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The best noise cancelling headphones, all TechRadar tested
By Matt Bolton Last updated
We've tested and selected the best noise cancelling headphones to keep the world out and your music in.

Kindle’s DRM changes are annoying readers — but there’s an easy workaround
By Lance Ulanoff Published
Kindle users are up in arms over recent changes that some claim remove a key DRM workaround, but what if there's another Airplane mode hack?

Amazon's Kindle updates include tougher DRM and closure of Libby loan loophole
By James Rogerson Published
Kindles just got a little more restrictive, both in terms of what you can do with the books you buy and how long you can keep those you borrow.

Twitch admits that your streams are training Amazon’s AI unless you opt out
By Alex Blake Published
Twitch users’ streams are being used to train Amazon’s AI, and you have to opt out to stop it.

Amazon's new Texas AI data center could become the biggest CO2 polluter in the US
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Amazon’s planned Texas AI data center could emit 33 million tons of CO₂ annually, exceeding the emissions of America’s largest polluter.

Amazon reportedly uses 45-year-old rules to get around AI data center opposition
By Christian Cawley Published
Amazon’s use of 45-year-old zoning rules have enabled it to avoid public planning scrutiny in Gilroy, California.

All the new 4K Blu-Rays I'm most looking forward to trying this August
By James Davidson Published
As TechRadar's 4K Blu-ray tester, I've picked new titles from August 2026 that I'm keen to try out as part of the Blu-ray Bounty.

Amazon admits it accidentally shelled out $1.8 million for Claude to finish its menial coding tasks
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Amazon's Claude Sonnet deployment cost $1.8 million, 860% over budget, exposing broader AI spending issues despite the company's continued experimentation defense.

Amazon wants to launch over 5,000 satellites to build new mobile networks
By Christian Cawley Published
A new FCC filing from Amazon seeks permission to launch an army of satellites to facilitate voice, data, messaging, and IoT support across the globe.

Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle 'are hiding an estimated $1.65 trillion in debt', drawing comparison with the historic Enron debacle
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
Nikkei Asia claims five technology giants hold $1.65 trillion in hidden obligations, fueling Enron comparisons and increasing investor concern worldwide.
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