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Could now finally be a good time to buy an AI PC? This report says so

Analysts say AI PCs could run small models and local AI workflows without needing to rely on expensive, unpredictable cloud compute.

TechRadar · Jul 15

"Players using CryoTherm Palm felt 60% cooler, held 2.45% higher speeds and preserved sprint velocity 4.7% better" — I asked Therabody's Chief Science Officer how England's World Cup squad is using a new cooling device to combat heat and boost performance

Therabody's Chief Science Officer tells us about the high-tech cooling gadgets his company supplied to England's World Cup squad — which work by cooling the user's palms.

TechRadar · Jul 15

Inkjet-printed OLED screens are reportedly in mass production at long last — here's why that's great news for monitor, laptop and even TV pricing

TCL's Gen 5.5 inkjet production line is now manufacturing the first consumer OLEDs, we're told.

TechRadar · Jul 15

Spotify parents rejoice! KPop Demon Hunters need never cloud your Wrapped results again, thanks to Managed accounts launching on Spotify Free

Spotify just brought its Managed accounts service to its free tier, meaning your kids’ top track need never bag the top spot again

TechRadar · Jul 15

I test 4K Blu-rays for a living and these are my 6 picks from Amazon's big sale, including reference-level discs from Disney, Marvel, and 20th Century Studios that I use for AV testing

I've picked 6 4K Blu-rays from Amazon's 2 for £30 sale that I know are great for your home theater as I've tested them all

TechRadar · Jul 15

Microsoft just released its biggest Patch Tuesday ever, with a mammoth 622 fixes including three dangerous zero-days

Microsoft shipped three times more fixes than usual in its latest Patch Tuesday update.

TechRadar · Jul 15

Are the Philips Hue Essential bulbs actually any good? Here's what you need to know about the smart light brand's budget range

They're certainly cheaper, but are the affordable Philips Hue Essential lights a false economy? Here's our take.

TechRadar · Jul 15

Microsoft deletes man’s hacked OneDrive with 25 years of photos and games — as 'irreversible' action prompts him to bemoan ‘I relied on Microsoft to keep that safe’

A OneDrive user’s account was deleted after it got hacked, losing 25 years’ worth of their photos and games.

TechRadar · Jul 15

New Windows 11 update is a big one — these are my top 4 features, including the ability to pause updates indefinitely

Pausing updates for longer is a vital ability in certain situations, and I'm glad to see Microsoft finally acknowledging this.

TechRadar · Jul 15

'Ineffective and useless': the UK government is proposing a midnight social media curfew for 16 and 17-year-olds, but there's an easy loophole

On top of the complete ban on social media for under-16s, older teens will have restrictions put on their apps.

TechRadar · Jul 15