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Cyber Monday 2019: Date, Start Time, and Best Deals
Cyber Monday 2019 falls on Dec. 2, with deals starting as early as the evening of Black Friday. Cyber Monday deals are a bargain hunter's dream. They offer holiday shoppers discounts on just...
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Windows 10X Will Come to All Laptops, Not Just Foldables (Report)
Microsoft originally promoted Windows 10X as a tailor-made solution for 2-in-1s and a new class of foldable devices, but we now know with some confidence that the software giant will bring its...
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How to Choose Where to Extract an Archive on Windows 10
Windows has native support to extract compressed files, and while it’s serviceable, it’s still a subpar solution to third-party applications like WinRAR or 7-zip.Depending on the app you have...
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4 Reasons to Buy the Pixelbook Go (and 3 Reasons to Skip)
The Pixelbook Go is Google's latest and greatest Chromebook. For $849 (starting at $649), the Pixelbook Go moves Google from 2-in-1s and detachables to a regular old clamshell, and while that...
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If You’re Going to Spend $180 on a Backpack, Make It This One
My philosophy on backpacks has always been the same: they’re useful but ultimately disposable, and not worth getting too attached to or spending lots of money on.Blame it on a decade-and-a-half of...
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Microsoft Surface Laptop 3 vs. MacBook Pro: Which Premium Laptop Wins?
Microsoft's new Surface Laptop 3 may not be a direct competitor to the MacBook Pro, but the new 15-inch model is sure to draw comparisons with Apple's flagship laptop. New this year, the...
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Best 17-inch Laptops 2019
Whether you're streaming TV shows or working with multiple spreadsheets, 17-inch laptops are the ultimate productivity machines. And while they've historically been criticized for being...
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Microsoft Surface Pro 7 Review
Microsoft's Surface Pro 7 adds USB-C and 10th Gen CPUs, but those welcome additions come at a cost.
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The Future Tech Awards Are Coming: What You Need to Know
Cheers to another year in tech! With the end of the year drawing closer, we’re celebrating with the announcement of the Future Tech Awards ceremony on January 8, 2020. The Future Tech Awards...
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Best Touch Screen Laptops of 2019
Whether you're jotting down notes, sketching a masterpiece or just quickly zooming in on a photo, touch screens add a lot of versatility to your average laptop. Thanks to technological...
Overclockers
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Gigabyte X870I AORUS PRO ICE Motherboard Review
There are only a few AM5 motherboards worth mentioning in the mini-ITX form factor. Since it's not often we see one on Overclockers, today we present the Gigabyte X870I AORUS PRO ICE. It's not the...
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Gigabyte X870E AERO X3D WOOD Motherboard Review
Gigabyte is the first motherboard brand to introduce a fresh, eye-catching design featuring wood-like elements. The tested AERO X3D WOOD motherboard includes not only the new design, but also...
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Colorful iGame X870E VULCAN OC V14 Motherboard Review
We rarely get to review Colorful's products, but they're always unique and interesting. This time, we received the latest overclocking-series motherboard for AMD Ryzen processors: the iGame X870E...
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Gigabyte X870E AORUS ELITE X3D ICE Motherboard Review
Gigabyte keeps refreshing its AM5 motherboards with X3D models optimized for the latest Ryzen processors. One of the new models is the X870E AORUS ELITE X3D ICE, which will be tested today. Since...
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MSI MPG X870E CARBON MAX WIFI Motherboard Review
Recently, we could see the MAG X870E GAMING PLUS MAX WIFI, while today, a higher model from the refreshed MAX series - MPG X870E CARBON MAX WIFI. The new CARBON motherboard is designed for demanding...
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MSI MAG X870E GAMING PLUS MAX WIFI Motherboard Review
MSI provided us with one of the latest AMD Ryzen motherboard models for review, which is more interesting than it seems. The motherboard is from the refreshed MAX line, so we can be sure it's a...
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ADATA XPG LANCER RGB 64GB DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory Kit Review
Recently, we reviewed the XPG LANCER RGB memory kit at 6400MT/s; this time, we take a closer look at the lower-frequency version of the same series, rated at 6000MT/s and featuring a tight EXPO...
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ADATA XPG LANCER RGB 64GB DDR5-6400 CL32 Memory Kit Review
Today's review presents the ADATA XPG LANCER RGB memory, which is already well-known among gamers and overclockers. However, the tested memory kit is rated at 6400 MT/s and uses a dual-rank design,...
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CES 2026 – ADATA shows off Trusta enterprise storage and scalar, new Novakey DIMMs, Cyborg III Power supply, AIOs and heatsinks, and the Dock, an awesome open air chassis concept
Our next stop was down the hall at ADATA, which shared several cool items, including enterprise storage solutions under the Trusta bran,d including AI scaling software, cool new Novajey RGB DIMMs,...
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CES 2026 – MSI introduces 34″ 360Hz ultrawide QD-OLED, RTX 5090 Lightning Z, GPU Safeguard+ power supplies, Pro Max series ecosystem and more
Our first stop was at the Venetian to meet with MSI. Inside the ballroom, a wide variety of products was on display. MSI Claw 8+ Glacier Blue edition, Raider 16 Max Gaming laptop, new Wifi 7 mesh...
Latest from TechRadar in Phones
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How to download the iOS 27 public beta — and 3 new things to try first
Siri has finally got smarter with iOS 27, and the public beta is out now. Here's how to download it and the best features to try first.
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Apple vs OpenAI lawsuit: 8 bombshell accusations and how the legal war might change your next iPhone
Apple's OpenAI lawsuit is full of truly eye-opening accusations that, if true, could doom OpenAI's hardware business and scuttle the partnership between the two companies.
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This new Hisense e-paper phone has a detachable LCD screen on the back — but I’d rather see the displays swapped
The Hisense A10 is a dual-screen phone with both an e-paper and an LCD display, and the latter is detachable.
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The next Galaxy Z Fold is coming, but what deals can you expect? Here's everything we know so far
The next generation of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold and Flip phones is likely just around the corner — here's everything we know about deals and pricing so far.
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‘Our brains were not necessarily meant to be this stimulated first thing in the morning’: psychologists explain why you reach for your phone as soon as you wake up — and what you can do to stop it
Ever wondered why you reach for your phone in the morning? I spoke to two psychology experts to get to the bottom of the morning scroll.
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 could be the last in the foldable series — and that'd be a real shame, if not a major surprise
Samsung is reportedly planning to abandon small-screen foldables after the Galaxy Z Flip 8, so we might not get any more clamshell models.
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Mint Mobile's epic Galaxy S26 deal is back in stock — get $500 off any device in the range, plus a full year of unlimited data for cheap
Mint Mobile's popular Galaxy S26 series deal quickly sold out last time it was in stock — but now it's back again if you're quick.
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Two reasons why you might want to buy the Galaxy Z Fold 7 right now — yes, before the Galaxy Z Fold 8 lands
Interested in a foldable phone? Here's why Samsung's soon-to-be-old Galaxy Z Fold 7 might not be the worst idea.
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5 things to expect at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked — from foldable phones to Samsung’s first smart glasses
Samsung is holding an event on July 22, where we're expecting to see loads of new phones and wearables.
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Google sets Pixel 11 launch for August 12 — here are 5 things to expect
The Google Pixel 11 series is landing on August 12, and it won't be alone — here's what to expect from Google's next big launch event.
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I’ve found the Apple AirTag to be invaluable — so it’s good news that the upgraded second-gen tracker is 21% off for Prime Day
If you're like me and find it easy to lose your keys, or you want to make sure your suitcase never goes MIA, the AirTag 2 is an essential for any iPhone owner.
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Samsung just set the date for its next Galaxy Unpacked — and 'A New Shape Unfolds' could be its biggest clue yet about what to expect
Samsung has officially set July 22, 2026, as the date for its next Galaxy Unpacked event, teasing a new next-generation foldable phone with the tagline "A New Shape Unfolds."
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Samsung Messages has just been killed off, forcing loyal users to make the switch to Google Messages, and not everyone is pleased — this is what you need to do
Samsung Messages has finally shut down in favor of Google Messages, and this is what you need to do if you haven't made the switch.
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'Next time, maybe the screws can be outside?': Fairphone pokes fun at the Nothing Phone (4b) for its faux repairable design
The Nothing Phone (4b) has a screw-laden design, but as Fairphone points out, it's all for show.
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Android just made a big change to your backups — and there's good news and bad news
Your Android backups are going to start using more of your Google account storage, but at least you'll also have more control over what gets backed up.
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The Amazon Prime Day power bank and charger deals I’d actually buy
Our favourite Amazon Prime Day power bank and USB-C charger deals include up to 43% off tested models from Iniu, Anker, Ugreen and more.
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Mint Mobile just brought back a classic deal — you can get a full year of unlimited data for just $180 right now
Looking to switch up your plan to something more economical? Mint Mobile's latest deal gets you a full year of unlimited data for just $15/mo.
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‘I am mortified’: An iPhone user sent ‘sensitive pictures’ to a stranger’s phone after making this simple iMessage mistake — here’s how to avoid the same fate
An iPhone user accidentally sent ‘sensitive’ texts to the wrong person after their partner made one key mistake.
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I’ve tested almost every phone released this year — here are my 5 favorite models of 2026 so far, including a top pick that isn't made by Samsung or Apple
We're halfway through 2026, so I've rounded up my favorite phones of the year so far.
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Nokia's new retro-styled feature phones have AI buttons for some reason — and users are dismissing the odd feature as 'useless' and 'dumb'
HMD has unveiled four new feature phones, but there are question marks over the inclusion of an AI button.
Latest from TechRadar in Computing
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Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, July 14 (game #1632)
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 Tuesday, July 14 (game #863)
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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Watch out Windows users, a Secure Boot update has been blocked on Windows 11 PCs due to failing on some devices — here's how to check if you're affected
Certain older devices that cannot receive updates via their OEM may not be able to install the latest Secure Boot certificate.
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Ransomware negotiator jailed for 70 months after he just helped infect victims with malware
Ransomware negotiator served 70-month prison sentence, and will have to forfeit everything he's gained.
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Experts say they were able to create a rogue agent in Google’s AI platform with just a single edit permission
One compromised agent could take over every other agent in that project, leading to chat logs access, and even data exfiltration.
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New Steam Machine red light warning isn't anything to worry about — an overzealous overheating warning is reportedly due to a BIOS bug
Seeing a red light on your Steam Machine? Don't panic — it's most likely due to a bug that triggers a temperature warning to come on 'much earlier' than it should.
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Confused about your PC specs or hardware? Windows 11's Copilot app is getting new powers to help you 'understand your device'
Copilot app's new 'PC insights' feature has been greeted with some skepticism.
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Vibe coded threats shift again — hackers are using AI chatbots to write malware using natural language
How do you spot an attack when signatures and behaviors can no longer be used?
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'Cryptomining can be a lucrative post-compromise activity in cloud environments': Experts warn AI gateways connected to Amazon Bedrock are being hijacked to steal crypto
Researchers found a new spin on an old attack, as AI gateways are used to enable cryptocurrency mining.
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Apple’s app subscription bundles are too rigid and inflexible — here's how I'd overhaul them if I were CEO-to-be John Ternus
Apple’s app subscription bundles are too rigid and inflexible. They’re in desperate need of a rethink.
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Lidl customers across Europe hit in suspected data breach - here's what we know
Lidl customers in three countries have had some of their data stolen - but so far, it hasn't surfaced anywhere.
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NYT Strands hints and answers for Monday, July 13 (game #862)
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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Quordle hints and answers for Monday, July 13 (game #1631)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
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What the next generation of FSR, XeSS, and DLSS means for the future of PC gaming
DLSS 5 set a precedent that AI-powered upscaling can change the look of games rather than just improve their performance. The future is looking bleak, but it's not hopeless yet.
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Quordle hints and answers for Sunday, July 12 (game #1630)
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 Sunday, July 12 (game #861)
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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‘Our brains were not necessarily meant to be this stimulated first thing in the morning’: psychologists explain why you reach for your phone as soon as you wake up — and what you can do to stop it
Ever wondered why you reach for your phone in the morning? I spoke to two psychology experts to get to the bottom of the morning scroll.
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Laptop specs are getting more confusing – here’s what actually matters in 2026
Looking for a new laptop and sick of all the jargon? We demystify the specifications that really make a difference in 2026.
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Quordle hints and answers for Saturday, July 11 (game #1629)
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, July 11 (game #860)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
Latest from TechRadar in Computing-components
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What the next generation of FSR, XeSS, and DLSS means for the future of PC gaming
DLSS 5 set a precedent that AI-powered upscaling can change the look of games rather than just improve their performance. The future is looking bleak, but it's not hopeless yet.
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Asus ProArt GeForce RTX 5090 review: a slimmer SFF-ready RTX 5090 for creators who need flagship performance and 32GB of VRAM
The Asus ProArt RTX 5090 offers flagship performance, 32GB of GDDR7 and a slimmer 2.5-slot design for creator-focused builds.
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Attention, Nvidia GPU users — you need to be wary of riser cable setups, especially when using an RTX 5090
It's not a melting connector-level concern, but proceed with caution if you're using an RTX 5090 GPU with a riser cable for your gaming PC setup.
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AMD's Radeon GPUs may be the next victim of the RAM crisis — and it makes this gaming PC deal look even more of a bargain
Unsurprisingly, the RAM crisis has struck again, potentially forcing AMD to raise prices on Radeon GPUs.
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Nvidia brings the RTX 3060 back from the dead to beat the RAM crisis — there's a reason why it still tops the Steam Hardware Survey after all these years
The RAM crisis is ruining the PC hardware market with high prices, and that's why the return of Nvidia's RTX 3060 is more relevant than ever.
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Apple may have a plan to 'ease frustration over price hikes and longer delivery times' with its Macs — but I wouldn't count on it working
Analyst suggests more consumer RAM is going to data centers next year — maybe a lot more, and that's a real worry.
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Manufacturers are killing mini PC and laptop performance with single-channel memory, and I'm sick of it
Some manufacturers are using single-channel memory to keep prices low - but it can have big repurcussions for performance.
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Researchers invent 'new type of pixel' that could create displays that double as cameras — and the internet's first thought is 'what could go wrong?'
ETH Zurich researchers have found a way to both emit and analyze light from the same surface.
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Lenovo declares a 'new normal' for higher memory pricing in the 2030s, while Microsoft forecasts prices to double again in a year
The RAM crisis could get a lot worse over the next few years if Lenovo and Microsoft are right — and I can easily believe they are.
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Yes, the bad news on the RAM crisis has been relentless lately — but Asus and SK Hynix just gave us glimmers of hope that some relief could be on the horizon
The RAM crisis gloom has been thick and heavy lately — so are you ready for some better news?
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Forget storage anxiety with this 20TB Seagate external hard drive — it's one of our favourites and it's 32% off
We named Seagate’s Expansion Desktop the best external hard drive for high capacity and it’s down to just AU$623.73 via Amazon Germany.
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Beat the memory crisis with my 5 photography workflow tips, and today’s lowest prices on portable SSDs
Memory prices are sky high so our expert runs through the five best tips to help photographers and videographers reduce memory space
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Memory expert predicts huge RAM price hikes over the rest of 2026 — but I'm not buying it (the forecast, or the RAM)
Fed up with high RAM prices? They could get way worse in 2026, and this is getting seriously depressing now.
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Trust me, I’m a computer expert, and you should jump on these affordable 2TB SSD deals before it’s too late
AI is gobbling up memory and making upgrading your PC a bit of a nightmare - but Amazon has some impressive SSD deals that buck the trend.
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5 things to buy now before the RAM crisis worsens — from affordable SSDs to price hike-beating MacBooks
Here's what I'd advise you to consider buying now ahead of likely price hikes, especially if you can get a decent deal.
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SSD expert shares some worrying truths about Chinese chip makers — and I think this could be more bad news for the RAM crisis
Here's another sign the RAM crisis is here to stay, as boss in SSD supply chain shares some home truths about Chinese chip makers.
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Looking to upgrade your Mac? You might want to do it soon — Tim Cook just warned that 'price increases are unavoidable' for Apple products
A good deal on a MacBook now could be the smartest move you make this year if you're in need of a laptop upgrade.
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HDMI 2.2 is set to arrive in TVs and monitors next year, bringing uncompressed 4K at ridiculous frame rates — here's what to expect from the next-gen connector, and who it's actually most useful for
HDMI 2.2 doubles the bandwidth of HDMI 2.1 and the first products should arrive in late 2026 or into 2027
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Forget NPCs, now we have CPCs — Co-Playable Characters or AI teammates in PUBG courtesy of Nvidia ACE tech, but I'm not impressed so far
Many gamers are doubtful, mystified, or think that this will be beyond amusing.
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The PC component crisis isn't going away: retail market for SSDs has 'almost disappeared' we're told, and DDR5 RAM prices refuse to drop
SSD prices remain sky-high alongside the cost of RAM — and a report suggests hard drives are getting more expensive too.
Latest from TechRadar in Gaming
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, July 14 (game #1129)
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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New Steam Machine red light warning isn't anything to worry about — an overzealous overheating warning is reportedly due to a BIOS bug
Seeing a red light on your Steam Machine? Don't panic — it's most likely due to a bug that triggers a temperature warning to come on 'much earlier' than it should.
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A superb open world racing game is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, finally giving us a proper Forza Horizon alternative
Ubisoft has announced that its latest racing game is coming to Nintendo Switch 2.
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Xbox veteran stresses Sony's all-digital future would compromise game ownership: 'Digital is convenient until someone else decides you’ve had enough'
Sony's plans for an all-digital future aren't going down well with consumers, and certainly aren't with gaming industry figures like this Xbox veteran.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Monday, July 13 (game #1128)
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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The PlayStation physical games debacle is taking over everything Sony does — it’s the biggest tech PR disaster since Sonos’ app update, so will Sony learn the lessons that turned Sonos around?
Sony's decision to drop physical media from 2028has caused a customer revolt, and everything the company does is overwhelmed by the backlash. Will it listen to lessons from history on how to turn...
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Don't bother buying the Switch 2's official N64 controller — get 8BitDo's brilliant take on it instead
The 8BitDo 64 Bluetooth Controller is a fine companion for the Nintendo Switch Online game catalog.
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Gambling, noir detectives, and urinating robots: Warframe's long-awaited Tau update is unlike anything I could possibly have predicted
Warframe finally goes to Tau, with developer Digital Extremes aiming to take its universe in a bold new direction.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Sunday, July 12 (game #1127)
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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Don't sleep on this upcoming cinematic action game that could rival The Last of Us
Why upcoming action game Blood Message should be on your radar.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Saturday, July 11 (game #1126)
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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When the Nintendo Switch 2 hits AU$769.95 in September, you'll wish you'd read this article that told you to buy it now for AU$624
Rising costs are forcing Nintendo to increase the Switch 2’s price by AU$70 very soon, and this 11% Prime Day discount seems like a bargain by comparison.
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Razer's new Cinnamoroll headphones feature adorable floppy ears — and they're just too cute to pass up
Razer has unveiled the next piece in its growing Sanrio collection, the Kraken Kitty V2 BT – Cinnamoroll Edition.
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'I honestly think the next step is a gameplay trailer' — GTA 6 fans are expecting an update from Rockstar Games next month, if not the long-awaited trailer 3
Rockstar Games' parent company, Take-Two Interactive, has quite an important day coming up, and fans are hoping for a new update on Grand Theft Auto 6.
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'Sounds like the original launch' — Some fans think the new Black Ops PlayStation ports suffer from input lag but others argue they're the same as the original releases
Fans are complaining that the new Black Ops ports just don't feel right on PS5 and PS4.
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Ex-BioWare lead writer would take the series to a 'dark and dangerous' place given the chance, while also going 'back to the basics of what made Dragon Age appeal to so many people in the first place'
Dragon Age creator and former narrative lead David Gaider doesn't believe the series has a future at EA, but would be interested in working on a new game.
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'I find myself in the novel position of looking for a job' — 27-year Bethesda veteran who designed Skyrim's humanoid races and a Microsoft dev behind Xbox backwards compatibility have been laid off
Thousands of Xbox staff have been laid off, including two industry veterans who worked at Microsoft and Bethesda for decades.
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'If not PS6, then PS7' — Analyst says PlayStation ending physical discs was bound to happen as 'the console ecosystem is nearly entirely digital at this point'
Games analyst Daniel Ahmad of Niko Partners thinks PlayStation ending physical discs was inevitable due to the rise in digital game sales.
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My favorite game of 2026 so far just got a major free expansion — and you don’t even need to own the actual game to play it
Zero Parades: For Dead Spies now has a TTRPG and one shot — and it’s free-to-play.
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NYT Connections hints and answers for Friday, July 10 (game #1125)
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.
Latest from TechRadar in Audio
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We've tested 28 pairs of headphones this year — these are our favorite over-ears, from budget to blowout
Including a standout budget pair that manages to be both better and cheaper than its predecessors.
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It’s the perfect time of year for grabbing a cheap radio for the garden, and they don’t come much cuter, more packed with features or wallet-friendly than this
The Majority Mini Shelford is a compact, cheap, portable radio with screen that goes on sale in August.
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The PlayStation physical games debacle is taking over everything Sony does — it’s the biggest tech PR disaster since Sonos’ app update, so will Sony learn the lessons that turned Sonos around?
Sony's decision to drop physical media from 2028has caused a customer revolt, and everything the company does is overwhelmed by the backlash. Will it listen to lessons from history on how to turn...
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Marshall’s new big and bullish home speaker is just as much of a delight on the eyes as it is on the ears, and it blew me away with its rumbling bass and amp-inspired aesthetic
The Marshall Stanmore IV is a stellar-sounding speaker with a beautiful look to match, I only wish it had better-than-Bluetooth streaming.
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Austrian Audio’s new ‘semi-open-back’ wired headphones are named like some sort of hired assassin, but I tested them and if you want layered audio, they’re 'The Arranger' for you
With the awkwardly named ‘The Arranger’, Austrian Audio wants to try and bridge the gap between its excellent entry-level models and its excellent high-end products…
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I tested PSB's new stereo speaker system and the punchy sound and compact styling are a delight, but don't bother if you listen to a lot of vinyl
The PSB iQ2 may be the largest model in the brand's stereo speaker range, but it's still pretty small — can it justify its big price-tag?
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'The greatest headphone ever': Skullcandy's pulling no punches as it teases new cans for launch next week, and I think I've deduced what they are
Skullcandy is teasing some new headphones, which are due to launch on July 15.
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How do I know music is more important than clothes? I just moved home and the first thing I set up was my turntable and vinyl stash
Setting up a turntable before putting clothes in a wardrobe? Irrefutable proof that we cannot live without music
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'Not for everyone': Sony announces its most premium wired earbuds in its current range, but their ideal use case is nothing if not niche
The Sony IER-M500 are wired earbuds, but for most people, the brand's cheaper options will be the best buy.
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AirPods Pro 3 just dropped to AU$299 for Prime Day, and it’s the lowest Amazon price we’ve seen
The Apple AirPods Pro 3 are down to AU$299 at Amazon for Prime Day in Australia, which is the lowest price we’ve seen.
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PlayStation-owned Audeze has 'some potential game studio collaborations' in the works for its Maxwell 2 ReSkin earcup designs, as well as plans to bring it to other models
Audeze's Maxwell 2 ReSkin earcups could expand with gaming collaborations in the future, say the PlayStation-owned company
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Sonos is finally improving its app — but it's not moving fast enough, so people are building new alternatives to solve big gripes about home theater setups and more customizable sound
Sonos users are making their own alternatives to the official app and sharing them on the Sonos subreddit
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Spotify didn’t tell anyone it updated its song-mixing feature, and users are obsessed with it — now I’m putting even more pride into how I curate my DJ-set playlists
Spotify's Mixed Playlist feature just got a quiet upgrade, and its new customization tools have boosted it to a new level.
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‘This is painful’: one of my favorite budget audio brands is still building elite 5-driver earbuds 6 months on, but while fans are desperate, I think Soundpeats' ongoing R&D blog is a refreshing look at audio design issues
The Soundpeats Aura Nebula sound better and better every time we hear about them, and fans are desperate to try them out.
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‘Dolby Atmos has a curious ability to reveal not just the details within a recording, but also the memories embedded within it’: Dire Straits’ producer says that mixing spatial audio rescues lost elements that were ‘sacrificed’ for stereo
Dire Straits' Guy Fletcher says that Atmos can deliver more emotion from the music you love
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Marshall has redesigned its home speaker range with useful tweaks and two new options, but there's a big thing missing
Marshall has unveiled the Acton IV and Stanmore IV speakers, with some tweaks over the old models, but there's no Woburn IV in sight.
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Marshall’s new home speaker is a bass beast and has a delicious design — I just wish it had this one feature
Marshall’s new mid-sized home speaker is an absolute bass beast, and its design is undeniably enticing — here’s how I rate it after hours of testing.
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'You could've given me 10 guesses, I wouldn't have gone for this': my favorite cheap Nothing earbuds finally have a successor, but the USP isn't my idea of 'joyful'
Nothing's new Ear (3a) don't just deal in the odd use of parentheses and new colorways; there's also on-ear chat recording and a host of new features
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I tested Noble’s new ‘budget’ earbuds and I'd love to say they'll wow audiophiles, but it’s impossible to keep them in long enough to know
The Noble Osprey look and sound great, but fit issues result in an infuriating listening experience.
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I'm an audio expert and these 13 Prime Day headphone deals that are still available to shop are perfect for any music fan
Amazon's annual sale may have come to an end, but there are still a good number of discounts on top-rated headphones to shop.
Engadget - Technology News & Expert Reviews
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Please let this hot pink Pixel 11 leak be real
Bring on the magenta and peach.
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Microsoft is making the Windows Search Box more streamlined and useful
Bit by bit, Windows 11 is healing.
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Public betas for iOS 27, macOS 27 and more Apple platforms are now available
Try the new Siri AI and system-wide performance improvements.
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Los Angeles law enforcement will stop using Flock cameras
The Los Angeles police department did not renew its contract with Flock due to data privacy concerns.
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A ransomware negotiator who colluded with attackers to scam victims was sentenced to 70 months in prison
Angelo Martino helped scam ransomware victims out of over $75 million, officials said.
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iCloud+ vs. Apple One: Which is worth it for you?
The two subscription services offer more than just extra storage, but getting the right one can save you money.
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TV-logging app TV Time is functionally relaunching as parent company pivots to AI
Bingers is expected to launch by the end of July as a replacement for TV Time.
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State AGs sue to block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger
A dozen state attorneys general filed an antitrust lawsuit to stop the Paramount / Warner Bros. Discovery merger.
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Games Done Quick abruptly canceled SNK stream due to ties with Saudi Arabia
Games Done Quick said it would not accept funds from or work with SNK in the future.
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You can easily scan QR codes that are already on your phone
Android and iOS both have built-in tools to easily open QR codes from screenshots.
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Not 300 miles, not 250 miles: These EVs have the worst range in 2026
If you like going on a long road trip, you might want to steer clear of these vehicles.
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Oppo Watch X3 review: Come for the battery, stay for the versatility
Oppo's Watch X3 is a Wear OS watch that'll outlast all of its rivals.
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Europe takes step toward social media ban for kids
Following a worrying new report, Europe is taking steps toward barring children from using social media.
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Waze rolls out new AI features including Motorcycle and 'Less Chatty' modes
Like Google Maps, Waze is going all-in on Gemini.
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Summer Games Done Quick once again raises over $2 million for Doctors Without Borders
The annual speedrunning marathon event ran from July 5-11.
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What are your plans for AI Appreciation Day?
The best way to celebrate AI Appreciation Day is to not.
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Pentagon releases new batch of UFO files, China's Tianwen-2 reaches its asteroid target, and more science stories
Catch up on the most interesting science news from the last week.
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Xbox gamer wins lawsuit against Microsoft to restore account and digital library
Microsoft also has to pay roughly $400 in damages to the user.
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Why GameCube games are so expensive (and why they're rarely sold at retro stores)
Vintage games can be hard to find, but Nintendo GameCube titles are exceptionally elusive.
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Refreshed Apple Pencils may arrive next year with improved repairability
Thanks to upcoming EU regulations, the next Apple Pencil could feature replaceable batteries.
Android Archives - TechRepublic
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Fake Bank Apps Let Scammers Control Android Phones in Southeast Asia
RedHook malware uses fake banking and government apps to steal data and control Android phones, with attacks confirmed in Vietnam and Indonesia so far.
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Google’s July Pixel Update Targets Android 17 Boot Problems
Google’s July 2026 Pixel update fixes Android 17 boot loops, app crashes, display issues, and navigation problems across supported devices.
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AI Boom Could Make Cheap Android Phones More Expensive
Rising DRAM and NAND prices are forcing Android phone makers to cut specs, raise prices, and rethink budget smartphones, according to Omdia.
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Android’s July 2026 Google System Update: What Users Should Know
Google’s July Play services update improves Google One purchases, adds Wear OS work profile support, and expands Android developer tools.
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Pixel 6 Android Kernel Upgrade Exclusion Explained for Owners
Pixel 6 may miss Google’s next Android kernel upgrade, but security patches and Android 17 are still expected through October 2026.
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Google Loses Final EU Appeal Over €4.1B Android Fine
Google lost its final EU appeal over a €4.1B Android fine, prompting renewed scrutiny of app defaults, search dominance, and rivals' access.
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Android Phones Warned 11.4M People Before Venezuelan Earthquakes
Google says Android Earthquake Alerts warned millions in Venezuela before powerful quakes, showing how phones can support early warnings.
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Android 17 Update Triggers Widespread Touchscreen Issues on Pixel Phones
Pixel users report Android 17 touchscreen issues, including reversed scrolling, missed taps, and unresponsive areas, while Google works on a fix.
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Google Health 5.02 Restores Fitbit Features, but iOS Still Trails Android
Google Health 5.02 brings back hourly activity charts, sleep-session controls, food logging updates, and dashboard improvements after the Fitbit app migration, but some features remain
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Android 17 Is Live on Pixel, but Samsung and Other Android Users Still Have to Wait
Android 17 is rolling out to supported Pixel devices first, while non-Pixel users and IT teams face separate OEM timelines, beta programs, and app-testing considerations.
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Google Adds New Android Controls for WhatsApp Backups, Password Transfers
Google’s June 2026 Android system updates add WhatsApp backup controls, Play Protect checks, passkey portability, and Play Store AI search.
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Google Reportedly Wants Android App Code From Play Store Developers
Google is reportedly offering select Play Store developers payment for access to app source code. For Android developers in APAC, the offer raises questions about IP rights, security risks,
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Malicious WhatsApp, Slack Alerts Could Have Exposed Millions of Android Users
SafeBreach found a now-fixed Gemini Android flaw that let malicious WhatsApp and Slack alerts manipulate AI responses and tools.
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Google Patches Android Zero-Day Vulnerability in June 2026 Security Update
Google’s June 2026 Android update fixes dozens of flaws, including a potentially exploited Framework vulnerability and critical system bugs.
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Chrome v148 Bug Locks Some Android Tablet Users Out of Browser
Chrome’s latest Android tablet bug is disrupting browser access on some managed devices, leaving IT teams to rely on alternate browsers while Google investigates.
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Google’s $135M Android Privacy Settlement: Who May Be Eligible
Google’s $135 million Android settlement could pay eligible US users who used Android devices with cellular data since November 2017.
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Strange Gmail Bug Is Making Emails Unreadable on Android
Gmail users on some Android devices report flickering, blank, or unreadable emails, with WebView workarounds available.
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Google Health 5.0 Brings New Fitbit App Design, AI Coach, and Android Widget
Google Health 5.0 replaces the Fitbit app with a redesigned layout, Gemini-powered coaching, a new Android widget, and retired Fitbit features.
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Google Brings a Long-Missing Apple Feature to Android
Google’s Continue On in Android 17 lets users move supported tasks from phone to tablet, bringing Apple-like Handoff to Android devices soon.
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Top New Features in Android 17 You’ll Notice This Year
Google previewed Android 17 with Gemini AI tools, AirDrop-style sharing, privacy upgrades, multitasking changes, and stronger security controls.
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Apple Archives - TechRepublic
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Apple Reportedly Cuts Some iPhone 17 Production as Memory Costs Rise
Apple reportedly cut some base iPhone 17 production lines as memory costs rise, raising questions about pricing and upgrade timing for buyers.
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Apple’s Failed Car Project Reportedly Shapes M7 AI Chips
Apple’s failed car project reportedly shaped its Neural Engine, future M7 chips, and plans for more powerful AI server infrastructure.
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Apple Wallet Car Key Support Could Expand to Lucid, Xiaomi Vehicles
iOS 27 beta code hints that Lucid and Xiaomi vehicles could gain Apple Car Key support, though compatible models and launch timing remain unconfirmed.
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Apple’s iPhone Air 2 Could Get a Major Battery Upgrade
The iPhone Air 2 could gain a larger battery, an A20 chip, and a second camera as Apple reportedly works to improve endurance without adding bulk.
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Apple Loses EU Court Fight Over iOS, App Store Rules
Apple lost its EU court challenge over iOS and the App Store, keeping both under the Digital Markets Act as another legal challenge still remains possible.
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iPhone 18 Pro Max: New Battery May Make It Apple’s Heaviest in Years
The iPhone 18 Pro Max could become thicker and heavier as Apple reportedly plans a larger battery and upgraded cooling system.
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AI Breakthroughs, Security Breaches, and Industry Shakeups Define the Week
See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from July 6–10.
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DuckDuckGo Now Blocks Most Video Ads on Windows, Mac, iPhone
DuckDuckGo’s web browser, often referred to as the DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser, can now block video ads, including in-video ads on YouTube.
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Smartwatch Blood Sugar Alerts: 5 Settings That Make Readings Easier to See
Check the settings on Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch, Huawei Watch, and Garmin that can affect glucose alerts, visibility, and context.
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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Timeline: Mass Production Reportedly Underway
Apple’s first foldable iPhone reportedly remains on schedule, though questions remain over launch timing, retail availability, and early supply.
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Apple Extends Broadcom Deal Through 2031: What It Means for AI
Apple and Broadcom extended their chip partnership through 2031 as AI hardware demand raises pressure on suppliers, pricing, and device costs.
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Apple Reopens Card Payments in India After Four-Year Halt
Apple is restoring card payments for users in India after updating its systems to comply with RBI tokenization rules.
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Apple’s 2026 Product Roadmap: iPhone 18 Pro, Mac Studio, and More
Apple may launch up to 16 new products by the end of 2026, including a foldable iPhone, M5 Macs, new iPads and smart home devices.
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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Could Hit 10M Units, Carry a $2,500 Price
Apple reportedly raised its foldable iPhone target to 10 million units as it secures parts for a premium 2026-to-2027 hardware cycle.
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The Smartwatch Blood Sugar Revolution, Explained
Smartwatches may transform blood sugar tracking, but today’s advances depend on CGMs, AI, and regulated health tech integrations.
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Apple’s ‘Hide My Email’ Privacy Flaw Exposes Real Email Addresses
Researchers say Apple’s Hide My Email flaw may expose real addresses, despite two fixes. Here’s what users should know about the privacy risk.
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AI Oversight, Security Flaws, and Industry Shifts Define This Week in Tech
See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from June 29–July 2.
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Apple Watch Redesign Could Make Current Bands Obsolete, Leaker Claims
Apple Watch redesign rumors point to a new band attachment system in 2027, raising questions about backward compatibility for bands.
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New MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Foldable iPhone Could Test Apple Buyers
Apple’s reported plans include a redesigned MacBook Pro, a faster iPad Pro, and the first foldable iPhone, with price and supply risks.
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Apple Leak Drama Grows After iPhone 18 Pro Videos Disappear
Alleged iPhone 18 Pro drop-test videos vanished from X after a Tata Electronics breach exposed Apple supplier files and internal documents.
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Artificial Intelligence Archives - TechRepublic
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Microsoft Study Finds AI Coding Agents Lift Pull Requests by 24%
A Microsoft study found command-line AI coding agents were linked to more merged pull requests, but adoption and review capacity shaped the results.
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Meta Removes Muse Image Instagram Feature After Consent Backlash
Meta scrapped a Muse Image feature days after launch following backlash over consent, privacy, and the use of public Instagram photos.
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Google Will Now Tell You If That Ad Was Made With AI
Google is adding AI disclosure labels to ads on Search, YouTube, and Discover, but third-party AI use still depends on advertiser reporting.
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Apple’s Failed Car Project Reportedly Shapes M7 AI Chips
Apple’s failed car project reportedly shaped its Neural Engine, future M7 chips, and plans for more powerful AI server infrastructure.
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Google AI Models Explained: Gemini, Veo, Nano Banana & More
Learn what Google’s major AI models do, including Gemini, Veo, Imagen, Nano Banana, Gemma, Lyria, Chirp, and Gemini Nano.
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Claude Code Espionage Campaign Exposes a New Enterprise AI Risk
Anthropic’s AI-run espionage report shows why enterprises need stronger governance for AI agents, MCP connectors, and enterprise data access.
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New York Bans Smart Glasses Across 1,240 Courts
New York will ban Meta and other smart glasses from all 1,240 state courts starting July 20 over privacy and recording concerns.
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Apple Loses EU Court Fight Over iOS, App Store Rules
Apple lost its EU court challenge over iOS and the App Store, keeping both under the Digital Markets Act as another legal challenge still remains possible.
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Can AI Replace Therapists? What HR and IT Leaders Need to Know
AI mental health tools may support journaling, reflection and routine guidance, but current evidence does not support using them as replacements for licensed therapists. HR and IT leaders need
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OpenAI Raises Bio Bounty to $50,000 for Universal Jailbreaks
OpenAI has doubled its top bio bounty to $50,000 for researchers who can develop a universal jailbreak against its biological safety challenge. The ongoing private program begins with GPT-5.6 and
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Meta’s Custom AI Chip Timeline Just Got More Interesting
Meta reportedly plans to deploy its fourth custom AI chip by September as it looks to cut AI costs and reduce reliance on Nvidia and AMD.
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Amazon Raises $25 Billion in Bond Sale as AI Spending Accelerates
Amazon raised $25 billion through a bond sale as AI infrastructure spending accelerates, highlighting the growing cost of competing in the AI race.
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China Warns of Claude Code ‘Backdoor’ Security Risk
China warned organizations to remove certain Claude Code versions over alleged backdoor risks, while Anthropic called the feature anti-abuse protection.
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Meta AI Data Center Linked to Rare Bacteria Water Scare
Meta’s Cheyenne AI data center project was linked to the presence of rare bacteria in reclaimed irrigation water, adding scrutiny to local data center wastewater rules.
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Google’s New Default AI Training Setting Puts Australia on Notice
Google's new default AI training settings impact Australian workplaces. Learn how to manage data privacy and Google Search, Lens, and Translate usage.
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AI Boom Could Make Cheap Android Phones More Expensive
Rising DRAM and NAND prices are forcing Android phone makers to cut specs, raise prices, and rethink budget smartphones, according to Omdia.
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New AI Hiring Data Undercuts the Case for Hiring Freezes in Australia
New US data links heavy AI investment to job growth, not cuts — challenging Australian firms pairing AI budgets with hiring freezes.
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The AI Security Gap No One’s Watching in Australian Enterprises
New global security research shows exactly how unmonitored AI agent permissions get exploited inside the enterprise — and Australian identity governance, built around human employees, isn't set
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Meta’s Muse Image Explained: What to Know About the New AI Image Model
Meta Muse Image brings AI image generation to Instagram, WhatsApp, and Meta AI. Here’s what users should know about features and privacy.
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OpenAI’s New GPT-5.6 Is Coming Sooner Than You Think
OpenAI is set to launch GPT-5.6 after a US security review, raising new questions for enterprise AI access, safeguards, and governance.
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Hardware Archives - TechRepublic
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Apple Reportedly Cuts Some iPhone 17 Production as Memory Costs Rise
Apple reportedly cut some base iPhone 17 production lines as memory costs rise, raising questions about pricing and upgrade timing for buyers.
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Apple’s Failed Car Project Reportedly Shapes M7 AI Chips
Apple’s failed car project reportedly shaped its Neural Engine, future M7 chips, and plans for more powerful AI server infrastructure.
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Galaxy Unpacked Is July 22: Here’s What to Expect
Samsung will host Galaxy Unpacked on July 22, with new foldables, Galaxy Watches, AI features, and possible smart glasses expected.
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Apple Wallet Car Key Support Could Expand to Lucid, Xiaomi Vehicles
iOS 27 beta code hints that Lucid and Xiaomi vehicles could gain Apple Car Key support, though compatible models and launch timing remain unconfirmed.
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Apple’s iPhone Air 2 Could Get a Major Battery Upgrade
The iPhone Air 2 could gain a larger battery, an A20 chip, and a second camera as Apple reportedly works to improve endurance without adding bulk.
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New York Bans Smart Glasses Across 1,240 Courts
New York will ban Meta and other smart glasses from all 1,240 state courts starting July 20 over privacy and recording concerns.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide: Everything We Know So Far
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide rumors cover its design, specs, cameras, price, and possible release date ahead of Galaxy Unpacked on July 22 in London, UK.
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iPhone 18 Pro Max: New Battery May Make It Apple’s Heaviest in Years
The iPhone 18 Pro Max could become thicker and heavier as Apple reportedly plans a larger battery and upgraded cooling system.
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Meta’s Custom AI Chip Timeline Just Got More Interesting
Meta reportedly plans to deploy its fourth custom AI chip by September as it looks to cut AI costs and reduce reliance on Nvidia and AMD.
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Meta AI Data Center Linked to Rare Bacteria Water Scare
Meta’s Cheyenne AI data center project was linked to the presence of rare bacteria in reclaimed irrigation water, adding scrutiny to local data center wastewater rules.
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Google’s $3 ChromeOS Flex USB Kit: What to Know Before Installing
Google’s $3 ChromeOS Flex Kit is back after selling out. Here’s who should use it, who should skip it, and what to check first.
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Best Cash Registers for Small Business in 2026
I compared the best cash registers for small businesses, including POS systems and electronic cash registers (ECRs), based on pricing, payment processing, inventory tools, and ease of
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Smartwatch Blood Sugar Alerts: 5 Settings That Make Readings Easier to See
Check the settings on Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch, Huawei Watch, and Garmin that can affect glucose alerts, visibility, and context.
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Apple’s Foldable iPhone Timeline: Mass Production Reportedly Underway
Apple’s first foldable iPhone reportedly remains on schedule, though questions remain over launch timing, retail availability, and early supply.
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AI Boom Could Make Cheap Android Phones More Expensive
Rising DRAM and NAND prices are forcing Android phone makers to cut specs, raise prices, and rethink budget smartphones, according to Omdia.
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Samsung Plans Floating Data Center Launch by 2028
Samsung Heavy Industries plans to commercialize a floating AI data center by 2028 as power, land, and cooling constraints squeeze AI infrastructure.
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro Leak Points to Exynos Split for Global Buyers
A leaked regional chip split could make Samsung’s rumored Galaxy S27 Pro a more complicated choice for global IT teams standardizing corporate mobile fleets.
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Apple Extends Broadcom Deal Through 2031: What It Means for AI
Apple and Broadcom extended their chip partnership through 2031 as AI hardware demand raises pressure on suppliers, pricing, and device costs.
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Pixel 6 Android Kernel Upgrade Exclusion Explained for Owners
Pixel 6 may miss Google’s next Android kernel upgrade, but security patches and Android 17 are still expected through October 2026.
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AI Data Centers Face a Networking Bottleneck as GPU Clusters Grow
AI data centers are running into a network bottleneck as GPU clusters expand. For infrastructure teams, fabric design, congestion control, and interoperability now matter as much as power,
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Samsung Archives - TechRepublic
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Galaxy Unpacked Is July 22: Here’s What to Expect
Samsung will host Galaxy Unpacked on July 22, with new foldables, Galaxy Watches, AI features, and possible smart glasses expected.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide: Everything We Know So Far
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide rumors cover its design, specs, cameras, price, and possible release date ahead of Galaxy Unpacked on July 22 in London, UK.
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Smartwatch Blood Sugar Alerts: 5 Settings That Make Readings Easier to See
Check the settings on Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch, Huawei Watch, and Garmin that can affect glucose alerts, visibility, and context.
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Samsung Plans Floating Data Center Launch by 2028
Samsung Heavy Industries plans to commercialize a floating AI data center by 2028 as power, land, and cooling constraints squeeze AI infrastructure.
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Pro Leak Points to Exynos Split for Global Buyers
A leaked regional chip split could make Samsung’s rumored Galaxy S27 Pro a more complicated choice for global IT teams standardizing corporate mobile fleets.
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Anthropic Reportedly Eyes Samsung for Custom AI Chip
Anthropic is reportedly in early talks with Samsung on a custom AI chip as AI firms push to cut compute costs and rely less on Nvidia hardware.
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The Smartwatch Blood Sugar Revolution, Explained
Smartwatches may transform blood sugar tracking, but today’s advances depend on CGMs, AI, and regulated health tech integrations.
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AI Oversight, Security Flaws, and Industry Shifts Define This Week in Tech
See what you missed in Daily Tech Insider from June 29–July 2.
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Best Smartwatch for Blood Sugar Tracking: Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch, or Pixel Watch?
Compare the Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, and Pixel Watch for blood sugar tracking, CGM alerts, health trends, battery life, and safety tools.
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Samsung Reportedly Starts OLED Panel Production for Apple’s First Foldable iPhone
Apple reportedly cleared Samsung Display to make OLED panels for its first foldable iPhone, with hinge issues still shaping launch timing.
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Samsung Expands Galaxy Watch Health Data Into Clinical Research
Samsung and Alcedis will explore how Galaxy Watch biometric data can support clinical trials, digital endpoints, and drug research.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Filings Point to Ultra 2, but No Classic Yet
Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 filings suggest the next smartwatch lineup is moving closer to launch, but pricing, battery life, chip details, health features, and the Classic model remain
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Glucose Monitoring Apps: The Good, the Bad, and the Limitations
Compare the best Samsung Watch CGM apps and Wear OS tools for blood sugar readings, including Dexcom G6, Gluroo, and xDrip+.
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Apple, Samsung, and the Race to Turn Glucose Data Into AI Health Advice
Apple and Samsung may not need glucose-sensing smartwatches to compete in health AI. The next race is turning CGM data into useful advice.
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The Smartwatch Blood Sugar Race: Apple, Samsung, Garmin, and Oura Compared
Apple, Samsung, Garmin, and Oura are racing toward smartwatch blood sugar tracking, but today’s wearables still depend on CGMs.
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Samsung Health Update Leaves Galaxy Watch Owners Waiting on Key AI Features
Samsung’s latest Health app update brings a redesigned wellness dashboard and new AI health tools, but current Galaxy Watch owners still need a compatibility list.
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Broadcom’s AI Chip Guidance Raises APAC Supply-Chain Questions
Broadcom’s AI chip revenue is still surging, but its guidance rattled investors and spilled into South Korea, where Samsung and SK Hynix are exposed to the high-bandwidth memory supply chain
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Samsung Galaxy Watch for Diabetes Management: What It Can Track and What It Can’t
Learn how the Samsung Galaxy Watch supports diabetes management through Samsung Health, blood sugar logs, medication tracking, meals, sleep, stress, and activity.
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Samsung Tests Galaxy Watch for GLP-1 Muscle Loss Monitoring
Samsung and Mass General are studying whether Galaxy Watch8 data can help doctors monitor muscle loss during GLP-1 weight-loss treatment more closely.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch AC Sleep Feature Requires Full Ecosystem Buy-In
Samsung’s WindFree AC can adjust cooling when Galaxy wearables detect sleep, but the feature depends on Samsung hardware and lacks outcome data.
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