Microsoft nemesis returns with another zero-day PoC — but is 'LegacyHive' as nasty as expected? Chaotic Eclipse is back with a new Windows 11 zero-day called LegacyHive. TechRadar · Jul 16
TobenONE UDS060 review: This compact 11-in-1 USB-C dock is one of the smallest I've ever tested TobenONE UDS060 11-in-1 USB-C Docking Station is a basic USB Dock, but also a customizable controller. TechRadar · Jul 16
‘It wasn't a decision made in a rush’: OnePlus explains why it’s just quit the US and Europe — and answers our 5 biggest questions about what it means OnePlus is officially quitting the US and Europe, but what exactly does that mean for current users and the future? We asked OnePlus and Oppo to find out. TechRadar · Jul 16
Former PlayStation boss says Sony needs 'more games for more people' to justify a $1,000 PS6 Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden thinks studios need to start investing in unique games that entice a wider audience to justify the cost of next-gen. TechRadar · Jul 16
Russian hacker turns Gemini CLI into a hacking agent, creates small-scale botnet The hacker told the AI he was an authorized pentester - and the AI believed him. TechRadar · Jul 16
Mike Flanagan's Carrie series has a first look — and the Prime Video horror series has the potential to be the best adaptation of the book yet Mike Flanagan has become the king of horror TV shows, and I'm definitely feeling confident about his adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie. TechRadar · Jul 16
Shark upgrades its acclaimed CryoGlow blemish-busting LED face mask – it costs a little more but it delivers better coverage around the crows' feet area and its battery life is better too Shark's CryoGlow Plus promises 120% better coverage plus the brand's InstaChill Cold technology to help soothe and de-puff TechRadar · Jul 16
Dragon's Dogma 2 producer says Capcom is improving performance on PS5 and Xbox ahead of Dark Arisen's launch and that the Switch 2 version is 'exceeding' expectations Dragon's Dogma 2 will see performance improvements with the arrival of Dark Arisen and the Nintendo Switch 2 version. TechRadar · Jul 16
Thousands of US military beneficiaries have data breached following TRICARE cyberattack — DoD Benefits Numbers and some Social Security numbers leaked TriWest suffers an attack and loses TRICARE data on some 12,000 people. TechRadar · Jul 16
It’s a microwave, it’s an air fryer, it’s a... soup-maker? Ninja’s latest launch could be the only appliance your kitchen needs Microwaved food can easily get soggy, but that's not a problem with this new air fryer and microwave combo, packed with useful presets. TechRadar · Jul 16
On the hunt for the perfect fan? We've tested dozens of different models, and these are our top scorers The pedestal, tower, desktop and handheld fans that blew our testers away, and will help you keep your cool when things start to hot up. TechRadar · Jul 16
6 hardware-encrypted portable hard drives and SSDs — I've used PIN-protected storage for years and these are the ones I trust to keep my data secure These drives will lock your personal content away from snoopers. TechRadar · Jul 16
Cloud sprawl taught organizations a lesson. AI is testing whether they learned it Businesses are layering AI complexity onto already sprawling cloud environments. TechRadar · Jul 16
Why OpenAI could become the next Netscape What Netscape's rise and fall reveals about who will truly win the AI era. TechRadar · Jul 16
TechRadar · Jul 16 Zoom patches critical security flaw which could have let hackers hijack accounts Zoom finds improper input validation bug, but fortunately sees no evidence of abuse.
TechRadar · Jul 16 You've never seen an Aston Martin like this — legendary car maker reveals SUV designed exclusively for Modern Warfare 4 Aston Martin has revealed the Dreadnought, a new SUV designed exclusively for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.
TechRadar · Jul 16 The dream of AirPods with removable batteries is still seemingly out of reach, and it's all because of a new EU ruling Apple fans have been clamoring for AirPods with removable batteries to make them repairable, but it's likely not coming any time soon thanks to a new EU ruling.
TechRadar · Jul 16 Russians need a VPN to access Google and Apple as unexplained nationwide outages hit Russian internet users awoke to broken connections across Google, Apple, and GitHub websites. While state censors deny involvement, the outages highlight why VPNs are more crucial than ever.
TechRadar · Jul 16 The new AI risk problem no one leader fully owns Why CISOs are becoming the enterprise trust authority as AI governance breaks down.
TechRadar · Jul 16 'Everyone else is selling parts — we’re selling the full end-to-end system': Microsoft is allegedly telling its salespeople to take the fight to OpenAI and Anthropic While OpenAI and Anthropic only sell individual components, Microsoft will look to emphasize its full end-to-end offering.
TechRadar · Jul 16 12 clever desk upgrades under $50 that instantly fix your home office This tech won't only save you time and effort, it will save you money too.
TechRadar · Jul 16 PlayStation has postponed the release of its FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick 'due to unexpected production delays,' says it 'will launch at a later date' PlayStation has issued an update on the release of its FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick, announcing that the hardware has been postponed.
TechRadar · Jul 16 Trump hits back at New York's data center ban, says rule should change 'immediately' NY State just banned new hyperscale data centers for a year, but Trump warns this "terrible decision" could have economic impacts.
TechRadar · Jul 16 Ann Droid is the new Diane Morgan comedy series on BBC iPlayer this week that you can't miss — but don't overlook these 3 underrated gems on the streamer either Diane Morgan is back with brand-new comedy Ann Droid on BBC iPlayer this week. But while you're there, why not check out these 3 hidden gems you've definitely missed?
TechRadar · Jul 16 The end of burner phones? A new FCC proposal could kill anonymous prepaid phones — and it's been branded 'misguided and counterproductive' The FCC might soon ban anonymous phone lines in the US, which could help prevent fraud and scams but might also harm lots of innocent people.