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TechRadar Article Examines .si Domain Gold Rush and Scalpers Beyond the US
TechRadar published an article on the .si domain rush, saying US scalpers are not alone and one country dominates.
TechRadar published an article on the .si domain rush, saying US scalpers are not alone and one country dominates.
TechRadar's security expert recommends NordPass amid a Roblox phishing surge; the Family plan is discounted to $68 for 27 months.
ANBERNIC has unveiled the RG DDS, a clamshell dual-screen handheld styled after the Nintendo 3DS, with custom screens, a built-in stylus and a dedicated AI button.
Bearish options trades in Micron and Nvidia dominated Friday's tape as put volume in SMH and QQQ rose.
TechRadar reports hackers hijacked Microsoft's X account to promote a CLIPPY crypto scam, and Microsoft confirmed unauthorized access. Separately, an unofficial 93-piece Clippy desk accessory is on Amazon for $14.50.
Linus Torvalds told Open Source Summit Europe in Prague that he likes using AI as a programming tool, especially for beginners and hobby projects, but said it must be used carefully for real and important work such as the Linux kernel.
Engadget's review says the Bose Lifestyle Ultra Soundbar delivers deep bass and immersive home theater sound without a subwoofer.
Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger premieres Friday, October 9 on Disney+ in the UK and Hulu in the US, with no free trial.
Apple's M5 Max Mac Studio (36GB, 512GB) is $2,299 at B&H Photo, $200 below its $2,499 list price, as the 512GB M5 Ultra Mac Studio prepares to ship in late October, according to TechRadar.
Developers say Garmin's Fenix 9 Pro loses GPS signal after about 14 seconds in roughly half of sessions, hurting third-party navigation and workout apps.
McKinsey & Company is using knowledge graphs to connect enterprise data with business relationships, giving AI applications the context they need, distinguished partner James Kaplan said in an interview with theCUBE.
Nikon has disqualified the original first-place video in its Small World in Motion contest after the entrant acknowledged using AI-assisted processing, and named Nguyen Nam Nhat of Vietnam the new winner.
Onvis launched an IP65 outdoor smart plug with Matter over Thread, energy monitoring, and Apple Home support.
Microsoft is rolling out Michelangelus, a new Microsoft 365 font inspired by Michelangelo's handwriting for St. Peter's Basilica's 400th consecration anniversary. Some users say it barely resembles the original.
iOS 27 adds upgraded search, third-party suggestions, better Smart Reply, Siri AI and bug fixes to Apple Mail, 9to5Mac says.
Grok Bot has an email address for sign-ups, business contact, and scheduling; users can claim an inbox via Bot or @bot.
Google has teased the Fitbit Edge, a new screen-equipped fitness tracker, and pointed to news on October 12. Leaks suggest an always-on OLED display, GPS, health sensors and a roughly $180 price.
Batteries now beat open-cycle gas turbines in all 43 markets, Wood Mackenzie says, as data centers raise prices.
TechRadar calls the Anker Soundcore AeroClip 2 a solid upgrade over the original, with clearer calls, IP57 waterproofing and a compact case, but flags a higher price and open-ear sound limits.
Microsoft outlined plans to turn Windows into an agentic OS and launched the Nvidia RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra, starting at $2,599.
Engadget's reviewer spent nearly 24 hours in a $159,000 Pebble Flow electric RV, finding a comfortable micro-hotel suite with smart glass, a full bathroom and iPad-controlled hitching.
Widow-founded LumenUs uses AI to cut the paperwork that follows a death, and opens early access in October.
FBI Director Kash Patel said agents arrested another suspected co-conspirator in a breach of bureau computer systems that exposed sensitive personnel information. The person was not identified, and no charges were disclosed.
Anthropic has updated its usage policy to bar sustained and needless abusive or cruel behavior toward its Claude models, saying the rule applies only in extreme cases and not to ordinary user frustration or testing.