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The Jaye Band is 'the world’s most discreet minimalist smartwatch' and wants to save you from your smartphone addiction

If you're looking for something to wean yourself off too much screen time, the Jaye Band could be the answer.

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Looking to upgrade your Mac? You might want to do it soon — Tim Cook just warned that 'price increases are unavoidable' for Apple products

A good deal on a MacBook now could be the smartest move you make this year if you're in need of a laptop upgrade.

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Clarkson's Farm season 5 fans left reeling after 'brutal to watch' final episodes — and they're not just saying that for the obvious reason

If you haven't streamed Clarkson's Farm season 5 episodes 7 and 8 yet, do so at your own risk — as fans are still reeling after one 'brutal to watch' event after another.

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The role of CSPs in natural disaster recovery

How AI integration and real-time observability are critical in emergency response scenarios.

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AI agents won’t transform commerce until retailers redesign how decisions get made

AI agents won't transform retail until businesses fix fragmented data layers and map operational accountability.

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The quality of AI movies is already good enough — the real test is whether anyone wants to watch them

AI filmmaking has crossed an important threshold: making movies is becoming easy, making good ones isn't.

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‘AI is going to create a labor shortage’: Jeff Bezos flips the AI narrative on its head, states “I know there's a lot of concern that many people have”

The human labour market can expand with the help of AI, Jeff Bezos said

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‘Instant purchase’: the iPhone Air 2 looks set for a 2027 release — and it’ll reportedly solve two big problems with the original model

The iPhone Air 2 could have an extra camera and better battery life, but you'll likely be waiting until next year for it to arrive.

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I tested these superb ANC headphones then forgot to ever stop using them… and they're on sale in a sweet early Prime Day deal

The superb Soundcore Space 2 are enjoying an early Prime Day deal, and I've been using them for months.

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Why transparent AI matters for enterprise trust

Black box AI risks slowing adoption as enterprises demand transparency, governance and accountability.

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Why defense can no longer rely on commercial cyber threat intelligence

As cyber warfare intensifies, defense forces need intelligence platforms built for operational military realities.

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Microsoft says it's hard at work on a patch for this worrying Defender zero-day

RoguePlanet now has a CVE and a patch in the works, a week after the disclosure of a PoC.

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Think you know Pikachu’s world? Prove it by acing our 30-question Pokémon quiz to celebrate the franchise’s 30th anniversary

A big fan of everything Pokémon? Take this 30-question quiz on its games, movies, shows, characters, and songs to prove it.

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Tesco dumps thousands of servers off VMware, blames 'abusive conduct' from Broadcom

Broadcom's "abusive conduct" has landed it in hot water as it faces legal action from Tesco and the loss of 40,000 licenses.

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Why Australia’s data center boom is becoming a balancing act

AI-driven demand accelerates Australian data centers, but power, water and planning limits intensify.

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The enemy within: how to stop a simple Teams message taking down your business

How to overcome attackers that impersonate IT support in chat and gain access to M365 tenants.

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How to watch US Open 2026: Live Streams, TV Channels & Preview, Round 2 tee times

All the ways to watch US Open 2026 live streams online from anywhere, with Scottie Scheffler chasing the Grand Slam on the major's return to Shinnecock Hills.

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Harlan Coben's I Will Find You ending explained: who kidnapped Matthew, does David find his son, who dies and the truth behind the death he was framed for

Harlan Coben's I Will Find You is now streaming on Netflix — here's everything you need to know about Matthew's disappearance and David's false imprisonment.

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Harlan Coben's I Will Find You is easily the weakest in Netflix's hit whodunnit franchise to date — not helped by a dreadfully huge change to the crime drama format

Harlan Coben is racking up adaptations on Netflix, and I Will Find You is easily the weakest — but I promise you that's not as bad as it sounds.

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Oukitel WP66 review: An extremely rugged phone that doesn't punish you for choosing durability

The Oukitel WP66 is a relatively lightweight rugged phone with a good camera sensor, but not an impressive SoC.

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Got a Boots email offering 'free gift beauty sample pack'? Well, 8.8 million of us got the same thing from Romanian hackers looking to steal our credit cards (and more)

Hackers impersonated Boots in a large phishing campaign using compromised systems, fake surveys, and millions of emails to steal personal information.

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Some carmakers are ditching FM radios — and Rivian R2 fans aren't happy that they'll need a cellphone signal to listen to tunes in the wilderness

Rivian becomes the latest carmaker to turn its back on AM/FM tuners in its vehicles and some potential punters aren’t happy

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'Intentionally hide using AI' — Two-thirds of office workers admit to secretly using banned AI tools, despite the risks

Employees increasingly use AI tools secretly at work despite restrictions, often sharing sensitive data while believing policies are inconsistently enforced.

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A basic security flaw let a security researcher access internal FIFA systems — and the ability to control World Cup TV streams

"An attacker could have rickrolled the entire FIFA World Cup" - but luckily the issue was quickly fixed.

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'We have no reason to believe that our data or systems have been compromised': US lawmakers said 2.5 million VRChat users were at risk from a hack, but the company says it's a fake notice

A government breach notice claimed VRChat data exposure affecting millions, but the company strongly denies any compromise or system intrusion.

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