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Aquaman 2 is now streaming in the US and UK, but it won't swim onto Max any time soon

By Tom Power published

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is now available to rent or buy in the US and UK, but nobody knows when it'll air on Max.

Say goodbye to the Surface Duo – Microsoft is pulling the plug on the Duo 2 this month

By Carrie Marshall published

Microsoft has issued the last security update the Surface Duo 2 is likely to get

Spy shots surface of Tesla’s budget Model Y – here are 3 features you could miss out on

By Leon Poultney published

With no rear passenger screen, a lack of panoramic sunroof and basic headlights, the pared-back Model Y hopes to win over customers with a tempting price tag.

AI’s impact on the auto industry has only just scratched the surface

By Jaroslaw Rzepecki published

The automotive sector has only just scratched the surface of the potential AI can have.

Some Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra screen coatings are wearing out – and it's not a good look

By David Nield published

Numerous complaints are appearing online about the display coating on the Galaxy S24 Ultra screen.

The iPad Pro could soon get a genius feature from the Pro Display XDR

By Alex Blake published

A new rumor claims the iPad Pro is set to get a matte surface for reflection-free viewing.

Windows 11 users are getting fed up with the performance of the OS – including an ex-Microsoft senior engineer

By Darren Allan published

Windows 11’s performance levels don’t meet your expectations? You’re definitely not alone.

Apple's iMac could get a touchscreen makeover like the Microsoft Surface Studio

By Allisa James published

Thanks to a patent update, the Apple iMac could be going the way of the Microsoft Surface Studio with a touchscreen upgrade.

Microsoft continues to shove Copilot down our throats, this time on our tablets

By Muskaan Saxena published

Surface tablet users beware - Microsoft may replace the notification center for Copilot.

Tesla's robotaxi rollout is already under investigation, as videos surface of erratic driving

By Leon Poultney published

Tesla's Robotaxi roll-out was hailed as a success, but it already has questions to answer.

New Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra leak reveals a tweak to the screen design

By David Nield published

Maybe the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra isn't going to have a flat display after all, a new rumor suggests.

This prototype monitor will use a groundbreaking tech no rivals offer - Light Field changes the way objects shine when you move

By Wayne Williams published

JapanNext reveals prototype monitor using Light Field technology that causes screen objects to shine differently when viewed from various angles.

World's first modular handheld inkjet printer claims revolutionary print-on-any-surface capabilities — Chinese startup makes big promises but watch out for the price of consumables

By Wayne Williams published

Chinese-made Printisian handheld inkjet printer can print on any surface, and you can back it on Kickstarter now.

Garmin Fenix 8 users are reporting the Fenix 8 (which we called 'perfect') crashing during cold water plunges

By Matt Evans published

Garmin Fenix 8 is in hot water, as reports surface of the watch crashing during cold water plunges.

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Garmin outage FIXED: What to do if your device still isn't working

By Matt Evans last updated

Many Garmin Forerunner, Venu, Fenix, Epix, Vivoactive, Lily and Instinct watches are seemingly stuck in an endless reboot cycle.

A Microsoft employee designed an unbelievably tiny Surface laptop months ago - and I only found out about it now

By Wayne Williams published

The a_77 laptop concept created by a Microsoft designer combines a compact keyboard layout, unusual screen ratio, and colorful aesthetic into a design unlike most laptops today.

Educational Institutions become a prime target for cybercriminals as the new academic year commences

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Digitalization of education widens the attack surface and educational institutions must now invest more in cybersecurity.

Hackers claim to have hit third-part provider for Boeing, Samsung and more

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Dimensional Control Systems files surface on the dark web, but authenticity has not yet been confirmed.

Forget Project Natick - China says it has trumped Microsoft and launched its first underwater data center

By Efosa Udinmwen published

China’s Lin-gang underwater data center combines wind energy and seawater cooling, marking a major step toward sustainable large-scale computing infrastructure.

Dell ships new convertible laptop with a puzzling CPU that had 'people scratching their heads' — 9W Core Ultra U7-164U is probably Intel's most interesting laptop processor right now

By Wayne Williams published

Dell's new Latitude 7350 Detachable is powered by a new CPU from Intel's Meteor Lake lineup with a confusing name.

For Liquid Glass, 'the most obvious inspiration was visionOS', says Craig Federighi

By Lance Ulanoff published

For Liquid Glass, "the most obvious inspiration was visionOS", says Apple's Senior VP of Software Engineering.

Asus releases security updates for its routers after major vulnerabilities surface - here's how to stay safe

By Wayne Williams published

Asus responds to recent security disclosures with MyAsus update and confirmation of wider router firmware patches.

Google removes Chrome admin privileges to reduce threat posed by dodgy extensions

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Future versions of Chrome should de-elevate from admin privileges by default, reducing the attack surface significantly.

Someone designed an open portable desk with a canvas handle to carry your $10,000 Apple MacBook Pro laptop around - but somehow I don't think it's a very good idea

By Efosa Udinmwen published

The AeroTrac workstation reimagines portable setups for laptops, though its practicality for protecting costly devices remains questionable.

Displace launches a new 27-inch gesture controlled, wireless TV you can stick to any surface – is this the ultimate kitchen TV?

By James Davidson published

This TV will make you feel like you’re in Blade Runner

Using the wrong font could be a major security problem — and possibly not for the reason you might think

By Craig Hale published

Fonts are a less obvious attack surface, but these three CVEs prove that you should consider all potential vulnerabilities.

Las Vegas Sphere has 4,000TB SSD storage delivering 400GB/s throughput — World's only 16K display requires some exquisite technology to keep it going

By Wayne Williams published

Hitachi Vantara’s software streams ultra high-resolution content to both interior and exterior LED screens of the Las Vegas Sphere.

Microsoft Surface and Copilot AI event liveblog: all the latest on Microsoft's Copilot + PC plans

By John Loeffler last updated

Microsoft is holding a major news event the day before its annual developer conference.

'Rivals MacBooks': This premium haptic trackpad for Windows could finally convince me to replace my trusted but rather unexciting mouse

By Wayne Williams published

HyperSpace Trackpad Pro is aimed squarely at Windows professionals and creators and delivers pressure-sensitive haptic control and advanced customization features.

China wants to sink data centers underwater - could this be the next frontier in computing?

By Efosa Udinmwen published

China is launching ocean-cooled data centers near Shanghai, using renewable energy to cut cooling costs and advance sustainable computing.