Microsoft's attempts to conquer the mobile devices market have long stuttered, with Bill Gates famously dismissing the iPad

The BRRRRT Act seeks to slow A-10 retirements by restoring capabilities and tightening replacement requirements following recent operational missions.

The audacious story of the secret service, the Soviets, and the Xerox photocopier that caught on fire.

With sweeping, vacuuming and mopping pretty much nailed, what's next in robovacs?

Ukraine approves turbojet-powered guided bombs reaching 200 kilometers while expanding domestic manufacturing, engineering expertise, and precision strike capabilities.

Despite rising hate for Meta’s AI glasses, my wife wouldn’t take her smart Oakley HSTNs off during our honeymoon.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 looks nothing like any foldable on the market, and that is exactly the point.

As it apparently expands reliance on fossil fuels, Meta has parted company with the RE100 initiative.

Plugable's 15.6-inch USB-C portable monitor turned my laptop into a two-screen setup with a single cable

‘Just by relying on some plain signal processing and mathematical tools, we were able to actually detect these artifacts for most models out there’

There's an obvious way that Stuart Fails to Save the Universe can rectify a Big Bang Theory so big that the creators publicly apologized for it — so I've asked them to make that change.

The Open Secure AI Alliance conceived to promote trust in the development and use of AI, but some companies are notable by their absence...

Giving ChatGPT my entire bookshelf transformed it from a generic recommendation engine into a surprisingly thoughtful librarian

From writing apps to coding autonomous drone swarms, software engineers are becoming defense innovators through a new open source military ecosystem.

We analyzed almost 30,000 Android VPN reviews to reveal the hidden cost of major VPNs

RaceMate is an AI companion designed to answer all your questions about TGR Haas, the drivers, and the races.

My biggest Windows 11 fear is AI agents — and that they could be a Trojan Horse for subscription fees in Microsoft's OS.

Some people struggle to switch off from their wearables, but is there anything brands can do about it?

Rebellions says we’re starting to see the emergence of an inference chip market – could this be when AI starts to become truly efficient?

Employers need to provide accessible policies, suitable tools and practical real-world training to iron out shadow AI.

Get back-to-school ready with this student essential

AMD says Helios beats Nvidia's Vera Rubin on four counts, but the memory wins are rack-level and verifiable, while the 15% FP4 win is per-GPU, even as Nvidia pulls ahead in rack-level compute.

Discussions about technological sovereignty in Europe can tend towards doomerism. It's easy to see why.

Which character from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are you? Let's find out.

The data center industry has found itself in unchartered waters recently. The boom in demand for AI products and services has led to a 17% increase in electricity consumption.

I spoke to Chief Engineer Jake Dyson about the company's unique designs, and why it's not afraid to break the mold

Microsoft may finally have cracked it with the latest Surface Laptop for Business device.

Game discs on PlayStation will be gone starting in 2028, and the chief business officer of G2A, a digital game key site, isn't siding with Sony's choice.

I wanted to love The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, but it didn't quite live up to my high expectations.

Is vibe-coding really the answer to all your website-building needs?

While everyone chases the latest BBQ trend, this 75-year-old Cornell recipe continues to win people over for good reason.

Get ready for cosmic dread, zombies and one Big Walk on PlayStation Plus.

The new MCU film premieres on Friday, but Amazon Prime members can catch it early.

Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Strands puzzle No. 878 for July 29.

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Shared Claude chats were made readily available for anyone who knew where to look.

The Atlas of Surveillance maintains the largest known database tracking police surveillance technologies across the United States.

Forget one car for every job — this modular EV wants to be all of them.

After a 5-mile run through the California hills, this is what Samsung’s toughest watch gets right, and where it still trails behind.

Break up with Google and use one of these free search engines instead.

Microsoft is adding seven games, including remastered versions of Halo and Hexen + Heretic, to Game Pass in the coming weeks, but it’s removing eight others.

The program will take the sting out of owning Apple devices, including Macs, iPads and Apple Watches.

Don’t fret if you missed out on recent back-to-school deals. Sales tax holidays can help you save on laptops, school supplies, clothing and more. Learn more about it here.

Ditch cloud storage and dodge monthly fees with this DIY security camera solution for your privacy.

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Some players paid extra for up to five days of early access.

The EV maker says a Supreme Court ruling striking down “Liberation Day” tariffs isn’t enough — it wants a guaranteed refund with interest.

The company is working to reassure people that the glasses won’t be used to record them surreptitiously.

The agentic MAI-Cyber-1-Flash model, with some help, outscores Claude Mythos 5 on CyberGym.

Between frequent contamination recalls and rising food costs, growing indoors offers a safe and surprisingly simple alternative.

Computer Weekly examines how UK police will use Palantir’s AI tools to dramatically increase intelligence sharing between forces, enabling investigators to analyse mobile phone data and sensitive information at scale

Payments giant Visa set to cut thousands of jobs as competition in the sector intensifies

The new prime minister's abolition of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology raises many worrying questions about UK government digital policy

The UK’s Supreme Court rules that Bahrain cannot claim sovereign immunity for infecting the computers of two UK-based dissidents with German-made FinFisher spyware

Nvidia and several businesses have formed a cross-industry alliance to promote open, secure AI to improve cyber defences

UK-headquartered bank will develop artificial intelligence in Singapore-based centre of excellence

The sheer complexity of migrating off VMware is one of the reasons some organisations continue their VCF subscriptions

As the UAE’s retail sector expands and operations become more complex, AI agents are being deployed across pricing, inventory and merchandising, but fragmented data and the rise of shadow AI could create risks for businesses

Former LEO programmer Peter Byford reflects on working with the world's first business computer

The legal question is whether software has become an economic resource. The practical question is whether your platform has a sanctions kill switch.

Two US congressmen have introduced a bill to give Washington the power to pull the plug on rogue AI models in an emergency

Following stepping down as science minister, Vallance’s return marks a rethink on AI, taking best practices from the UK’s Covid-19 Taskforce

Tech sovereignty needs to be a part of the UK government’s reindustrialisation plans, and this requires an open source focus

Government department prosecuted around 100 subpostmasters in relation to benefits fraud, with support from the Post Office, and has made no advancement in the 18 months since its independent review of prosecutions was announced

A newly identified Russian state threat actor is using a novel zero-click phishing technique, likely developed with the help of an AI, to target Western users of Zimbra software products

Every technology innovation and every IT project is, at its heart, a human-interest story - and those delivering the IT should always remember that, says IT services veteran Sam Kingston

The Security Service, MI5 and the Police Service of Northern Ireland have been ordered to pay damages to former BBC journalist Vincent Kearney following multiple attempts to identify his confidential sources

We speak to Peter Byford, chair of the LEO Computer Society about the world’s first business computer and his experiences programming it

Many adults are unable to access digital government services in the UK, leading the digital divide to widen

The parent company of Google and YouTube has increased its debt portfolio from $16bn to $100bn to pay for AI infrastructure