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Microsoft Teams wants to make it easier to forget all your embarrassing meeting mistakes

Microsoft Teams meeting content can now be quickly deleted.

TechRadar · Mar 5

The Nothing Headphone (a) are here, and they rock — here are 5 things you need to know about them

Nothing's new noise-cancelling headphones are half the price of the Headphone (1), but far from half the quality

TechRadar · Mar 5

Major data leak forum LeakBase seized by FBI, Europol, and shut down

The website was taken offline, and potential members arrested.

TechRadar · Mar 5

Apple says 'life is just better on a Mac' — and the $599 MacBook Neo may be its smartest pitch yet

Just as polished, but a much, much lower price

TechRadar · Mar 5

Hundreds of Google and OpenAI employees sign open letter urging limits on military AI

Hundreds of employees at Google and OpenAI have signed a public letter urging their companies to set firm boundaries on how AI can be used by the military

TechRadar · Mar 5

AI treated nuclear threats as a routine strategy in 95% of war games, according to new research

A new study suggests AI models frequently escalate to nuclear threats in simulated conflicts, likely mirroring the strategic thinking and war game scenarios that dominate their training data.

TechRadar · Mar 5

'I was surprised by just how impressed I was' — the 3 best wearables at MWC 2026

MWC 2026 was a little light on new wearables, but the devices that were on show look well worth checking out.

TechRadar · Mar 4

‘They’re just cheap laptops’: Steve Jobs once derided netbooks, and now Apple’s made one in the MacBook Neo — and that’s a great thing

Apple's new cheap laptop is a big upgrade to a throwback idea

TechRadar · Mar 4

'We wanted something that felt fun and friendly, and fresh, and felt like it really suited the spirit of this product': Apple exec on why their new budget laptop is called MacBook Neo

Don't blame The Matrix

TechRadar · Mar 4

'We can accelerate the adoption of post-quantum resilience for all web users': Google reveals how Chrome will help secure HTTPS certificates against quantum computer attacks — without breaking the Internet

Google plans to defend HTTPS certificates against quantum attacks using compact verification methods that preserve browser performance and system compatibility.

TechRadar · Mar 4