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Audible’s Read and Listen feature is a handy and accessible new audiobook tool, but it comes with a catch that’s quite back-handed for book lovers

Audible's new Read and Listen tool lets you follow your favorite audiobooks using synchronized text.

'AI is making us able to develop software at the speed of light': Mistral CEO claims more than 50% of enterprise software could soon switch to AI

'AI is making us able to develop software at the speed of light': Mistral CEO claims more than 50% of enterprise software could soon switch to AI

Traditional apps could be replaced by AI, but only if enterprises have the "right infrastructure in place" first.

I use the 'frenemy' prompt in ChatGPT every day

I use the 'frenemy' prompt in ChatGPT every day

By creating a simple “frenemy” trigger inside ChatGPT, you can transform it into a blunt devil’s advocate that pressure-tests your ideas before anyone else sees them

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Bagged vacuums have a ton of hidden benefits — and Halo's new release is a masterclass in how to do them right

The new Halo XR looks like the perfect vacuum for allergy-sufferers.

Apple is reportedly working on AI smart glasses, AirPods that can see, and its own version of those disastrous AI pins

Forget the Apple Watch – Apple is reportedly planning the next generation of wearables, and they're all packing AI cameras.

Google I/O 2026 is official: here are 5 things to expect

Google I/O 2026 is set for May, and we're likely to see new features for most of Google's operating systems.

It's internet lockdown time, Resident Evil fans as Requiem spoilers are reportedly out there — and I'm avoiding them too

Resident Evil Requiem is fast approaching, and spoilers for the game are reportedly available online, so gamers might want to shore up their defences.

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'That is extremely stupid design' — The Witcher story lead blasts epilogue he mostly created

'That is extremely stupid design' — The Witcher story lead blasts epilogue he mostly created

A The Witcher developer has spoken about the game in a new playthrough on YouTube.

VMware customers are still trying to ditch its software, two years after Broadcom acquisition

VMware customers are still trying to ditch its software, two years after Broadcom acquisition

VMware customers are still worried about price rises more than two years after its Broadcom acquisition.

Majority's budget audio sub-brand just unveiled blindingly cheap speakers, MP3 players and soundbars — and I'm gonna need to hear them

Active bookshelf speakers for just £70 (which is around $95 or AU$134)? They've got to be worth a test drive…

'We will not stand by and watch': Netflix, Disney, and Warner Bros. threaten legal action over Seedance 2.0 videos starring Marvel, DC, and Stranger Things characters

'We will not stand by and watch': Netflix, Disney, and Warner Bros. threaten legal action over Seedance 2.0 videos starring Marvel, DC, and Stranger Things characters

Furious Hollywood studios have criticized the use of their movies, shows, and characters in ByteDance's AI video generator.

WordPress has a new AI assistant to help you build your dream website

WordPress has a new AI assistant to help you build your dream website

WordPress AI Assistant will generate and edit text and images, but it will also make site changes far easier.

You’ll be able to double your storage with Samsung Galaxy S26 pre-orders — but only in some regions

You’ll be able to double your storage with Samsung Galaxy S26 pre-orders — but only in some regions

Samsung has revealed some pre-order perks for the Samsung Galaxy S26 series, but a major one is missing in the US and Australia.

'Making silky smoothies has never been so much fun' — Ninja's most colourful blender is finally on sale in the UK

'Making silky smoothies has never been so much fun' — Ninja's most colourful blender is finally on sale in the UK

The BlendBoss has a super-powerful motor and tough blade assembly to make light work of tough ingredients like ice and fibrous veggies.

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‘One of the best spy shows, every episode is riveting’: Netflix fans are obsessed with this thrilling German drama that’s the most-watched TV show this week

Unfamiliar is the new Netflix show fans are ‘obsessed’ with — but there’s a good reason why you’ve probably never heard of it.

I'm old enough to remember when musicians wanted to ban synths — is AI music just another anti-tech panic?

Is generative AI a helper for musicians, or an existential threat?

Asus quietly launched Windows 11 Pure edition and almost no one noticed; 'Not for open channel' OS alludes to a faster, better, cleaner version of Microsoft's popular system

Asus quietly ships ExpertBook B5 G2 with an unadvertised Windows 11 Pure OS option that appears tailored for enterprise customers.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 could have the most AI camera ever

Samsung just teased a huge camera system upgrade that could be an AI game-changer for the Galaxy S26.

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5 of the best free movies to stream on Tubi, Pluto TV and more this week (February 17)

There's horror, comedy and a western available on the best free streaming services this week.

I don’t want any new features in watchOS 27 – I just want better battery life

Apple should forget about adding new features to watchOS 27 and just focus on improving the Apple Watch’s battery life.

These are officially the most reliable HDDs around — latest Backblaze report praises Seagate and Western Digital, others aren't so lucky

Backblaze analyzes 344,196 drives that collectively operated for over 115 million days, reporting improved reliability overall while exposing aging hardware risks and price volatility.

Don't buy an iPad Air right now –Apple’s rumored budget MacBook could be a better buy, here's why

Apple is rumored to be launching a budget MacBook next month, and it could be a good iPad alternative.

Now that's old school — hackers are turning to snail mail to carry out crypto thefts

Cybercriminals send physical letters with QR codes, tricking Trezor and Ledger users into revealing recovery phrases and losing cryptocurrency.

I swapped my Apple Watch band for a popular $15 dupe — and it shows you don’t need to spend $50, but there’s a catch

I spent a month using an Apple Watch band dupe from WITHit, and it's made me realize why Apple's bands are expensive.

'We’re pretty much sold out for calendar 2026': Western Digital CEO says storage firm is completely sold out of HDD capacity already, so does that mean more price rises to come?

Western Digital say its HDD supply for 2026 is fully booked as enterprise AI demand drives scarcity and potential price increases.

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