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- TP-Link LS1210GP PoE+ switch drops to under £50 for Black Friday
Upgrade your home network for less with the TP-Link LS1210GP 10-port PoE+ switch, now just £49.99 at Amazon for Black Friday.
- Women in tech are reporting higher levels of burnout than ever before — with AI, office attendance and visibility issues all blamed
Women in tech are experiencing burnout, with office attendance, visibility, and pressures around AI productivity cited as among the causes.
- Google researcher discovers unmapped Maya site in Mexico using 48 AI agents
AI tech is quickly transforming many different fields of research, including archaeology, as this discovery shows.
- Take my headphone-finder quiz and cut the fuss this Black Friday
I’m TechRadar's audio editor, and I want to take the guesswork out of headphones — just take my quiz to find the perfect set for you, or as a gift for someone
- Cloud hosting firm Railway says recent breach leads to $740,000 in fraudulent AI charges
A zero-day in a cloud provider's infrastructure granted attackers access to paid AI models and in a single day they raked up hundreds of thousands in expenses.
- How to watch The Curse of Oak Island season 14 online – from anywhere for free
The Lagina brothers return, hot on the trail of the treasure. Here's how to watch The Curse of Oak Island season 14 online from the UK, US, Canada, Australia.
- Yet another major Japanese firm hacked — now furniture giant Nitori says hackers stole 37.6 million customer records
The hole was plugged and attackers ousted but the investigation continues.
- More deals have landed in the Argos Black Friday sale — £99 Ninja air fryer, £150 Garmin Forerunner, £50 off Kindles, and more top deals
The Argos Black Friday sale just got bigger, with more deals across tech, gaming, appliances, homeware, and toys — I've picked the 18 best deals.
- Google's former CEO thinks AI needs better PR
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt thinks AI has a marketing problem, but growing public skepticism suggests Americans may understand the technology perfectly well
- ‘We test what others don't do’: SAP tells us how it is helping TSG Hoffenheim's football journey hit new heights - and why its AI efforts in sport are only getting started
SAP is still helping TSG Hoffenheim get the edge over its rivals using the power of AI and data.
- BYD unveils futuristic EV charging station with robotic arms and solar
BYD takes its ultra-fast Flash Charging to the next level, with robotic charging cables, solar power and ultra-rapid battery top-ups
- Apple pulls the plug on its Support Community forums after 28 years
Apple is closing its official support forums on November 20, with new posts already locked down.
- Here's everything you need to know about Windows 11's November update
Windows 11's November update has some great additions, as well as a divisive security change — and it's worth discussing Microsoft's thinking behind the latter.
- ChatGPT is adding verified 'Business Agents' to help you shop more effectively
Move will allow for "bringing businesses more deeply into ChatGPT".
- Sony WH-CH530 review: swell-sounding, budget-friendly on-ear headphones
The Sony WH-CH530 are excellent on-ear headphones with delightful warm bass and an exquisite low price to match.
- UK smart meter replacement cost could reach £4 billion due to network upgrades
The UK's smart meters might not have been such a smart idea after all, as many of them will soon need replacing.
- AI has made developers more powerful than ever. Why aren't they happy?
As AI writes more code, developers must redefine their value, responsibilities and ways of working.
- Windscribe's Black Friday VPN deal makes it less than half price — get this price-hike free, lifetime rate of $29 for safe streaming on your iPhone and unlimited other devices
Windscribe has launched its Black Friday deal for 2026. Its price has dropped by $40, making its paid plan one of the cheapest VPN deals available right now over 12 months.
- LattePanda Mu Ultra review
One of the smallest x86 computers to feature an AI-based Core Ultra processor and 16GB of LPDDR5. What sets it apart is its numerous high-speed interfaces on a low-power budget.
- Adobe Firefly is becoming more of a hub for routine work — but does that mean you'll use Photoshop and Premiere less?
Adobe is adding even more editing tools into Firefly for an easier, lower-skilled editing experience without the headaches of a generic AI chatbot.
- OpenClaw is creating a new privileged access problem for security teams
How can you leverage hot AI tools like OpenClaw without letting them jeopardize your organization?
- Adobe wants to make laboriously switching apps a thing of the past — starting with a two-way partnership with Google
Two-way partnership sees Adobe integrate Google's latest AI models into its apps, while Acrobat becomes more embedded into Workspace and Gmail.
- Increased AI usage is making younger workers more afraid of saying 'I don't know'
Almost half of employees assume their colleagues are consulting AI before asking a question to the room, as admitting ignorance becomes increasingly unacceptable in the workplace.
- Running your own Amnezia VPN server? You need to patch this critical Linux flaw now
Amnezia VPN has told self-hosted users to patch their servers against CVE-2026-98432, a critical Linux kernel flaw that puts Xray setups at particular risk.
- How to watch Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death online from anywhere – stream the docuseries now
Our guide explains how to watch Get Huge: Looksmaxxing to Death online and stream the docuseries from anywhere in the world.
- 'We need to move beyond a climate of suspicion': New study finds major gaps in how students and lecturers see AI
Research into how AI is used in university-level study has found that there is a difference in how students and lecturers view the technology and how it is being used.
- Study finds AI agents will share secrets if they get offered help from others
Cheap coding agents surrendered credentials or ran untrusted scripts when simulated peers made assistance conditional on violating explicit security instructions.
- Can't wait for Black Friday? These are 5 of the best fitness tracker deals right now
Apple, Samsung, Garmin and more are already discounted if you know where to look.
- Russia’s multibillion-dollar answer to Elon Musk falls apart in space — forcing a high-stakes gamble to save its orbit
Russia is developing Rassvet-4 after losing two Rassvet-3 satellites and encountering orbital difficulties, threatening its ambitions to challenge Starlink.
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Wednesday, November 11 (game #1249)
Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
- Quordle hints and answers for Wednesday, November 11 (game #1752)
Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Wednesday, November 11 (game #983)
Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
- Eufy’s new smart home camera automatically lights up and follows intruders
Anker’s Eufy TrackLight Cam S1 is a smart home camera with an automatic tracking spotlight and siren.
- Samsung S85H vs LG B6: I tested the side-by-side to see which is the best budget OLED TV
LG and Samsung's budget OLED TVs go head-to-head to see which is the best pick, just in time for Black Friday.
- Snap Specs are big, bold, and quirky, but they can't turn me into Tony Stark
I got some hands-on time with Snap's 6th-gen Specs AR glasses. They're still pretty big (or bold), but the view is wider (not wide enough), and the experiences are intriguing. I still wonder about the look, the field of view, and that price tag.
- Is DDR4 back? 64GB RAM PCs see major fall, but new data suggests hope is on the horizon
Rising RAM prices are changing PC buying habits, with 64GB systems falling sharply and DDR4 maintaining its lead over DDR5.
- Tech cannibalization to become mainstream? Removing expensive components and reballing memory set to reach 7–9% of smartphones by 2027
Reballing allows recovered memory chips to be reused, helping manufacturers control expenses while raising questions about consistency and device longevity.
- Russia finds a devastatingly simple way to make killer drones evade Ukrainian EW — doubles antennas to 32 and orders 100,000 units
Russia is expanding production of advanced Kometa navigation modules, equipping drones with larger antennas as Ukraine explores alternative electronic warfare countermeasures.
- Workers are increasingly looking for ways to hide their AI usage at work
New research suggests there may be a gap between how employees should be using AI within the terms of their role, and what they are actually doing with the technology.
- Hearing aid giant Amplifon reveals data breach hits thousands of US customers
Some sources are saying more than a million people are affected as the company investigates further.