Is Apple Intelligence already dead? A massive 96% of you say don’t use it, and Tim Cook should be worried I was actually shocked at the percentage of TechRadar readers who aren't using Apple Intelligence. TechRadar · Feb 15
BenQ says its new monitors will transform work for Mac users - but will it be enough to tempt them away from Apple's own devices? BenQ’s MA Series monitors provide Mac users with high-resolution displays, Mac-tuned color, workflow tools, and a range of panel options for creative work. TechRadar · Feb 15
Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake’s directors say the game’s take on Japanese horror is ‘both beautiful and terrifying’ ‘By minimizing jump scares and graphic depictions,’ Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake’s directors emphasize the game’s unique ‘expression of Japanese horror’. TechRadar · Feb 15
The calmest way to lose your mind – My week with Shapez Homescreen Heroes: Shapez is a minimalist game where you build a factory to process geometric shapes TechRadar · Feb 15
Android Auto has quietly fixed a major Do Not Disturb issue that was frustrating passengers Google has restored a key Android Auto setting that means driving status can be more accurately determined. TechRadar · Feb 15
Microsoft has some bright ideas for keeping future data centers cool - but will they ever really come to fruition? Microsoft explores high-temperature superconducting cables to reduce energy losses, improve data center efficiency, and allow more compact, sustainable power delivery. TechRadar · Feb 15
Yamaha’s elite Dolby Atmos surround soundbar had a key weakness – and it made me freshly appreciate one of the more forgotten parts of the home theater experience They may not seem the most important, but rear speakers can make or break an immersive setup, as I discovered after testing a Yamaha soundbar. TechRadar · Feb 15
Stickerbox is the kids’ toy adults are obsessed with, including me — here’s how I got on when I tried the viral AI toy for the first time Stickerbox has been all over my TikTok feed, and I finally got my hands on one. TechRadar · Feb 15
I’ve fallen for a game about fighting a deadly plague — and it’s the perfect antidote to the industry’s GenAI blight In a battle to the death with AI slop, this is the game I’d send in to finish the job. TechRadar · Feb 15
'A fresh outlook and moment of lightness' — how 'grounding and energizing' Spearmint became KitchenAid's official color of 2026 Brittni Pertijs, Design Manager for Color, Material and Finish at Whirlpool, explains the multi-year process of choosing the definitive hue of 2026. TechRadar · Feb 15
PlayStation is “Still Our Lead Platform” — Squanch CEO says as High on Life 2 launches on Xbox Game Pass Squanch CEO Mike Fridley says PlayStation remains the studio’s lead platform as High on Life 2 launches on Xbox Game Pass. He discusses sales cannibalization concerns, franchise growth, and the decision to go multiplatform from day one. Windows Central · Feb 15
What is the release date for Tell Me Lies season 3 episode 8 on Hulu and Disney+? The end is in sight but it's not going to be pretty. When does Tell Me Lies season 3 episode 8 air on Hulu and Disney+? TechRadar · Feb 15
The design of Samsung's competitor to the iPhone Fold may have just leaked in One UI 9 Samsung is apparently developing a 'wide fold' model that more closely matches what Apple has in the pipeline. TechRadar · Feb 15
Is this the beginning of the end for humanity? Slightly terrifying 3D printing breakthrough means we can now print robotic 'muscle' Harvard engineers develop a 3D printing method for producing robotic muscles with programmed movement. TechRadar · Feb 15
TechRadar · Feb 15 Even Lenovo is getting concerned about global chip shortages - CEO says world's largest manufacturer will 'expect PC unit sales to face pressure' Lenovo warns PC shipments face pressure due to RAM shortages while revenue grows and the AI infrastructure business expands rapidly.
TechRadar · Feb 15 The Mortuary Assistant is my top Shudder recommendation in February - here's why I liked it so much The Mortuary Assistant has divided critics, but I had a great time with this new video game adaptation.
TechRadar · Feb 15 I’ve driven the most dynamic Porsche Macan ever made – and it also packs some very clever parking tech Porsche's GTS badge has always graced the most dynamic models, but can it work on a heavy electric SUV?
TechRadar · Feb 15 Margo’s Got Money Troubles: everything we know so far about the upcoming Apple TV series The Apple TV adaptation of Rufi Thorpe’s hit 2024 novel will premiere globally in April 2026.
TechRadar · Feb 15 “The next big lemming-like rush will be to artificial intelligence”: While 1985 was hailed as the year of AI, Bill Gates ignored the hype to focus on ‘softer software’ In 1983, Bill Gates turned away from AI hype and championed “softer software” which adapted to users' needs.
TechRadar · Feb 15 The death of ‘perfect’ photos? Why 2026’s major new cameras are wildly retro There have been three major camera launches in 2026 so far; two pricey black-and-white-only compact cameras and a Super 8-style Instax…that also shoots video. Niche is an understatement. Is this a sign of things to come?
TechRadar · Feb 14 Who remembers IRC? Clearly some hackers, as a new Linux botnet uses some incredibly old-school methods to cut costs SSHStalker botnet uses old IRC communication, automated SSH brute-forcing, cron persistence, and cryptomining to efficiently exploit Linux servers.
TechRadar · Feb 14 Holographic tape inches closer to mass market ahead of silica, ceramic media - 200TB WORM tech set to debut in 2027 after successful dry run in an LTO tape library A live LTO library trial showed holographic tape can integrate into existing infrastructure, shifting credibility from theory toward deployable archival storage.
TechRadar · Feb 14 'I'm grieving': OpenAI has switched off ChatGPT-4o, and angry users are backing a #keep4o campaign to restore it ChatGPT users are mourning the loss of GPT-4o, and there are plenty of sad stories being shared online.
TechRadar · Feb 14 '1 second in tens of billions of years': China's ultra-precise optical lattice clock gets international recognition as it challenges US hegemony on time China’s optical lattice clock now contributes to global time, achieving unprecedented precision and challenging traditional caesium-based measurement systems.
TechRadar · Feb 14 My favorite League of Legends spin-off since Arcane just got even better – but the upgrade only amplifies my stock availability woes My favorite Arcane and League of Legends spin-off just got better.