Why print and scanning remain an unmitigated risk How an unsecured printer can become the backdoor that undoes your entire security stack. TechRadar · Aug 28
'We don't want another damaged generation' — Inside the grassroots campaign demanding a ban on smart glasses Stop Smart Glasses is urging lawmakers and retailers to ban the tech before it becomes normalized. But is social pressure alone enough? TechRadar · Aug 28
AI is making people less confident in professionals such as doctors and teachers By checking facts using AI, patients and students have found a response to automatic deference, and a tool that explains subjects in a more digestible format. TechRadar · Aug 28
I’m not buying a Garmin Fenix 9 at those prices — here’s what I’m looking at instead The Garmin Fenix 9 is an expensive smartwatch, but there are plenty of other options on the table. TechRadar · Aug 28
US says Chinese hackers broke into Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve, Senate, and more Chinese state-sponsored hackers breached multiple US agencies and departments using a botnet to obscure their traffic. TechRadar · Aug 28
This company wants to help universities get around Microsoft 365's extra costs as it moves away from unlimited cloud storage Microsoft's free unlimited education storage is gone, and Arcitecta is the latest vendor selling universities the exit ramp they need. TechRadar · Aug 28
Laser internet breakthrough sees scientists hit 98% fidelity over hundreds of meters —magnetic 'skyrmions' shield data from distortion in alternative to fiber-optic cables New research shows how data can be sent using beams of light with almost zero distortion. TechRadar · Aug 28
Google unveils Gemini AI plans specifically for legal and finance workers Google shipped Gemini editions for law firms and banks. Both are previews, and pricing isn't available yet. TechRadar · Aug 27
Ukraine warns Russia has built metal-cutting drones to topple its power grid Ukraine says Russia built a drone with cutting charges in its wings to drop power pylons. TechRadar · Aug 27
Meta has a fresh update to stop people from turning Meta Smart Glasses into pervert glasses — and the updates will keep coming A new way to stop people from circumventing Meta Glasses' privacy controls. TechRadar · Aug 27
Russia's bid to launch a Starlink rival is falling embarrassingly short — 'Rassvet' is losing satellites faster than it can build them Russia's Rassvet broadband constellation faces orbital difficulties, stalled satellites, and potential launch infrastructure disruptions threatening its ambitious 2027 deployment schedule. TechRadar · Aug 27
Asobo Studio used the soundtrack from A Plague Tale: Requiem during Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy mocap to help the cast 'get into the sadder moments, the darker moments' Asobo Studio used A Plague Tale: Requiem's music while motion-capturing Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, so the cast could get in the mood for darker scenes. TechRadar · Aug 27
16 new GTA 6 details we learned from the big Extended Look gameplay video, captured in-game on a PS5 The Grand Theft Auto 6: An Extended Look is finally here! Here's a breakdown of the top things we learned from the Netflix premiere in case you missed it. TechRadar · Aug 27
'No, you cannot do the game 100% without killing' — Rainbow Six Tactics game director confirms players can't do a complete no-kill playthrough since some missions require players to kill enemies that are out of range for non-lethal takedowns Rainbow Six Tactics game director Martial Potron has confirmed players won't be able to achieve a 100% non-lethal playthrough. TechRadar · Aug 27
TechRadar · Aug 27 New EPA rules mean polluting US data centers can now keep their output secret from neighbors EPA wants states to control public notice for minor pollution permits as data center construction expands and community concerns increase.
TechRadar · Aug 27 OpenAI reveals more on Hugging Face AI hack incident, and it's pretty disturbing stuff — AI agents organized into a ‘swarm’, considered the risks of attack, and did whatever it took to achieve its goal Further details of the Hugging Face attack reveal how resourceful OpenAI's agents became in attempting to solve an impossible task.
TechRadar · Aug 27 Microsoft cracks down on employee AI use after one worker spent $28,000 in 28 days Microsoft reportedly cracks down on unnecessary "tokenmaxxing" as some employees spend thousands per month on AI compute.
TechRadar · Aug 27 Will plug-in solar panels affect your home insurance? An expert explains what you should know before fitting them Plug-in solar panels are now legal in the UK, but make sure you have all the facts before fitting them.
TechRadar · Aug 27 Forget Disney’s BDX Droid — the $399 Hugging Face Microduck robot is even more adorable and versatile thanks to Lidar, NFC and, yes, roller skates Hugging Face MicroDuck robot is the first educational robot I've wanted in a very long time — even if I do have to program some of the cuteness.
TechRadar · Aug 27 I spent a weekend playing Game of Thrones: War for Westeros — and the strategy game is the most faithful companion to the HBO series yet Game of Thrones: War for Westeros feels like we're actually in the Seven Kingdoms, and it feels like the best adaptation of the series yet.
TechRadar · Aug 27 Want to own a .slop domain? You could soon be in luck, along with .therapy, and .hype ICANN's 2026 application round brought in around 1,600 new gTLD suggestions, including .slop, .agentic and .agi.
TechRadar · Aug 27 New GTA 6 details reveal a 'Bonnie and Clyde-type' narrative, life sim systems, and the ability to seamlessly swap between Jason and Lucia during gameplay New Grand Theft Auto 6 details have been revealed, giving fans a fresh idea of what to expect from the game's narrative and interactive gameplay systems.
TechRadar · Aug 27 Can you make money online with lead generation? A practical look at whether lead generation still pays in 2026. Also learn how to set up a modern workflow, how much it costs to run, and what prices to set for your services.
TechRadar · Aug 27 British Gas starts free competition to win £500 plug-in solar panels — as Argos beats Amazon and Currys to stock the UK's first kits It's now legal to install your own plug-in solar kits in the UK, and you can get started right away.
TechRadar · Aug 27 Home appliances giant Dreame has scrapped itsrocket-powered supercar, which we suspected was 'too fast and too wide-reaching' Dreame has cancelled its plans to make a rocket-propelled hypercar