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MSI’s Claw handheld gaming console is powered by a Core Ultra 7 CPU with 1TB SSD and 16GB RAM, and priced under £300.
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As gamers prepare for Valve's Steam Machine, AMD has just hinted at Microsoft's next-gen Xbox console coming in 2027.
Just a day after issues, ChatGPT is again experiencing a disruption with OpenAI confirming an active issue.
OpenAI CEO unsurprisingly positive about AI adoption - except if these headwinds spring up.
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LG has announced a Suite price cut for its Dolby Atmos FlexConnect speakers in some locations
There are all sorts of tools available on Android to help protect your privacy, from VPNs to secure folders and beyond.
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A popular WordPress quiz plugin can be abused to mount SQL injection attacks, but a patch is available.
The best-selling Ring Battery Doorbell has changed how I monitor my home, and over 10,000 people have bought it this month – it can be yours for just $59.99.
Someone kept a gigantic database unlocked on the internet, allowing researchers (and likely, hackers, too) to find it.
Scandals, dynasties and swordfighting make The Sims 4 Royalty and Legacy one of the most exciting storytelling packs in a while
Ray Kurzweil’s 1991 AI predictions feel strikingly familiar today, revealing how progress advanced faster than our understanding of intelligence and purpose.
McDonald warns common passwords like 'bigmac' and 'happymeal' remain highly vulnerable, urging stronger, randomized credentials for all users.
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Your TV may be causing the soap opera effect, where movies look 'unreal': these are the settings you need to adjust or turn off.
Raspberry Pi prices climb again as AI-driven memory shortages raise costs, reducing access for students, schools, and hobbyists.
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