7 new horror movies on Netflix, Shudder, HBO Max, and more in March 2026 March is packed full of great horror movies. Here's seven recommendations to keep you entertained this month. TechRadar · Mar 3
How to watch the Blood Moon from wherever you are A rare lunar event is about to happen on March 3rd. Here's how to watch and how to capture it. TechRadar · Mar 2
Hackers hijack .arpa domain for phishing scams — hosting malicious websites and domains where no one can spot them Cybercriminals exploit the .arpa domain and IPv6 addresses to deliver phishing pages, bypassing traditional security and stealing credentials. TechRadar · Mar 2
5 things nobody tells you when you move from ChatGPT to Claude Five essential things every ChatGPT user should know before making the switch to Claude. TechRadar · Mar 2
Samsung has quietly released a very special Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone edition - and business customers will love it Samsung releases enterprise Galaxy S26 Ultra with identical hardware, the same pricing in the US, and limited storage options in the UK market. TechRadar · Mar 2
California's age verification law is proving controversial — here's what you need to know, and why some Linux distros are in the firing line The legislation might prove to be a real headache for some Linux distros. TechRadar · Mar 2
Cybercriminals are hiring women for more authentic social engineering scams — and are promising up to $1,000 per call Cybercriminal group SLSH recruits women to impersonate IT helpdesks, offering up to $1,000 per call while targeting major companies. TechRadar · Mar 2
BYD’s luxury brand says it's just made the world’s longest-range EV, with a monster 644 miles between charging stops BYD's luxury brand, Denza, has refreshed its sleek fastback, so it can now manage 644 miles on a single charge TechRadar · Mar 2
MWC 2026 day 1: the 8 best gadgets we've seen today, from super-slim foldables to high-end wireless earbuds It's the biggest mobile tech event of the year, and the TechRadar team is busy checking out everything that's noteworthy. TechRadar · Mar 2
Never get lost again, as this startup can give you 5G tracking even without GPS - right down to the centimeter ZaiNar claims it can turn standard 5G signals into centimeter level positioning without GPS, new hardware, or handset manufacturer cooperation. TechRadar · Mar 2
Hands-on with the Xiaomi 17 Ultra: three upgrades I love and two things I wish it had The Xiaomi 17 Ultra boasts a refined design, an impressive camera with a 1-inch sensor and a variable telephoto zoom, plus a huge battery. TechRadar · Mar 2
Lenovo just showed me the future of laptops at MWC 2026 — and it didn't mention AI once At MWC 2026 it seems everyone is talking about AI... except Lenovo, and I couldn't be happier. TechRadar · Mar 2
I love my foldable phone and PC handhelds, but I don’t see the appeal of this goofy Lenovo concept The Lenovo Legion Go Fold is an iPad crossed with a foldable PC crossed with a Nintendo Switch, and somehow I don't love it TechRadar · Mar 2
Our favorite budget projector maker has a smart new portable model that folds away into a simple 'ornament' when not in use Xgimi's new portable projector hides itself away to take up less shelf or bag space TechRadar · Mar 2
TechRadar · Mar 2 Finally, someone launched an Android tablet for grownups: Lenovo ThinkTab X11 is a durable, rugged slate that will come with a long warranty and the backing of the world's largest PC maker Lenovo unveils ThinkTab X11 rugged Android tablet at MWC 2026 with Snapdragon 7s Gen 3, IP68 durability, and a removable battery design.
TechRadar · Mar 2 AI is competing with humans to buy DDR5 memory amid the RAMpocalypse caused by its owns appetite for memory DDR5 memory listings scraped 50,000 times per hour by bots as AI boom fuels new opportunities for resellers.
TechRadar · Mar 2 What is the release date for School Spirits season 3 episode 8 on Paramount+? It's safe to say that things aren't looking too rosy for Maddie and Xavier. But when does School Spirits season 3 episode 8 drop on Paramount+?
TechRadar · Mar 2 Lenovo embraces Microsoft Surface Pro design with ThinkPad X13 detachable tablet PC — but with a $2,000 starting price, is it too expensive for its own good? Lenovo reveals ThinkPad X13 Detachable at MWC 2026 with Surface-inspired design, Core Ultra Series 3 processors, and a $1,999 starting price.
TechRadar · Mar 2 Microsoft gets heavy-handed on Copilot Discord server, reportedly blocking 'Microslop' posts and heading down a dangerous path 'Microslop' posts are blocked on Copilot Discord server as Windows 11 AI backlash takes another unfortunate turn.
TechRadar · Mar 2 I just had an exclusive look at Fairphone’s report on the environmental impact of phones — it’s left me shocked Even before it reaches your hands, Fairphones’s report shows a smartphone is pretty horrible for the environment.
TechRadar · Mar 2 ‘Sound by Bose’ earbuds for this money?! I’ve never said ‘Hello Moto’ with so much conviction! Motorola just launched cheap earbuds with ‘Sound by Bose’, hi-res support, and spatial audio — and for this money, they're a no-brainer
TechRadar · Mar 2 Sonos could finally be making good on its 'two products per year' pledge — if this Sonos AirPlay 2 speaker leak proves legit, I think it'll be the perfect mid-range portable buy Best Buy Canada leaked an unannounced Sonos Bluetooth speaker, and it could be the perfect mid-range device we've been waiting for.
TechRadar · Mar 2 Apple just announced a new iPad Air with M4 — here's what's changed Apple has announced a new iPad Air that now features the M4 chip alongside the N1 and C1X.
TechRadar · Mar 2 Apple announces the iPhone 17e — here's what's new in the mid-range iPhone Apple has announced the iPhone 17e, its new entry-level iPhone. Here's what's new and how it compares to its iPhone 16e predecessor.
TechRadar · Mar 2 Vibe coding service Lovable accused of hosting malware-ridden apps exposing thousands of users — it says they should take more care Vibe coding isn't going anywhere, but developers are being urged to check for vulnerabilities on the basis that the code may work, but insecurely.