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NordVPN patches "clumsy" Windows bug that let attackers disable system services
The vulnerability allowed low-privileged local attackers to disable unprotected Windows services, but critical antivirus defenses remained completely safe.
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Amazon wants you to wear an AI that remembers your conversations — but do you really want it knowing that much about you?
Your conversations could become Amazon's next shopping opportunity, and that's unsettling
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Hidden code suggests location sharing in Google Messages is about to get a major upgrade — which will make it easier to find people
Google Messages looks to be getting more location sharing options — though we don't know when they'll turn up.
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Why AI is upending traditional technology pricing
AI is breaking the link between effort, cost and value
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'All these things sort of come to bite you later' — Rockstar co-head says GTA 6 will feature narrower roads than GTA 5, which had a 'ripple effect' as the studio had to add even more buildings
Rockstar Games has reportedly been working on Grand Theft Auto 6 much longer than realized, since the studio needed to plan out the game's ambitious map first.
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I sunk 15 hours into Nintendo Switch Sports Resort, and it's even better than the first game — it's filled with multiplayer fun and bolstered replayability
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort is a considerable improvement over its predecessor with fun new modes and sports — but it’s not quite perfect.
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How to watch The Traitors Canada season 4 — free streams from anywhere in the world
The Traitors Canada returns for its fourth season
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Clicked on your desktop and got a Bing search out of nowhere? Windows 11 users with Bing Wallpaper are having to suffer Microsoft's promotional nonsense (again)
2026 is the year of fixing Windows 11, but Microsoft also needs to fix its marketing department and the excessive promos therein.
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Social media platforms have racked up $26 billion in privacy penalties since 2020
Social media giants have paid over $26 billion in privacy fines since 2020, with Meta responsible for 91% of the global total.
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I've been testing Nvidia's RTX Spark chip to see what it's capable of — and if you want to game, create and vibe code on the go, it’s a great all-around package
Here's everything the brand new Nvidia RTX Spark chipset can do for your creative work, gaming and AI workflow.
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‘Self sabotage by Spotify’: The music platform is cracking down on Family plan sharing, and it does nothing except reveal Spotify’s true colors
Premium Family members must now prove to Spotify they live in the same household as the account holder.
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Microsoft admits 'frontier models can't be trusted', unveils new security tools to treat AI agents as insider threats
Say hi to your new Guardian Agent
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The transformation trap: Why organizations are trying to change too much, too fast
The latest Opinion,/opinions,,opinions, breaking news, comment, reviews and features from the experts at TechRadar
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How to watch Just One Before I Die on Tubi (it's free)
Bill's Mafia are some of the most die hard fans in American sports – here's where to watch the doc at no cost
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Revolut and Lloyds Bank are down for millions — here's all the latest on the outages
Is Google Cloud to blame?
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When the model takes away the moat
The need to democratize AI model ownership
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How to watch Phony online from anywhere – stream the new comedy mystery series now
Hulu's brand new series is witty and unsettling all at once
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Trump’s Russian diesel deal opens the door to nuclear-powered data centers
Trump’s Russian diesel deal opens the door to nuclear-powered data centers as Moscow seeks fresh economic agreements with Washington
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How to watch NBA 2026/27: Free Streams & TV Channels
The advent of Brunson, Wemby and SGA makes this a whole new ballgame
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'It's a beast, but not at everything' — RTX Spark-powered Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra lives up to expectations, but you need to be a big fan of local AI
Is the Surface Laptop Ultra price tag justified? This depends on what you need
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'We love a good challenge': Logitech head tells us why the AI age could revolutionize collaboration as we know it, as it reveals its biggest product overhaul in years
Simplification can be key to better communication, Logitech believes
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Can five degrees decide whether your network survives rising temperatures?
Rising temperatures are testing the limits of our wireless infrastructure
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AI just found new solutions for magnetic fields in fusion reactors
Google's Gemini 4 Argon helps solve a 59-year-old fusion energy mystery in hours, beating decades of physics theory
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I played the Resident Evil 4 remake on Nintendo Switch 2, and it's a solid way to experience the survival horror masterpiece, though it isn’t without its flaws
The Resident Evil 4 remake runs well overall on Nintendo Switch 2, but isn’t quite perfect — here’s whether I’d recommend it or not.
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Where to watch Capturing Bigfoot online and from anywhere
Is the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin footage an elaborate hoax? Filmmaker Marq Evans investigates the legend of Bigfoot...
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, October 20 (game #961)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Strands today and keep that streak going
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Want a more fun way to discover hi-res music? There's a new app for iOS and Android that streams radio stations all in CD quality FLAC or higher quality, and I'm loving the fun mix of stuff I've found
Audiophile.fm is a completely free way to tune in to lossless internet radio on iPhone, Android and in your browser
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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, October 20 (game #1730)
My clues will help you solve Quordle today and keep that streak going
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Kaspersky's VPN and password manager went dark for days worldwide — and the timing has raised awkward questions about Russia's drone-hit data centers
Kaspersky blamed technical issues for a multi-day outage
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Is the new-look Kindle Colorsoft 2026 worth buying? Here's what you need to know
Is the upgraded Colorsoft a good buy? It depends on what kind of reader you are...
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Workers are spending more time correcting AI-generated content than doing actual work
Does AI really save time?
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'Turn any tank into your next UGV': France's Foreign Legion may get thousands of XXL robot mules built from retired tanks — though the demo inconveniently sits on one of only two AMX-32s ever made
KNDS and S2M's REFURBOT conversion kit resurfaces
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, October 20 (game #1227)
My clues will help you solve the NYT's Connections puzzle today and keep that streak going
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Social media: How to maximize your privacy (and the top settings to change right now)
Protect your data without leaving social media
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This sub-$100/£100 bird-feeder camera proved you don't need a massive budget to spy on your local wildlife — even if its app ruffled my feathers
Constant solar power and subscription-free storage in a lovely wooden housing
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How to watch Aberfan: The Village That Fought Back for free online from anywhere
This documentary looks back at the disaster that killed 144 people in 1966
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Chinese chipmaker could hugely ramp up RAM production in 2028 — but it's not likely to help the average consumer in the ongoing memory crisis
As Dell's CEO joins the chorus of those warning the RAM crisis will last until 2030, don't expect a predicted memory rally from China to help.
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Watch out — these are the phishing scams experts say are most likely to catch your workers out
New tech announcements, gifts, and insurance claims work best
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What happens when an AI interviewer meets AI interviewee? YouTuber stands up for those facing faceless hiring processes
AI on AI interview proves… interesting
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Europe could one day have a homegrown Starlink alternative — and four major carriers have teamed up to help develop it
Starlink might soon have some European competition if the continent's carriers get their way.
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Apple’s HomeView can recognize your face — but it still needs a recent iPhone to give you the full personal AI experience
Apple’s $299 HomeView can show your security cameras, but you’ll need an iPhone and an iCloud+ subscription before its AI can tell you what happened
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How to watch Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas online — stream reality TV from anywhere
After opening 39 restaurants, Lisa and her SURvivors team up to open their first hotel
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Apple promises to ‘Pro and Tell’ on October 28, and we could finally get the touchscreen MacBook Pro we’ve been waiting for
The new flagship MacBook might arrive alongside a refreshed iPad mini and iMac
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US federal court work hit after BAE Systems cyberattack affects bankruptcy court systems
The incident is being investigated
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Fuse Energy’s new plug-in solar kit promises to save you £180 a year in electricity bills — but it's not legal yet
Fuse Energy is launching a new plug-in battery that doesn’t need a roof for solar panels.
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'What AI mostly brings is persistence': AIs from Anthropic and OpenAI are cracking ciphers and encryption protocols in record time
AI models from OpenAI and Anthropic have been used to solve encryption mysteries that have stood for decades and centuries.
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5 of the best early Black Friday deals I've found in the Samsung Week sale — Galaxy S26 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, OLED TVs, Mini-LED TVs, and more
Samsung is giving us an early look at its Black Friday deals as part of its Samsung Week sale, so I've searched through and picked out the top 5 deals that are worth considering if you want to shop now.
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Zoom can now tell you for sure that the person you're speaking to isn't a deepfake — Sam Altman’s World debuts ID verification for AI Agents
Verifying human authenticity is a complex but important necessity
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Microsoft ditches residency plans at UK's largest data center over power supply concerns
Nscale data center's only publicly announced customer has pulled out