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'It really is the craziest time ever': data centers to grab 70% of all high-end memory chips in 2026 as AI boom leaves consumers in the cold

RAM has already skyrocketed in price, but with no respite in sight, the worry is that it'll be moon-rocketing by the time this year is out.

‘ChatGPT Go might be worth the downgrade’ — OpenAI's new money-saving tier costs 60% less than Plus

‘ChatGPT Go might be worth the downgrade’ — OpenAI's new money-saving tier costs 60% less than Plus

For some ChatGPT Plus subscribers, downgrading to a ChatGPT Go subscription could be worth it.

I heard the new Rolls-Royce of DACs and let me tell you, iFi isn’t calling it Phantom for nothing

I heard the new Rolls-Royce of DACs and let me tell you, iFi isn’t calling it Phantom for nothing

After listening to iFi’s elite new iDSD Phantom DAC, regular hi-res audio is nothing to me.

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What is the release date for The Pitt season 2 episode 3 on HBO Max?

Will AI be the death of the world's most chaotic ER? Here's when The Pitt season 2 episode 3 will drop on HBO Max.

7 great WhatsApp alternatives for Android users — Google Messages, Discord, and more

A selection of yap apps for Android users

Apple really went backwards when it ditched titanium on iPhones

I've already battered and bruised my iPhone 17 from the hard knocks my titanium-sporting iPhone 16 Pro Max would shrug off.

Nanometer-thick magnet produced at room temperature using lasers could one day produce better HDDs, faster non-silicon processors

Researchers show brief laser pulses can reversibly tune magnetic behavior in ultrathin materials operating at room temperature.

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Is Nikon pulling a Canon? What the Viltrox lawsuit rumors mean for the future of Z-mount lenses

Is Nikon pulling a Canon? What the Viltrox lawsuit rumors mean for the future of Z-mount lenses

Rumors suggest that Nikon has started legal action against the Chinese lens maker Viltrox, over alleged Z-mount patent infringements. Here's what that could mean moving forward.

This new Netflix series starring Ed Westwick and John Hannah is a throwback to classic pirate movies – here are 3 of the cast’s guilty pleasures

This new Netflix series starring Ed Westwick and John Hannah is a throwback to classic pirate movies – here are 3 of the cast’s guilty pleasures

John Hannah, Ed Westwick and Alanah Bloor reveal the pirate movies they unapologetically love – and why their new Netflix series is a ‘classic adventure love story for the modern day’.

New TV not looking as good as you hoped? Here are 3 settings I always change to get better picture quality

New TV not looking as good as you hoped? Here are 3 settings I always change to get better picture quality

While it's easier to leave your TV in its out-of-the-box settings, you'll be rewarded with a better picture if you take a trip to the menus. Here's my top 3 to get you started

Google restores much-missed JPEG XL format to Chromium code base - better image compression and better bandwidth are on the way

Google restores much-missed JPEG XL format to Chromium code base - better image compression and better bandwidth are on the way

Google restored JPEG XL support in Chromium, enabling native decoding after years of industry pressure and growing adoption elsewhere.

Humanoid robots are 'stepping out of the lab and into the real world' to take the jobs we don't want - so get ready for the rise of the robot coworkers

Humanoid robots are 'stepping out of the lab and into the real world' to take the jobs we don't want - so get ready for the rise of the robot coworkers

Humanoid robots are entering real workplaces due to labor shortages, falling costs, and technical progress, though large-scale adoption remains uncertain.

Huge data breach reveals info on 750,000 investors - here's what we know, and how to see if you're affected

Huge data breach reveals info on 750,000 investors - here's what we know, and how to see if you're affected

CIRO details what happened in 2025 data breach, including what kind of info was taken.

These Chrome extensions spoof Workday, NetSuite, and others to trick victims - here's what to look for

These Chrome extensions spoof Workday, NetSuite, and others to trick victims - here's what to look for

Five extensions were found targeting enterprises and multinational organizations, taking over valuable accounts.

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Your Fellow coffee maker has a secret video game hidden in its interface – here's how to play it

Fellow makes serious coffee equipment, but its designers have still found room for a little fun.

You can now edit password-protected Microsoft Office files directly within Google Workspace

Google Workspace makes it even easier to view and edit password-protected Office files on the web.

Want proper audiophile-grade music from your iPhone? This tiny hi-res 3.5mm adapter does it for less than the price of a phone case

Questyle's ultra-affordable dongle means better sound from your smartphone, tablet or laptop

Oculus founder calls Meta Quest layoffs ‘Not a disaster’ — but I still can’t see it as anything but terrible

'Not a Disaster'? Here's why Oculus founder Palmer Luckey is wrong about the Meta Quest layoffs.

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Who are the most spoofed brands in phishing scams? Let's be honest, you can probably guess most of them - but there are a few surprises

Microsoft is still the most impersonated brand when it comes to phishing attacks – Google, Amazon, Apple and Meta are also in the top five.

I’m equal parts hopeful and terrified of a potential Assassin’s Creed Black Flag remake — here’s what I need Ubisoft to change, and what should be left alone entirely

As Assassin's Creed Black Flag remake rumors gather speed, I'm looking at the things I want to see Ubisoft change in a potential remake. Also, some aspects that I want left out of it entirely.

"Many, many customers have asked for this. And I think they're going to love it." Apple could stand to learn a thing or two from its own products, because I still miss the best iPhone I've ever owned from 2016 – and it's all down to one key design feature

Removing the 3.5mm headphone jack is Apple's greatest design crime, and 10 years on I'm still feeling the aftershocks.

I saw 2 next-gen 3D TVs without glasses that use a new tech that changes everything — here’s how it works

3D movies without all the downsides? Finally, I might watch Avatar at home

‘I can’t stand what it writes’: Ben Affleck and Matt Damon share their views on using AI to write movies, but admit it could become a new editing tool

Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are not sold on AI writing movies, but that doesn't mean they don't think it won't become a common editing tool like CGI.

The Nvidia RTX 5090 has vanished from retailer shelves in US – and GPUs from third-party sellers cost nearly as much as a whole PC

GPUs from third-party sellers in the US cost almost as much as a full PC that packs Nvidia's flagship graphics card.

Netflix will reportedly add live-action Universal movies to its back catalog sooner than it said it would — including the new Jurassic Park film

Netflix could become the new streaming home for more Universal movies from January onwards, according to a new report.

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