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Apple confirms plans to build some new Macs in the United States in 2026 — but will this translate to lower prices at last?
Apple will start US-based Mac mini production in Houston, expanding domestic manufacturing while balancing costs, regional demand, and global supply.
Fancy a 6K monitor for your home office for less than a new MacBook? JapanNext's latest release offers huge resolution and all the connections you'll ever need
JapanNext’s 31.5-inch 6K monitor combines high pixel density, broad color coverage, connectivity options, and ergonomic flexibility at affordable pricing.
I smell a RAT — new Android malware can hack every top phone maker's security, and costs less than a second-hand iPhone
Oblivion is an Android RAT which bypasses permissions, intercepts messages, and enables hidden remote control across devices from Samsung, Xiaomi, and OPPO.
Linux 7.0 is finally here — packing more AMD and Intel hardware support and a bulging changelog, here's what you need to know
Linux 7.0 delivers improved AMD, Intel, ARM, and RISC-V support, faster file systems, enhanced memory, and wider hardware compatibility.
Looking for a holiday bargain? Don't get caught out — experts warn of dark web travel agencies using stolen credit cards to buy hotels, flights, and more
Cybercriminal networks resell real travel bookings bought with stolen credit cards.
'Modernizing a COBOL system once required armies of consultants spending years mapping workflows... AI changes this': Anthropic says AI could help keep COBOL running for a long time to come — but IBM won't be happy
AI now allows engineers to modernize complex COBOL systems efficiently, automating code analysis, testing, and incremental implementation for long-term operation.
AMD and Meta reveal massive GPU deployment news — 6GW of Instinct hardware set to massively boost Facebook owner's computing stack
AMD and Meta agree to deploy up to six gigawatts of Instinct GPUs, expanding AI infrastructure through multi-year hardware and equity alignment.
Watch out - that Google Tasks email could be a scam, and land you in hot water at work
Hackers found a new legitimate tool to abuse, and this time it's Google Tasks.
