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How to watch Premier League 2026/27: Live Streams and TV info
By James Roberts Last updated
News Here's our full guide for how to watch Premier League 2026/27 including live streams, broadcasters and TV channels around the world.

AdGuard makes its open-source stealth VPN protocol native to macOS with one-click setup
By Rene Millman Published
Gone are the days of command-line setups — AdGuard's stealth VPN protocol, TrustTunnel, is now available as a native macOS application directly from the Mac App Store. Here's why it matters.

Huawei launches its Watch D3, complete with its built-in blood pressure cuff
By Matt Evans Published
A slimmer, sleeker version of Huawei's once-boxy Watch D series still uses its innovative blood pressure cuff strap — eschewing LED-based measurements used by the likes of Apple and Google.

CD Projekt Red's boss is confident consoles will survive the RAMpocalypse
By Isaiah Williams Published
The games industry is in a precarious situation due to the RAM crisis, but CD Projekt Red's boss has faith that all will be well.

Chinese AI models threaten US industry by being up to 90% cheaper — and they're driving Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic out of the open market
By Craig Hale Published
In the space of a year, US AI model share has dropped considerably as cheaper Chinese alternatives take their places.

More than 9.5 million patients affected by Aesto Health breach — names, SSNs, financial details, health records and more stolen
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
More than two dozen of Aesto's clients affected by the December 2025 cyberincident.

Fitbit users are sick of Google Health’s food-tracking AI hallucinations
By Alex Blake Published
Fitbit users are reporting Google Health’s AI logging wildly incorrect food metrics.

This developer just shut down a free-to-play game by releasing an offline version with no microtransactions for fans to keep playing
By Dashiell Wood Published
Ironically, Let it Die is being kept alive after its live service shut down.
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