shield Act too little, too late, and can a cyber group do it better? The experts weigh in
Numerous recent attacks are prompting Congress to do something
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How to watch Community Shield 2026: Live streams for Arsenal vs Man City
All the ways to watch Community Shield 2026 live streams online from anywhere, with Arsenal vs Man City set to light up the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
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New Flock-style scanners can now pick up readings from the devices in your car — and researchers say police 'may no longer need to begin with a known person or vehicle'
New SignalTrace tech is designed to help in crime investigations, but there are questions about privacy.
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5 of the best GPS watches for hiking and outdoor expeditions, tested by me — a professional hiker and adventure writer
Garmin, Suunto, Coros & more tested in the wild
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You can now turn off visible watermarks for AI-made content in Gemini, though the hidden watermarks are staying
Now you can choose whether or not images, video, and music created through the Gemini app will have watermarks.
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‘Groundbreaking technology often enters the market at a premium before scaling’: Touch-sensitive e-skin could soon be commonplace in robotics
Electronic skin could give robots the sensation they’ve been missing.
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'It feels curious, bright, and a little mysterious': Why do so many AI chatbots call themselves Nova? I asked ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more to name themselves
There’s a common name that chatbots pick, guess which one went for it straight away?
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Photoroom proved a one-click wonder for making product shots unmissable
With an emphasis on the pro-side of photo editing now, Photoroom is designed for anyone running an online business looking to make product images more enticing.
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Fans aren't just for summer — here are 5 alternative uses for your personal cooler, from styling hair to drying socks
Don't toss your fan in a drawer when the temperature eventually starts to drop
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‘Smoother than an olympic diver slathered in goose fat’ — the affordable OnePlus Nord CE5 seriously impressed me with its slick performance and fluid 120Hz display
The Nord CE5 outperforms some rival affordable phones in terms of performance and photography — but it's its battery life that really sets it apart.
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Want surround sound without breaking the bank? I tested an ultra-cheap Dolby Atmos soundbar system that could be ideal — though you'll need to know about a few compromises
Unleash surround sound without breaking the bank.
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'When it comes to improving picture quality, Dolby Vision 2 is the cheapest bang for buck for a TV manufacturer': Dolby confirms that Dolby Vision 2 will be cheaper to license than Dolby Vision 1, so it'll come to more budget TVs — and says it's a better-value upgrade than hardware panel improvements
Dolby Vision 2 Max replaces Dolby Vision 1, while Dolby Vision 2 is meant for a new breed of budget TV
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A Ukrainian company just unveiled a tiny drone antenna
This tiny Ukrainian antenna weighs just 25g and could find its way onto drones and ground robots
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There's a sneaky way to watch UFC 330 for $1
We've found a sneaky way to stream UFC 330 virtually for free, as Islam Makhachev faces Ian Machado Garry and Mackenzie Dern meets Gillian Robertson.
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How to watch UFC 330: Makhachev vs Machado Garry live streams, no PPV, start time, full card
The pound-for-pound king defends his welterweight crown for the first time
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‘A story doesn’t have to end when you leave the park’ — Disney and Epic Games are connecting Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run at Disney World and Disneyland with a new Star Wars game in Fortnite
This is the first experience that actually behaves connected
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Quote of the day by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella: 'Our industry does not respect tradition – it only respects innovation' — a communiqué stamping authority
When the veteran Microsoft executive first took up his position, he was clear on the company's direction of travel
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Theodore Roosevelt just made history, another carrier is racing to catch up
USS Theodore Roosevelt becomes the first US carrier ready to operate the Navy’s MQ-25 unmanned refueling aircraft
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Honor says the Robot Phone’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset alone ‘is not good enough’ for video — so it built a custom imaging chip to share the load
In an interview with TechRadar, Honor explained why it developed a custom imaging chip to sit alongside the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in the Robot Phone.
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Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris has signed up with a mysterious company claiming it provides 'rocket fuel for AI' — but why?
What is Starburst? And what can it provide Lando with?
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‘I became mayor, witnessed the rapture and built a metropolis with total strangers’: Seed is the 'The Sims-on-steroids' game that's taken over my life — and now I’m convinced MMOs are officially back
Why early access MMO Seed should be on your radar
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"We spend most of our time putting detail back in that’s been incorrectly removed": I saw the grainy details of how 4K movie restorations are done, from 13.5K-resolution scanners to 'ethical dilemmas' on what to change, and which movie 'set the standard for future releases'
Ever wonder how a film gets to 4K Blu-ray? I visited Silversalt Restoration's studio and saw the magic of film restoration in action.
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OVH Cloud tells users to expect 87% price rise — with gaming servers hit particularly hard
Community game servers, small and large alike, might be in for a rude awakening
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I can't stop thinking about My Brilliant Career on Netflix — but I'll be streaming this 'wild' Prime Video period drama next as the perfect double bill
I know what you're thinking — it would be so easy to stream Bridgerton straight after new Netflix period drama My Brilliant Career. But if you have a Prime Video subscription, try something different instead.
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