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Alarms bells ring as Bank of England warns of ‘sharp market correction’ when AI bubble bursts

The AI bubble will cause chaos if it bursts, and we could be nearing the peak.

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Good news email hoarders - Microsoft Outlook will start auto-archiving your oldest messages to protect your inbox

Outlook will automatically archive your oldest emails once your mailbox hits 90% capacity.

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There's gold in them thar...PCs? Old Windows 10 devices could be holding billions of dollars worth of gold

Anybody upgrading their device to support Windows 11 should responsibly recycle their old PC.

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Fortnitemares returns to the epic battle royale game today with a host of horror skins, a Scooby Doo collaboration, and a spooky new map coming tomorrow

Epic Games has released the details and first trailer for Fortnitemares, Fortnite's annual Halloween event, revealing the crossover characters who will be added to the game.

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Wake Up Dead Man is the best Knives Out mystery yet, and that’s not just because of Benoit Blanc

I still can't believe I'd already seen Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery before it's released on Netflix. My verdict? It didn't let me down.

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Install the patch as soon as you can to prevent losing your site to hackers.

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Google unveils Gemini Enterprise - "the new front door for AI in the workplace"

Gemini Enterprise looks to make it easier to get the most from your workplace data.

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5 myths about Windows 10 End of Life you need to know of

Think it's fine to run Windows 10 without security updates? Or that Windows 10 is going to vanish in a puff of smoke in mid-October? We bust some common myths.

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TAG Heuer’s new smartwatches ditch Wear OS to become an Apple Watch alternative thanks to ‘Made for iPhone’ billing

TAG Heuer’s latest smartwatch has ditched Wear OS and received Made for iPhone certification.

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A big Google Pixel software update is rolling out now – and it promises to fix 6 annoying bugs and display issues

The latest Pixel phone update fixes six issues, including sudden shutdowns, fuzzy screens, and system instability.

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It’s official – the iPhone 17 Pro Max is a battery life king, but the iPhone 17 lags behind its Samsung and Google rivals

The iPhone 17 Pro Max excels in these battery life tests, but the base model and the iPhone Air don't do so well.

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1Password might just have a solution to the password security problem posed by AI agents

1Password thinks it may have a solution to AI agent credential security issues.

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Ubisoft reportedly canceled an Assassin's Creed game featuring a Black Assassin confronting the Ku Klux Klan during the 1800s due to Yasuke backlash and the political climate in the US

Ubisoft reportedly canceled an Assassin's Creed game featuring a Black protagonist during the post-Civil War period due to the political state of the US and Yasuke backlash.

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KitchenAid just launched its iconic stand mixer in a brand new colour – and I think it might be the prettiest yet

Wildflower is the colour of Parma Violets with a satin finish, and would look perfect on your worktop.

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DJI Osmo Pocket 4 leaks hint at major redesign with dual cameras – plus the arrival of some big competition

It looks as though the successor to the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is arriving sooner rather than later.

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Can your mouse spy on you? Research shows a high-sensitivity gaming mouse can pick up your speech with a malicious AI-driven trick

Is your mouse spying on you? Well, probably not, but AI can theoretically be used to turn a gaming mouse into a surveillance device.

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Google is cutting back on remote work, adds new limits to "work from anywhere" policy

Google’s work from anywhere policy was never meant to be a substitute for WFH -and this policy change confirms that.

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The Outer Worlds 2 now has its own custom Xbox Design Lab controllers ahead of the game's release – here's how much they'll cost

Microsoft has unveiled new Xbox wireless controller designs inspired by The Outer Worlds 2, which can now be purchased from the Xbox Design Lab.

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I tried Nacon’s new RIG R5 Pro wired PS5 gaming headset, and its performance has so far surprised me as much as its price tag

Nacon announces the RIG R5 Pro HS - a PS5 gaming headset I'm currently testing that might just surprise you.

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Businesses are holding back from great ideas due to lack of resources - but AI can help

Only one in three UK workers use GenAI – Google wants to give SMEs the resources to reap the rewards.

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'Bring your own device is the norm': BYOD has reached epidemic levels as more workers use their personal smartphone for work - and businesses scramble to catch up

BYOD is now the workplace norm as research shows unmanaged smartphones, laptops and edge devices are leaving companies vulnerable.

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Inside Lego’s redesign of the Death Star – its most ambitious Star Wars set ever

With the Ultimate Collector Series Death Star officially out, TechRadar caught up with Lego's Master Model Designer César Soares to unpack how the 9,000+ set came to be.

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Thinking of taking a break from ChatGPT? Google Gemini is ready to impress

If you’re starting to feel ChatGPT fatigue, Google Gemini makes for a refreshing AI alternative.

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China's Huawei powers ahead solo with 5G-Advanced, predicts 100 million smartphones will be 5G-A compatible by the end of 2025 - and it's only just getting started

Huawei outlines 5G-Advanced roadmap linking AI agents, smartphones, and networks, projecting trillions in output, though global adoption remains uncertain.

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'A wake-up call': Shocking AI survey finds clients of most photographers don't notice any difference in AI-edited work - and that's making these professionals less stressed

Most clients fail to notice AI-edited photos, marking a turning point where automation enhances creativity instead of threatening it.

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