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Brits are turning from VPNs to proxies to resist age verification – but their data may be at risk

By Mark Gill published 13 August 25

After a spike in VPN usage, proxy provider Decodo reported a sharp rise in proxy users coming from the UK, as the new Online Safety Act's age checks are enforced.

AI Shark reveals gaming peripherals that use AI to give players an advantage

By Darren Allan published 12 January 24

Heads up, PC gamers: AI is coming to coach you and configure all your hardware – meet AI Shark’s gaming peripherals.

Google Gemini just saw a 46% spike in traffic – but ChatGPT still has the most loyal users

By Graham Barlow published 8 October 25

The latest traffic figures show a sharp rise for Gemini visits, but ChatGPT still has the most loyal users.

Apple TV Plus' Sugar trailer sees Colin Farrell's sharp-suited sleuth get more than he bargained for in trippy mystery thriller

By Tom Power published 6 March 24

Sugar puts Colin Farrell's private detective in the heart of a crime-based storm in the trailer for Apple's new thriller series.

Dynabook RA73/VY, the lightest AMD laptop ever launched, has gone on sale in Japan, and I secretly hope it will be available worldwide

By Efosa Udinmwen published 14 September 25

Sharp’s Dynabook RA73/VY debuts as the world’s lightest AMD laptop, offering decent specs, steep pricing, and uncertain global availability.

Panasonic Swipe Right electric shaver review: an excellent travel shaver with one annoying design flaw

By Alex Whitelock published 13 April 25

This shaver is a palm-sized powerhouse, but the swipe-to-switch on feature gets a thumbs-down from me.

BenQ's sharp-looking new 4K projectors promise HDMI 2.1 with ultra-low lag for gaming, plus great streaming and connectivity options

By Carrie Marshall published 1 October 25

BenQ's new TK705 Series are bright, true 4K projectors for your home

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella gets a major pay rise - but will its increasing AI focus be enough to continue to pay the bills?

By Efosa Udinmwen published 26 October 25

Microsoft’s soaring AI revenues boost executive rewards, exposing sharp inequality and uncertainty about whether such growth can truly last.

“This is just what we do” - How Dropbox teamed up with the world’s fastest Formula 1 team to perfect its AI Dash tool

By Mike Moore published 6 April 25

When you need to ensure your AI assistant is up to speed, who better to call than the reigning Formula 1 world champions?

Shark vacuum cleaner technologies: a handy jargon-buster

By Ruth Hamilton last updated 25 September 24

QuadClean? DuoFins? MultiFLEX? Here's exactly what Shark's vacuum cleaner jargon means, and which bits you should prioritize.

NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Friday, April 26 (game #54)

By Marc McLaren published 25 April 24

Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the Spangram.

Dell Precision 5690 mobile workstation review

By Collin Probst published 11 December 24

The Dell Precision 5690 Laptop is an excellent mobile workstation, combining impressive power and a sleek design with a comfortable keyboard and sharp display.

Watch out Google Chrome: Microsoft Edge gets a ‘super drag and drop’ feature that actually lives up to the name as an impressive addition to the browser

By Darren Allan published 19 December 23

Microsoft is also introducing link previews elsewhere in testing, which look pretty nifty too.

Acer’s first AI-powered laptop features the duo of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chips and Microsoft Copilot+

By Allisa James published 20 May 24

The Acer Swift 14 AI is a productivity powerhouse thanks to Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite processor.

These 'smart' glasses don't boast an AI assistant, but they can turn into sunglasses in an instant

By Jacob Krol published 29 October 24

A light sensor makes all the difference

"Then, like a jigsaw puzzle, the final piece fell into place": the extraordinary struggles and challenges that shaped the world's lightest laptop ever built, laid bare in an essay

By Efosa Udinmwen published 26 December 24

The Dynabook LIFEBOOK WU5/J3 is the world’s lightest 14-inch laptop at 634 grams.

Shark just launched two new gadgets designed to suck the gunk from your face and leave you glowing

By Ruth Hamilton published 1 October 25

The FacialPro Glow kit uses special formulas, a suction nozzle, and hot/cold plates to make your skin look good as new.

I used the Acer Chromebook Spin 312 for all kinds of tasks, and it handles most of them well – just not at the same time

By Lewis Maddison published 30 June 25

The Acer Chromebook Spin 312 is portable and versatile thanks to its small size and convertible nature – but is it powerful enough for your everyday needs?

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5 hottest tech reviews of the week: an affordable mini-LED TV with a great picture and Huawei's new headphones are the best open-ears we've heard

By Lewis Maddison published 29 March 25

Reviews Recap: an affordable mini-LED TV, the best-sounding open-ear headphones, and the verdict on the new Razer Blade gaming laptop.

This is the most exciting printer design I've seen in years - and it reminds me of an obscure vertical Panasonic printer

By Efosa Udinmwen published 16 August 25

SMÅ printer is a compact and minimalist device that features a vertical design and top-loading paper.

Dell claims record breaking 4K monitors will offer 'key eye wellness features' but the jury is still out

By Ross Kelly published 7 January 25

Manufacturers are targeting safer user experiences, and Dell's new UltraSharp monitors are no different.

Deepfakes and AI attacks are worker's biggest security worries

By Craig Hale published 16 December 24

Workers are more concerned about AI-backed cyberthreats and deepfakes, with many having experienced them first-hand.

Capture amazing images every single day

By Sponsored published 13 May 24

HUAWEI Pura 70 series phones are fashion forward photographic powerhouses

Google Chrome update aims to supercharge your web browsing with three AI features

By Cesar Cadenas published 2 August 24

Thanks to generative AI, Chrome is now better at searching via Google Lens and sports a new product comparison tool.

I was drawn to South of Midnight by its masterful audio and visual presentation but fell in love with its incredible exploration and combat

By Ural Garrett published 3 April 25

Saving the world with a supernatural needle and thread

Samsung might finally be about to deal with the Galaxy S24 Ultra's biggest problem

By Paul Hatton published 28 June 24

A redesign could see sharp corners replaced with a rounded look

Lomo’Instant Wide Glass review: is it really the sharpest instant camera ever?

By Beth Nicholls published 22 November 24

The Lomo’Instant Wide Glass is super-sharp for landscapes, but prepare to waste some film getting to grips with its zone-focusing modes.

LG's astonishing OLED UltraGear monitors raise the game – again

By Sponsored published 11 October 24

LG's OLED monitors are bigger, brighter and better

Google releases speedy version of Chrome for ARM – a sign Windows 11 ARM-powered devices are finally going to make it big?

By Darren Allan published 27 March 24

Google claims its native ARM take on the Chrome browser will be seriously fast with the incoming Snapdragon X Elite CPU.

I'm using AI to clean my teeth thanks to this Prime Day electric toothbrush deal

By Matt Evans published 15 July 24

This Prime Day electric toothbrush deal on the AI-powered Oral-B Genius X is truly X-cellent.

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