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Nigel Farage says UK's teen social media ban is 'unlikely to work' — but will VPNs really help children get around the restrictions?

Building on the Australian model, the British Prime Minister has just announced a social media ban for under-16s. But some commentators believe these measures are bound to fail.

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What is the release date for Cape Fear episode 4 on Apple TV?

Can't wait for more Cape Fear? Me neither. Here's when episode 4 is arriving on Apple TV.

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Most businesses say they've been caught out by unexpected high AI bills

Businesses are paying more than they expected for AI, and IT teams are under increased pressure to prove ROI.

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‘How to describe it, other than slime or puke?’: another World Cup player dons unreleased Beats headphones and that’s got to be a custom colorway… right?

The Beats Solo 5 are being teased, with another 2026 World Cup player wearing them, but we're yet to spot anyone else actually using them.

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FBI takes out huge AI-powered phishing service: Outsider Enterprise was using over a million phishing URLs to steal credit card data and passwords

Servers, Telegram bots, and money, all seized by the authorities.

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'Set picture mode to Sport': Gemini on Google TVs is getting its most useful upgrade yet — you can now tell it to change picture settings instantly, or even just tell it what's wrong with the picture and it'll (try to) fix it for you

Google is rolling out an update to its Gemini TV platform that will enable you to control your TV's settings via voice — but it's on TCL TVs in the US at first.

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Dutton Ranch episode 6 killed off yet another unhinged character — but it's this unexpected survivor that fans of the Taylor Sheridan Yellowstone spinoff are most worried about

Thanks to Dutton Ranch episode 6, we're now grappling with two unexpected deaths — but Yellowstone fans are more worried about one vulnerable survivor.

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AMD denies researcher $10,000 bug bounty reward — despite spotting critical-severity issue

The company updated its bug bounty disclosure rules retroactively.

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AMD's Radeon RX 9070 XT GPU is more popular than you may think — at least according to Steam's latest survey

The GPU market is still dominated by Nvidia despite its recent focus on AI, but AMD's flagship Radeon GPU is putting up a decent fight.

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‘Apple could never make something this cute’ — I went hands-on with the Honor 600 Pro Molly Limited Edition, and it's the most Gen Z phone I've ever used

I went hands-on with the super stylish Honor 600 Pro Limited Edition.

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Google just undercut OpenAI with a $4.99 Gemini plan — here’s what’s included

Google’s cheapest AI plan is now cheaper than ChatGPT’s — here’s what you get for your $4.99

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'How is that even a question?' — 007 First Light actors reveal whether the game's Bond could do the job on film

Patrick Gibson's co-stars from 007 First Light reveal what they think about the actor portraying Bond on the big screen.

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I tried the ‘turn this into a game’ prompt to make ChatGPT fix boring chores — and my son couldn't wait to play

By asking ChatGPT to “turn this into a game,” I transformed chores, school routines, and errands into small quests and challenges.

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Fed up with constantly installing various updates for Windows 11? Microsoft is making monthly multiple reboots a thing of the past

Windows 11 is getting another boost to the way updates work — and this appears to be a major focus for Microsoft currently.

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The Lincoln Lawyer being canceled by Netflix isn't as straightforward as it looks — and there's a good reason why you don't have to worry about its ending

The internet is furious that Netflix has quietly canceled hit legal drama The Lincoln Lawyer — but rest assured that season 5 is still going ahead.

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Stop thinking of AI data centers as compute systems

In large deployments, how data is managed – not how much compute is deployed – determines whether AI delivers sustained business value.

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This ‘personal sun intelligence system’ offers a high-tech way to protect your skin from UV rays

The90 Gem is a smart necklace that measures your UV exposure and helps prevent sunburn.

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‘I think we'll see a separate subscription’: Apple could lock the best parts of Siri AI behind a ChatGPT-style paywall, tipster predicts

Siri is finally getting smarter, but a reputable Apple tipster suggests that it might also stop being free.

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I transformed photos — and how I see the world — with iOS 27 Dev Beta Apple Intelligence Photo tools, and with this kind of power comes great responsibility

It's early days, but using Apple Intelligence photo-generation tools in iOS 27 Dev Beta offers a good reminder about the limits of photorealistic AI image generation.

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Want a Nespresso-style capsule coffee maker without the waste? Lavazza's new all-coffee pucks could be exactly what you're looking for — with one small caveat

The company's new compressed coffee tablets have no individual packaging, though bear in mind that the box is still wrapped in plastic film.

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Why AI guardrails need common sense built around defensibility

Why human pragmatism will play a larger role than government regulations in establishing AI guardrails.

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Why your help desk is still your biggest security risk

Help desks are your biggest security risk. AI fuels identity's critical vulnerability.

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Who needs hot water? Researchers made an ultrasonic espresso machine that brews coffee without heat, and drinkers couldn't notice any difference

Scientists have found a way to make excellent espresso without using hot water via the power of ultrasound

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'People thought it would be really difficult for me': Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai dodges AI at Stanford graduation speech — but hundreds of students walk out in protest at Google's Palestine policies

Sundar Pichai swerves AI in Stanford speech, but still faces protests at Google policies.

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Workers are spending hours every week 'botsitting' to make sure AI does its job properly

AI is helping workers deliver more quickly, but they're then having to go behind it picking up the pieces.

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