Microsoft helped shut down an “App Store” for criminals linked to over a billion malicious messagesFake Chinese apps target Japanese citizens Oct 22 26October 22, 2026Article at TechRadar
Chinese-made mesh modems are giving Russian drones longer-range control over UkraineA Chinese manufacturer is supplying Russia with drone technology Oct 22 26October 22, 2026Article at TechRadar
Ukraine’s new StarGate drone can evacuate wounded soldiers from the battlefield — without risking a rescue crewFrom battlefield to hospital Oct 21 26October 21, 2026Article at TechRadar
Workers are spending more time correcting AI-generated content than doing actual workDoes AI really save time? Oct 19 26October 19, 2026Article at TechRadar
What happens when an AI interviewer meets AI interviewee? YouTuber stands up for those facing faceless hiring processesAI on AI interview proves… interesting Oct 19 26October 19, 2026Article at TechRadar
I’ve written about Amiga flight sims in Amiga Addict!My first magazine article in around two years, and it’s with the first thing I buy in WH Smith/TG Jones (yes, you can subscribe, too) Oct 19 26October 19, 2026Article at Gaming Retro UK
Super Mario Galaxy hits PC, Time Crisis 2 goes arcade-perfect, and Analogue revives its 16-bit consolesALSO: Wing Commander III looks set for a 30th anniversary revival, Colin McRae Rally 2.0 reaches Android, and Dizzy returns to Mega Drive in this week’s retro gaming roundup. Oct 18 26October 18, 2026Article at Gaming Retro UK
Shelly’s first mmWave sensor can track 10 people across 10 zones — and it works with MatterShelly’s first mmWave presence sensor can track up to 10 people across 10 zones, with Matter support, local control, and camera-free automation. Oct 17 26October 17, 2026Article at Matter Alpha
Biomemory’s DNA Shield stores critical data in synthetic DNA — beyond the reach of cyberattacksMolecular IT is coming Oct 17 26October 17, 2026Article at TechRadar
Why we always want “one more go” — 5 reasons games are so hard to put downJohn Bowe explores why “one more go” is so hard to resist, from rage and revenge to competition, incompetence, and the urge to impress. Oct 16 26October 16, 2026Article at Gaming Retro UK
A piece of the world's oddest network deployment has gone up for auction — if you fancy owning a piece of pigeon-powered internet, it can be yours for just $4,000This is a bit of a coo Oct 15 26October 15, 2026Article at TechRadar
Holafly Ultra is its 'world first' all-in-one eSIM plan — giving not just unlimited data, but also global health, wellbeing, and travel support to give you peace of mind when travellingIt's eSIM-ple to use Oct 15 26October 15, 2026Article at TechRadar
Snatcher made the Mega CD worth owning — but 30 years later, I’m not sure it’s much of a gameJohn Bowe revisits Snatcher, the Mega CD cyberpunk classic that helped establish Hideo Kojima’s reputation — and asks whether it still works as a game 30 years later. Oct 15 26October 15, 2026Article at Gaming Retro UK
Data centers use as little as 60% of power consumed for actual AI work, Nvidia claims — failures and restarts 'consume' a whopping 10% of every watt usedAI data centers aren’t very efficient Oct 14 26October 14, 2026Article at TechRadar
US DOW invests in wireless laser self-charging tech to keep autonomous drones airborne almost indefinitely — ARC can deliver 'kilowatt-class' power to units 5,000 ft awayLasers can recharge drones now Oct 14 26October 14, 2026Article at TechRadar
Russia resorts to desperate World War One defence technique to protect its oil refineries — floating barrage balloons failed to curtail V1s and are unlikely to succeed against UAVsBarrage balloons versus drones Oct 13 26October 13, 2026Article at TechRadar
Trump's super intelligence is rapidly catching up in the USA with 3X rise in search as Google Trends shows decreasing interest in 'Enemy' AI — while the rest of the world blissfully ignores itIn the US, "super intelligence" is the Trumpian new name for artificial intelligence Oct 13 26October 13, 2026Article at TechRadar
Which had the best graphics, C64 or ZX Spectrum?Whether you owned a C64 or ZX Spectrum, you claimed you had the best 8-bit computer. But which one had the best graphics? Oct 13 26October 13, 2026Article at Gaming Retro UK
'People aren’t perfect, and everyone knows it': Security experts still see humans as the biggest threat to their businessForget the hackers, YOU are the problem Oct 13 26October 13, 2026Article at TechRadar
Has OpenAI started the 'mathpocalypse'? Experts say AI's solving of iconic math problems may cause huge issues in the long runAI is solving advanced math problems at an alarming rate Oct 12 26October 12, 2026Article at TechRadar