AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT is here to take the RTX 3060 on By Bill Thomas AMD has announced the AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT, its direct competitor to the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 to target 1080p PC gamers.
Warning - these tax credit scam websites could steal your identity By Anthony Spadafora TechRadar Pro Scammers have set up fake websites to steal the personal information of parents trying to apply for the American Rescue Plan.
AWS EC2-Classic set for imminent retirement - here's what you need to know By Anthony Spadafora TechRadar Pro AWS is retiring EC2-Classic and customers still running old instances have until August of next year to migrate to VPC.
Activision Blizzard lawsuit: A timeline of key events, and everything you need to know By TechRadar Team, Vic Hood Activision Blizzard is being sued by The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing. Here are all the key developments you need to know about.
Back to school sales 2021: deals from Best Buy, Apple, Walmart, Target and more By Mackenzie Frazier TechRadar Deals We're rounding up the best back to school sales and deals from Best Buy, Apple, Walmart, Target, Amazon and more.
The M1 MacBook Air drops to its lowest price ever in epic back to school deal By Mackenzie Frazier TechRadar Deals We've just spotted the M1 MacBook Air on sale for a record-low price of $849.99 in our roundup of back to school deals at Amazon.
What is EMV compliance? By Erin Gregory TechRadar Pro In our guide to EMV compliance for your retail or hospitality business, we look at EMV definition, law and much more.
Live Text is no longer exclusive to M1 Macs - but what is it? By Daryl Baxter The latest beta of macOS Monterey has made Live Text available for Intel Macs as well.
Are desktop PCs dead? By Darren Allan We keep hearing that the desktop PC is dead, or at least dying. But that’s still not true, and here are the reasons why.
Technical issues compel ransomware operator to switch to good ol' data theft and extortion By Mayank Sharma TechRadar Pro Since they couldn’t iron out the chinks in their decryptor, the Babuk ransomware operators have stopped encrypting victim’s files.
