Why employees, not threat actors, are 2026’s biggest risk Shadow AI is exposing businesses to hidden employee-led risks, demanding stronger identity security and visibility. TechRadar · Aug 13
'We’re further strengthening the value of PlayStation Plus' — Helldivers 2 has just dropped on PS Plus in time for a huge Warhammer 40,000 crossover Helldivers 2, Arrowhead Game Studios' critically acclaimed multiplayer shooter, has officially landed on PlayStation Plus, along with some huge updates. TechRadar · Aug 13
Pearl Abyss confirms Crimson Desert DLC is scheduled to 'release this year' — and I'm not ready for it, even after 240 hours Pearl Abyss confirms Crimson Desert DLC is on its way later this year, but with a huge release schedule, I'm not ready yet, even after 240 hours of playtime. TechRadar · Aug 13
Data sovereignty is more than a pin on a map Storing data locally won't guarantee sovereignty without governance, resilience and operational control. TechRadar · Aug 13
What is Tokenmaxxing, and why should businesses care about it? Tokenmaxxing highlights how businesses’ race to maximize AI productivity is exposing governance and security risks. TechRadar · Aug 13
Is the Sky Glass Gen 2 worth the money? I've used it at home for more than a year — here are my thoughts on it compared to rivals from LG, Samsung and Sony The Sky Glass TVs stand as a unusual proposition in a highly competitive market — but is it worth snapping one up still today? TechRadar · Aug 13
My Brilliant Career has cured my period drama-hating past by being the best TV show I've seen on Netflix this year — but don't expect it to be a Bridgerton bonkbuster The best love is the one that comes from nowhere, and I've fallen head over heels for new Netflix series My Brilliant Career — and it wasn't even on my radar for 2026. TechRadar · Aug 13
Most UK tech leaders say network outages are becoming a critical business problem New research of UK business leaders reveals a growing complexity and significant network outages are slowing the pace of change TechRadar · Aug 13
11X cheaper than ChatGPT: Tiny 150M model just proved AI doesn't need to "think out loud" to be smart Pathway’s 150M model achieves 29.5% on ARC-AGI-1 while costing 11 times less than ChatGPT’s comparable reasoning model during inference. TechRadar · Aug 13
Redditor turns Android phone into a desktop PC in a stroke of genius, sandwiching it between two huge CPU coolers so it runs Witcher 3 at 1080p ultra Nubia Z70 Ultra smartphone is transformed into a desktop PC in a remarkable fashion, drawing plenty of admiring oohs and ahhs. TechRadar · Aug 13
Russia's Microsoft Office challenger forced to shut down offices and fire workers as reports claim it is losing millions Russia's designated Microsoft Office replacement closes the office where it was built, with its majority owner says import substitution does not work in this segment. TechRadar · Aug 13
Roku's new AI channel is top of the slops: is this an important AI milestone or just "the cutting edge of AI slop"? The new Fairground AI channel on Roku TV is getting mixed reactions, to say the least TechRadar · Aug 13
Russian startup claims it could produce silicon wafers in five minutes instead of two weeks, but trillion-dollar IMEC doesn't have to worry A Russian startup has tested a multicathode electron source promising faster wafer exposure, though its complete lithograph remains years away. TechRadar · Aug 12
Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, August 13 (game #1662) Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions. TechRadar · Aug 12
TechRadar · Aug 12 NYT Strands hints and answers for Thursday, August 13 (game #893) Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.
TechRadar · Aug 12 NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, August 13 (game #1159) Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Ukraine claims it found over 5,000 foreign-made components in over 200 Russian weapon systems, with missiles, drones, and armored vehicles particularly concerning Ukraine says thousands of foreign components remain inside Russian weapons, while indirect supply networks continue supporting Moscow’s expanding drone production.
TechRadar · Aug 12 The Google Pixel Watch 5's Insulin Resistance Trends might be the biggest deal in smartwatches in ages — for better or worse Insulin Resistance Trends will help Google Pixel Watch 5 users monitor their blood sugar levels, and it's got the potential to become the next big fitness fad.
TechRadar · Aug 12 'C is quirky, flawed, and an enormous success' — Quote of the day by the creator of the programming language Dennis Ritchie One of the software industry's leading lights gave his take on the foundational programming language that he created
TechRadar · Aug 12 US Navy's new "Trump class" nuclear-powered program could hit $275 billion — with the first ship alone costing an eye-watering $23.4 billion US Navy's proposed Trump-class program could cost $275 billion while demanding unprecedented shipyard output despite persistent construction delays and rising costs.
TechRadar · Aug 12 'It took less than five seconds': Volkswagen badges are being targeted by thieves for the radar tech behind them Thieves are stealing Volkswagen badges — but they’re really after what’s behind them.
TechRadar · Aug 12 I shot the solar eclipse with the iPhone 17 Pro Max, but only this app made it possible to capture my slice of solar system heaven The Solar Eclipse of 2026 provided a unique opportunity to test the limits of smartphone photography and try out an iPhone app that really makes it work.
TechRadar · Aug 12 A step too far? US lawmaker pledges 'Data Center Bill of Rights' to let protests be more effective Ro Khanna's Data Center Bill of Rights would ban data centers within half a mile of homes and schools, but it might lack teeth as a non-binding resolution.
TechRadar · Aug 12 The world's largest SSD is here: DapuStor unveils massive 512TB drive DapuStor unveils 512TB E2 SSD with PCIe 5.0 and NVMe 2.0, doubling rival drives' storage capacity.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Farmer ends up killing 25 acres of his crops after trusting AI on herbicide advice Relying on incorrect and unverified information from an AI chatbot resulted in a farmer in China destroying his crops.