TechRadar UK
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TP-Link router owners update now — 15 flaws patched to stop hackers hijacking your devices
Omada platform was found to be vulnerable in several ways
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7 biggest Google Pixel 11 rumors rated by likelihood — from HiLight to higher prices
The Google Pixel 11 series could be an odd mix of upgrades and downgrades, going by the latest leaks. Here's how accurate we think these rumors are.
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I've rounded up 15 of the best back-to-school tech deals at Amazon UK — up to 60% off Ninja, Samsung, Microsoft, Oral-B, and more
Here are 15 of the best back-to-school tech deals in the latest sale at Amazon UK, including laptops, appliances, phone accessories, speakers, and more.
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The cost of being half-hearted in AI and how to avoid the Solow Paradox
Why a lot of projects don’t deliver ROI, and how enterprises can tackle it
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Another rumor suggests big GPU price hikes are coming, so should you buy now? I believe so — and these graphics cards are the best bet
The rumors are crystal clear: get ready for big GPU price rises, and that means you should seriously think about purchasing now rather than waiting.
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'The largest in history:' Russia blocks over 20 popular VPNs in major internet crackdown
A fresh wave of state censorship has disrupted access to dozens of circumvention tools since Tuesday, but VPN providers are fighting back
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Google reveals final shutdown date for Google Assistant on Android and Wear OS — here's how to switch to Gemini before September 4
Google has confirmed that Google Assistant will stop working on Android and Wear OS in the near future.
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Are we vibe coding our way to a new legacy crisis?
AI may be creating tomorrow's technical debt
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Microsoft 365 users hit by phishing scheme posing as RingCentral emails
Greatness PhaaS are going after Microsoft 365 accounts
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New ChainDrop worm poisons over 1,300 npm packages, Keyv and Cacheable among those hit
Another Shai-Hulud variant hits npm packages
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The measurement challenge behind the shift to GaN in high-frequency semiconductors
How metrology drives the semiconductor transition to GaN
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The quantum countdown: Are organizations ready to avoid the next Y2K
Quantum readiness demands proactive cryptographic visibility and early action
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Why AI is making work faster, not better.
Faster tools, slower progress: the productivity paradox of AI
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Rethinking defense in the wake of OpenClaw attacks
AI-driven threats demand Zero Trust security now
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I watched 'Ted Lasso' season 4 episodes 1 to 4 — and the sports comedy-drama show's new season is a triumphant return to winning ways on Apple TV
Jason Sudeikis' hit sports comedy show returns after a three-year hiatus — and it chalks up another win for Apple TV.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra review: the best foldable just got a little bit better — and I still choose it over the Z Fold 8
The Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is not a reinvention of Samsung's most powerful foldable, but it is a worthy upgrade.
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Lioness season 3 episode 2 release date and launch time — when will it come out on Paramount+?
We've got dual timelines on the go as Joe quite literally fights for her life — so, when does Lioness season 3 episode 2 land on Paramount+?
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'Tokenmaxxing is not what we are optimizing for': Microsoft tells engineer to calm down on AI usage
Microsoft forced to introduce new limits on AI token usage
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Why context engineering is AI’s next hiring challenge
Context engineering is becoming AI hiring's real skills gap
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‘The perfect option for students on a budget’ – this Apple expert shows you how to buy the best MacBook for going back to school
Top-tier Macs at special prices
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'Patients are ready for this': New study reveals 90% of NHS staff use AI at work — and most patients are happy with it
AI is conquering the health sector
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Your living-room VPN just got faster: IPVanish rolls out WireGuard and OpenVPN on Apple TV
The tvOS update finally moves IPVanish beyond IKEv2, adding two of the industry's most popular protocols plus optional obfuscation for restrictive networks
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We're building the most critical infrastructure of our lifetimes. We're leaving the front door unlocked
The industry is building AI capacity at unprecedented speed
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Gemini Spark in Chrome and it can do all the boring browsing on your behalf
Gemini Spark in Chrome is Google's most useful AI yet
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A tiny Delaware startup with Rivos ties just scored a stunning Intel deal
A little-known startup gained access to Intel's x86 chip blueprints, raising questions about executive connections behind this unusual licensing arrangement.
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Texas has electricity and water bills below the national average, but they’re rising faster than inflation for one key reason that won’t surprise anyone
Data centers are causing electricity and water prices in Texas to grow at unprecedented rates.
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Watch out — Microsoft login pages are being abused as hackers try and lure in unlucky victims, here's what to look out for
Attackers sent victims to a legitimate Microsoft login page and then asked them to approve app permissions.
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'Tools don't have independent values — their values are human values': Quote of the day by Stanford professor Fei-Fei Li on building ethical AI
Developing AI as a tool means recognizing that its values are reflected in the values of those who build and deploy it
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I fear a perfect storm is brewing for gamers — Steam survey shows GPUs with 16GB of VRAM are now the most popular, amid further worrying price hikes
With more GPU price hikes apparently inbound, gamers are going to struggle to get the VRAM they crave.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Wednesday, August 5 (game #885)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Strands today and keep that streak going
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, August 5 (game #1151)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Connections puzzle today and keep that streak going
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How to watch every Spiderman movie for FREE from anywhere
How to watch every Spiderman movie for free from anywhere, from Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland's Peter Parker to Shameik Moore's Miles Morales.
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Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, August 5 (game #1654)
My clues will help you solve Quordle today and keep that streak going
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Cybercrime is costing the world trillions every year - new report says victims lose an average of nearly $10,000 in every hit
An increasingly expensive situation at a global scale
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I tested the Fanxiang PS2000W and found a solid portable SSD that's another victim of the rising memory prices
The Fanxiang PS2000W portable SSD offers up to 2000MB/s file transfers with a suitable USB port.
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Amazon's AI agents racked up huge bills while executives try to explain
Inside Amazon's messy AI spending spree that nobody noticed for nearly five months straight
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I tested the Beelink EQi Wildcat Lake and the ultra-fast networking makes this mini PC a great office machine
The Beelink EQi is a compact Windows 11 Pro mini PC aimed at those looking for an office machine with decent network connection and fast connectivity.
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New malware disguised as popular Roblox cheat tool could give hackers full control of your PC — including the webcam
A new "invisible" Xeno Executor is actually a highly capable RAT
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I test smart glasses for a living and even ignoring privacy problems there’s too many reasons you shouldn’t buy cheap Meta Ray-Ban alternatives
Please don’t buy cheap Meta Ray-Ban alternatives.
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SpaceX rocket set to crash into the moon at seven times the speed of sound — but the 5,400 mph impact is entirely expected, and might even prove useful for NASA
An unintended event that turns into a scientific moment
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OpenAI vs Apple text messages reveal something about Apple, but probably not what you’re thinking
In the ongoing lawsuit between Apple and OpenAI, the ChatGPT parent just released messages and emails that paint a picture of something far more mundane than corporate espionage.
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EA Sports FC 27's new open-world mode, The Grounds, is just what the franchise needs — even if it does look like a blatant NBA 2K clone
EA Sports has officially confirmed its new open-world mode, The Grounds, in FC 27.
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It's not too late to save up to 50% off Keeper plans — secure your passwords and company security with big discounts on Personal and Business plans
Keeper is perfect for personal password hygiene, and business security
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I spent an afternoon trying to make ChatGPT lie for me — here’s where its guardrails held, and where they didn’t
How does ChatGPT really respond when you ask it to lie?
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This wild see-through CD player shows the guts of the tech while playing like it's a Damien Hirst exhibition — and I like the way this cheap Kickstarter idea slides out of its case like vinyl
Syitren's new CD player is equal parts music player and live art display, and it looks like it came straight from an art gallery.
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I tested the Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 6 — a portable workstation-grade beast for engineers and professionals
The Lenovo ThinkPad P14S Gen 6 is a spectacular portable workstation, granting the coveted 14-inch frame with the internals to get even more demanding jobs done
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Experts reveal Google Password Manager can be hijacked to let hackers steal passkeys and gain access to all your secrets
Three Pass-ta-key techniques allowed security researchers to work around biometrics-protected locks.
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'A new era of workplace sabotage': Employees really aren't happy with being forced back to the office - and many are starting to fight back
Return-to-office mandates are killing workplace trust
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Private Internet Access now lets you ditch Google as it brings its VPN app to F-Droid
The move enables Big Tech skeptics to install PIA app securely and without tedious manual steps