A dangerous Zoom screen-sharing bug could have let hackers hijack other devices on a call It doesn't matter if the attacker is the host or a participant. TechRadar · Aug 12
The Xbox Elite Series 3 seems to have leaked — and, in a twist no one expected, might have a built-in screen The Xbox Elite Series 3 controller might have leaked... Again. TechRadar · Aug 12
Watch out, Waze fans — there's a bug that means reports of police aren't showing up for many It appears that a select number of Waze users aren't getting police alerts on the map, even though they're being submitted. TechRadar · Aug 12
Google is building three huge new subsea cables to connect North, Central and South America Google looks to better connect the Americas with a host of new subsea cables. TechRadar · Aug 12
Lioness season 3 episode 2 has already revealed my biggest issue with how LGBT+ women are portrayed on TV is true — even using Taylor Sheridan's 'exceptional' female characters It's widely known that Taylor Sheridan is adept at writing incredible female characters. But if Lioness season 3 episode 2 is anything to go by, its LGBT+ women are being let down in one key way. TechRadar · Aug 12
EU study proposes 30-minute takedown of illegal streams, and your VPN is in the crosshairs A new EU-commissioned study suggests replacing voluntary anti-piracy guidelines with a strict 30-minute takedown timer for illegal live sports streams. Crucially, the proposed rules would target ISPs, DNS resolvers, and VPNs, raising massive concerns about privacy and over-blocking. TechRadar · Aug 12
I spent two hours with the Honor Robot Phone, and this ridiculous, remarkable device made me feel like a kid again TechRadar got hands-on with the Honor Robot Phone in China — here are our first impressions of this weird and wonderful device. TechRadar · Aug 12
These cameras were destroyed by the solar eclipse of 2017 — and they show what you definitely shouldn’t do today Tonight's solar eclipse, August 12, promises to be a spectacular celestial event, just make sure your camera gear (and your eyes) are suitably protected TechRadar · Aug 12
X-Men '97 season 2 ending explained: who dies, is there a post-credits scene, and more on the Marvel TV show's latest finale on Disney+ The final episode of X-Men '97 season 2 has arrived on Disney+ — here's what happens and how events set up its next chapter. TechRadar · Aug 12
Trustworthy AI starts with surviving production failures Reliable AI agents recover from failures, prove identity, and contain breaches before damage spreads. TechRadar · Aug 12
What is the release date for Lioness season 3 episode 3 on Paramount+? Joe's work and family lives have been blurred in near-fatal fashion, but when does Lioness season 3 episode 3 land on Paramount+? TechRadar · Aug 12
Why AI is accelerating old cyber risks, not creating new ones AI is changing cyber threats, but core security principles still determine organizational resilience. TechRadar · Aug 12
New London data centers approved — and some are requesting 3 million liters of water per day and enough electricity to power thousands of homes There are big concerns about water and electricity usage across three new London data center sites. TechRadar · Aug 12
Watch out AirPods Pro, Samsung Galaxy Buds’ hearing aid tech just gained US FDA clearance and should arrive in two Pro models by the end of 2026 Watch out AirPods Pro, Samsung Galaxy Buds’ hearing aid tech just gained official US approval and should arrive in two Pro models by the end of 2026 TechRadar · Aug 12
TechRadar · Aug 12 The UK's on-device scanning plan is a threat to enterprise environments A proposed plan for government scanning will threaten the privacy of enterprise environments.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Enterprise AI needs a new model for behavioral intelligence AI agents are transforming enterprise operations, behavioral intelligence must now catch up.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Building the case for specialized AI As AI becomes commoditized, specialist models will increasingly differentiate successful organizations.
TechRadar · Aug 12 AI image tools: a game changer for creativity and retail’s multi-billion-dollar abuse problem AI image tools are transforming creativity while creating a costly new wave of sophisticated retail fraud.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Struggling to sleep in this heatwave? These 3 extra-quiet fans will keep you cool all night — and they're in stock for next-day delivery A quiet fan can make the difference between a miserable, sticky night and proper restful sleep — and these three are tested and recommended by us.
TechRadar · Aug 12 How to watch today's Google Pixel 11 launch event live — and what announcements to expect The next Made by Google event kicks off soon and we're likely to see new Pixel phones and watches among other things. Here's how to tune in.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Cybersecurity’s identity crisis: why trust can no longer begin and end at login Cyber threats no longer break in; they log in. Here's why organizations must rethink trust in the age of identity-based attacks.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Professors say today's solar eclipse won’t crash the grid — so why is Octopus Energy paying customers to switch off? Octopus Energy has issued a solar eclipse power warning, but there's no need to panic.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Working on the go this summer? As a seasoned remote worker, here's my essential kit list for productive working in the most awkward of locations I regularly work away from my desk — this is the kit that ensures I stay productive and healthy.
TechRadar · Aug 12 Boeing and US Air Force sign deal to build guided jet-powered bombs capable of traveling 300 nautical miles Boeing secures $75 million Air Force contract to produce its GBU-75 turbojet-powered JDAM, extending bomb range past 300 nautical miles.
TechRadar · Aug 11 Ukraine hits Russian Crimea targets with unmanned ship carrying FPV drones Ukraine used a MAGURA unmanned vessel to carry FPV drones against Russian radar installations while expanding its broader drone production ambitions.