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TechRadar has a new podcast and we don't care who knows it
By Lance Ulanoff published
Sit back and watch or listen as TechRadars experts (and a special guest) chat about everything that matters in the world of tech.
ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest news stories from Meta AR glasses to Disney Plus' password sharing crackdown
By Hamish Hector published
This week Meta teased its first AR glasses, Samsung Galaxy S23s broke, and Sony made the PlayStation Portal worse.
This cute robot can deliver 16 cups of coffee right to your desk
By Leon Poultney published
Hyundai's DAL-e autonomous delivery robot will be put to use in an office environment later this year.
ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech stories from WWDC 2024 announcements to Disney Plus to the Google Pixel 6a being laid to rest
By Hamish Hector published
Here's the biggest tech news stories from Apple, Disney, Nikon, Google, and more in our ICYMI round-up for March 30, 2024.
ICYMI: the week's 8 biggest tech stories from Apple getting sued to Android 15 updates
By Hamish Hector published
Here's the biggest tech new of the past week from Apple, Amazon's Big Spring Sale. Android 15
Neuralink's brain implant has helped a man play chess using his mind, so maybe the tech was a good idea after all
By Hamish Hector published
Neuralink has shown its brain implant in action with a human playing chess on their computer with their mind.
ICYMI: the week's 8 biggest tech stories, from Google I/O 2024 to the 1,000th Wordle
By David Nield published
There have been plenty of major breaking news stories this week at TechRadar, so here's your weekly round-up.
Looking for a tech detox? My go-to is a card game, so here are 3 picks for March 2024
By Hamish Hector published
I used card games like Magic The Gathering, Lorcana and Star Wars: Unlimited to lower my screen time, and you could too.
ICYMI: the week's 8 biggest tech stories, from the new MacBook Air to Facebook's big outage
By David Nield published
This week in the world of technology we've had new computers, new cameras, new TV show trailers, and more.
Forget photo manipulation and art – generative AI’s real potential is helping us with things we don’t know and can’t see
By Roland Moore-Colyer published
I reckon generative AI will have a bigger impact in things like cars and tech we don’t really see, rather than trying to worm its way into phones, laptops, and wearables.
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