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Apple CEO Tim Cook opens up about the company's history, DNA, and why he joined despite the company's then-sorry state.
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'For many years, Europe has relied on American software and therefore created a certain risk of dependency': European alternative to Microsoft Office launches — but will this open source champion be good enough to topple Word and Google Docs?
Office.eu offers a European cloud workspace built on Nextcloud and Collabora Online infrastructure hosted entirely on regional data centers.
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Here's a record-low price for the Google Pixel Watch 4 — 'a great smart companion' that we scored 4.5 stars
Score the Pixel Watch 4 for an unbeatable $339.99
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'There can be no justification': Chinese automaker apologizes to Land Rover after another big copycat controversy
Chinese automaker admits full responsibility for ad campaign that looks eerily similar to Range Rover promotional material.
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Apple’s latest MacBook Pro surges ahead for battery life — but with one disappointing surprise
The 16-inch MacBook Pro with M5 Pro offers excellent battery life, according to our tests.
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The best-selling Hatch Restore 3 can help you survive daylight saving — and it's currently on sale at Amazon
Survive daylight saving time with the best-selling Hatch Restore 3 alarm clock, which can help you go to bed and wake up more easily.
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‘American Power will finally stand up in cyberspace’: Trump unveils new cyber strategy he says will “deploy the full suite of US government defensive and offensive cyber operations”
The Trump administration has revealed its US cyber strategy for the first time, and it is very 'America First'.
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Australians are turning to VPN Super Unlimited Proxy to for age verification — but there are much more trustworthy alternatives
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'macOS is becoming a more attractive target, and the tools attackers use are becoming more capable and more professional': Experts warn 'convincing' fake CleanMyMac installs target Apple users to empty crypto wallets
A fake website, a ClickFix, and an infostealer, are all parts of a highly convincing crypto theft campaign.
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VPN Australia: Can you trust the country’s most popular age verification downloads?
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I went down an Ikea lighting rabbit hole — here are 15 unique lamps to instantly brighten up your space
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Australia’s age verification rules: Is a VPN ban on the horizon?
Australia’s new mandatory age verification rules for adult content have triggered a surge in VPN downloads. With lawmakers in the UK and elsewhere now considering restrictions on these privacy tools to prevent circumvention, we look at whether Australia is likely to follow suit
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ChatGPT users are flocking to Claude then realizing they can’t use it the same way — ‘For new users, it’s a shock’
Everyone's switching to Claude, but the strict usage limits are a shock. Here's why that might actually be a good thing.
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HBO Max is launching a global password-sharing crackdown, just in time to annoy everyone before it gets potentially 'shut down' anyway
HBO Max says its crackdown on account sharing will go global in 2026— but analysts say the streamer's future is uncertain with the Paramount merger
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Ever wondered what Mario smells like? Old Spice has the answer
Old Spice has launched a new collection in collaboration with The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.
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Samsung's new premium buds sound great, with a range of handy features, and they're pretty good-looking too. That said, they fail to fix key Buds 3 Pro issues.
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Amazon’s Spring Sale starts tomorrow — but you can already save up to 71% on Blink and Ring devices
From the best video doorbells to security cameras, Amazon has some unmissable bundle deals that won't be live for much longer.
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Geekom's mini PC deals are live: Some of our top-performing mini computers get big price cuts - but the countdown is on, so act fast
Mini PCs for business, content creation, and AI all get a big discount but it won't last long.
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PC hardware prices continue to skyrocket due to the RAM crisis — but not for OLED gaming monitors, and now's the best time to buy one
The RAM crisis is disrupting prices and availability of PC hardware, but as expected, that doesn't include the now-affordable OLED gaming monitors.
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Microsoft delays enterprise Outlook switchover to 2027, says move will 'ensure organizations have the time they need to prepare'
Opt-out phase for businesses to switch to new Outlook has been pushed back by a year, as Microsoft continues to improve the platform.
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