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NordVPN scores another Premier League deal with new Crystal Palace partnership
By Rene Millman Published
The cybersecurity giant adds a second Premier League club to its roster in just a week, aiming to keep matchday browsing safe and secure for Eagles fans

Slow Horses season 6: everything we know about the hit Apple TV show's return
By Grace Dean Last updated
Slow Horses season 6 is around the corner – here's everything we know about the gritty spy drama's return to Apple TV.

Fairphone Gen 6 Plus price sparks debate among smartphone fans
By James Rogerson Published
The Fairphone Gen 6 Plus is a mid-range phone with a steep price tag — but that might just be the cost of a fairer world.

Claude can now write and send emails in Gmail for you — without asking for permission
By Mike Moore Published
Gmail messages can now be drafted and sent by Claude, even without your approval - which could be a problem.

Ted Lasso cast newcomers discuss season 4, karaoke, and 'being underdogs'
By Tom Power Published
Exclusive TechRadar talks to three of Ted Lasso's new cast members to discuss their characters and the challenges facing women's soccer.

Bluesky reveals recent outage was caused by major DDoS attack
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
Iranian state-backed threat actors claim responsibility, but Bluesky did not confirm it.

iPhone trade-in values could drop 30% after next launch
By James Rogerson Published
Existing iPhones are soon set to massively fall in price, with the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max likely to be the worst affected.

Good news — you can now properly swear on Microsoft Teams calls...unless you work for the government
By Mike Moore Published
Microsoft Teams changes its rules on censoring profanity in captions - unless you're a government worker.
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