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- Don’t have a pile of cash? Don’t worry: you may soon be able to get an affordable car with Apple CarPlay Ultra
- Considering a camera for your Nintendo Switch 2? You might want to think again
- This Eizo 4K creative monitor has something that no other rival offers - an unmatched 5-year limited warranty
- Data center crackdown - Canadian province set to charge levy on new hardware, but will this just make providers move elsewhere?
- How to watch The Great British Bake Off 2025 on Channel 4 — it's *FREE*
- Apple just declared three MacBooks are now obsolete – here’s what that means and why you need to upgrade more than ever
- Storage and memory Holy Grail gets massive boost with new partnership: UltraRAM inches closer to industrial production of NAND and DRAM killer
- It's 2025 and this bargain-priced mini PC still uses USB 2.0 ports - and foolishly doesn't label them as such
- After three weeks with the Kaleidescape Strato E movie player, I can’t go back to 4K streaming services to get my movie fix
- IPVanish lets you bring your browsing to the cloud, directly from its desktop apps
- AMD sheds more light on 128-GPU MI355X DLC rack that will deliver 2.4 Exaflop at FP4 precision - here's how it compares with Nvidia's flagship Vera Rubin
- Praise be – Viltrox joins L-mount, bringing its incredible cheap lenses to Leica, Panasonic, Sigma cameras and more
- Fortect Antivirus Review 2025: Expert Insights into Protection, Features, and Pricing
- Hackers are using fake Zoom or Microsoft Teams invites to spy on all your workplace activity
- I could look at Lego Voyagers for hours, but that's not the only reason why this co-op adventure might be the next Split Fiction
- Don't want an AI PC? Tough, they're coming to take overs, new figures claim
- Microsoft claims Windows 11 is innocent of killing SSDs – but the mystery continues
- WhatsApp security warning - zero-click bug hits Apple users with spyware, so update now
- For successful AI implementation, organizations need to prioritize outcomes over ownership
- I spent the weekend comparing Gemini’s new Nano Banana image tool to ChatGPT – and there’s one clear winner
- Do dash cams record speed? An expert unpacks why it’s important to get one that logs the details
- Powering productivity: why small businesses are pivotal to the UK's digital and economic future
- Why voice still rules in the AI-powered contact center
- Bad news - your web firewall may definitely not be as resilient as you may have thought
- Trying to strike it big? Beware, that TradingView app could be malware
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, September 2 (game #814)
- Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, September 2 (game #1317)
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, September 2 (game #548)
- Welcome to TechRadar’s Home Theater Week 2025
- Samsung could be lining up a third Unpacked event this year – these are the 3 exciting devices that could make an appearance
- Amazon says it stopped Russian hackers targeting Microsoft logins as Cozy Bear strikes again
- Meta’s smart glasses could get their biggest software upgrade in years at Connect 2025
- The FTC thinks Gmail is discriminating with “partisan” spam filters
- I tried asking ChatGPT to explain my job to a five-year-old and here's its hilarious response
- Windows Mobile Plans are being cut for good - here's what we know, and what you can do next
- I spoke to Gamescom's organizers about the event, its future, and the city of Cologne - 'the entire city is transformed into the gaming capital of the world'
- The Lenovo Legion Go 2 is set to feature at IFA 2025, but the latest price rumors will make you wince
- Windows 11 25H2 update is close to release – but I fear Microsoft is missing a big opportunity as Windows 10's death looms
- The first DJI Osmo Pocket 4 image leaks suggest two big upgrades are on the way for our favorite vlogging camera
- Hollow Knight: Silksong's price and release time have been confirmed – and the hotly anticipated sequel is a lot cheaper than you might think
- I tested OpenNMS and found it excels at handling large-scale networks
- The Indiana Jones and the Great Circle DLC will seamlessly adjust its difficulty depending on how far you are in the game – which sounds like the perfect excuse for a new playthrough
- I upgraded to the Blink Video Doorbell (Gen 2), and it's one of the easiest security systems I've ever installed
- SMBs want to use tech more in order to grow - but costs are proving a big barrier
- I tested SolarWinds NPM and found it excels at traditional network monitoring
- I tested LG’s new party speaker tuned by will.i.am and I Just Can’t Get Enough – here’s why
- Hackers are also going back to school - major campaign hijacks Google Classroom to hit targets
- How to choose the perfect AI assistant for your business
- Apple could go all-in on eSIMs with the iPhone 17 – and release a redesigned phone case
- Volvo is set to launch an all-new XC70 plug-in hybrid with a staggering 124-mile EV range
- Your smartest employee might not be human
- Hell Is Us is a surprisingly enjoyable and accessible semi-soulslike - just don't expect a cheerful story
- What Q Day means for your business and how to prepare
- Adversarial AI is coming for your applications
- A spy among us: rethinking cybersecurity in a hybrid world
- Why sending the keys to the castle – with the castle – isn’t a smart idea