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'VPNs have adapted': How BlancVPN and VPN Liberty are dodging Russia's VPN blocking technology to allow Russians access to Telegram without losing everyday services

While the Kremlin's fight against VPN usage reached new heights, the tech seems to keep outsmarting the politics — for now, at least. And these are the best performing VPNs in Russia right now.

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Why scaling connectivity is imperative to continue meeting demand

If the UK is serious about digital inclusion, it must confront a simple truth: without connectivity, inclusion fails.

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'The best of both worlds': This innovative DAC and headphone amp uses a unique processing system that basically converts your Hi-Res Audio to DSD on the fly, to give you ultra-low-distortion music — and it's packed with wired and wireless connectivity

The Topping DX9 Discrete DAC uses Hi-Res tech magic to give you the best of both worlds

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‘You don’t cook a Thanksgiving turkey in the microwave’: Pentagon confirms Department of Defense will use Google Gemini for ‘classified projects’ – US military to expand AI vendors as ‘overreliance on one vendor is never a good thing’

Google's Gemini joins OpenAI's ChatGPT as AI models being leveraged by the Department of Defense for warfighting capabilities.

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AWS and OpenAI confirm cloud partnership — a day after ChatGPT maker ended its Microsoft exclusivity

AWS is already a big investor in OpenAI – Amazon Bedrock now gets access to more models after Microsoft loses exclusivity.

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'We should be interested in what these people are like and how they behave': these AI slop-pooping robot dogs with the heads of Musk and Bezos by the artist Beeple can be seen in a Berlin museum — and they pose nuanced questions about tech ethics

Meet the AI slop-pooping robot dogs ready for a hearty discussion on AI ethics and bias

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Shark's SilkiPro Straight made my curly hair shine bright –I just wish it was easier to use

The Shark SilkiPro Straight costs less than its rivals, includes more in the box, and delivers impressive results, albeit with a few caveats.

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Evolving observability architecture for cloud-scale event data

Why modern observability systems fail during incidents, and how new architectures fix them.

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'Claude can't replace taste or imagination, but it can open up new ways of working': Anthropic signs up Adobe, Blender and more to push Claude into creative work

The latest round of connectors Anthropic is adding to Claude are for the creative industry – including a major Adobe one.

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‘Safer, smarter, and more connected’: Apple’s Vision Pro used in world-first VR-assisted surgery, and it could be the future of medicine

Apple’s Vision Pro headset has been used in hundreds of surgeries over the past year.

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Why Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth feels right at home on Nintendo Switch 2

Despite Rebirth’s larger scale compared to the first game in Square Enix’s remake trilogy, very few compromises were made for the port to Nintendo’s latest hybrid console.

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What is the release date for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 2 episode 10 on Apple TV?

It's season 2 finale week for Apple's Monsterverse TV show — find out when you can watch it with our help.

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'The creatives are about to become more powerful than anyone expected': Freepik's relaunch marks a wider industry shift to all-in-one AI-driven content creator software — and lowering the barrier of creativity means beginners have never had it so good

CEO heralds the "no-collar economy" as rebranded creative platform hits $230 million in annual recurring revenue.

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'An unauthorized actor accessed certain Vimeo user and customer data': Vimeo confirms security incident, blames attack on Anodot breach

Vimeo did not say how many people were affected, but confirmed that payment data is secure.

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Dreame’s robot arm obsession produced a next-gen RGB mini-LED TV with speakers that physically change their angle to follow you around your room and provide the best sound wherever you're sitting

This Dreame TV has speakers that adjust to your position to deliver perfect sound.

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GTA 6 boss says marketing will begin 'soon', solidifying earlier promise

GTA 6's release date looks more solid than ever, with Take-Two Interactive's boss further suggesting marketing will kick off soon.

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‘It disappeared right in front of my eyes’: some Google Messages users are fuming after a bug erased some of their most prized chats — here’s what a Google product expert recommends doing

Google Messages users are seeing their chats disappear, and it's all because of the Samsung Messages shutdown.

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Yellowstone spinoff Marshals season 2 won't be losing Kayce Dutton as Luke Grimes 'signs new contract' — but Dutton Ranch and wider Western Taylor Sheridan world could also benefit

Marshals season 2 has already been confirmed, but I've got a hunch that star Luke Grimes' 'new contract' won't just be for the Yellowstone spinoff.

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I tested the Nikon Z 70-200mm f/2.8 VR S II, and it's flawless — now I’m desperate to upgrade from my trusty DSLR original

The mark II version of Nikon's 70-200mm f/2.8 for Z-mount features a lighter build, new optical design and various design tweaks, and the result is a virtually flawless telephoto zoom.

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12 gadgets that will turn your mini garden into the perfect spot for watching nature or entertaining — from $20

With the right tech, even the smallest outdoor space can become a haven for wildlife, or the coolest spot for dining al fresco this summer.

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'VECT is being marketed as ransomware...but it functions as a data destruction tool': Experts warn this "broken" ransomware is now acting as a data wiper, so protect your files now

New ransomware variant destroys everything bigger than 128kb, making retrieval without a backup impossible.

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‘Your phone is about to stop being yours': anger brewing among Android fans as major Google app change draws near

Android is about to become less open, and users aren't happy.

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Why insurance innovation ambitions keep stalling

The gap between firms modernizing their back offices and those still running on fragmented systems and manual workflows.

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The AI illusion: Why businesses are spending big but fixing nothing

Businesses pour money into AI, but broken systems prevent real results and ROI

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Google’s new Pentagon deal widens AI’s role in war to 'any lawful government purpose'

Google’s reported Pentagon AI deal underscores a broader industry shift toward military partnerships that could shape advanced AI

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