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‘A grimy, gothic treat’: Netflix has a new crime procedural show with 81% on Rotten Tomatoes

By Lucy Buglass published 3 June 25

Dept Q seriously impressed Netflix subscribers over the weekend and fans are calling for another season.

Biden orders review, new rules governing US national cybersecurity

By Benedict Collins published 17 January 25

President Biden has introduced a list of stringent security measures for the federal government and software providers to adhere to, or lose their contracts.

Adobe offers US Government discounted software following DOGE review

By Craig Hale published 9 May 25

Adobe will give the US Government 70% discounts on certain software subscriptions, including Acrobat packages.

Proton reaffirms commitment to security in independent audit

By Mark Gill published 23 July 25

Proton's latest SOC2 Type II audit is a strong signal to business users. Here's all you need to know.

Yet another mini PC vendor launches an eGPU — but AOOStar's Radeon RX 7600XT can be used with a USB 4.0 port and is actually affordable

By Efosa Udinmwen published 9 July 25

AOOStar’s RX 7600XT-based eGPU promises mobility and modularity, but thermal noise, power limits, and availability raise doubts about its long-term practicality.

'One-of-a-kind mobile workstation': first review of Nvidia's RTX Pro 5000 Blackwell GPU shows that it is still slower than an RTX 5090 in games, but Pros won't care

By Efosa Udinmwen published 21 October 25

Nvidia RTX Pro 5000 Blackwell in Dell’s Pro Max 16 Plus excels in professional workloads, trading gaming dominance for stability.

One of the world's most iconic turntables just got an audiophile upgrade

By Carrie Marshall published 22 November 24

The Rega Planar 3 just got even better

Top tech CEO slams return-to-office orders, says "it's a different world now"

By Mike Moore published 9 June 25

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston calls for a better way to deal with remote working.

I’ve been using Peak Design’s innovative new Roller Pro for weeks, and it’s my new go-to carry-on case for travel – here’s why

By Timothy Coleman published 4 March 25

Peak Design's new Roller Pro is a premium hand-luggage-compliant roller case, part of Peak Design's camera accessories ecosystem.

Dyson Spot+Scrub Ai robot vacuum first impressions: an impressive featureset but a disappointing app

By Alistair Charlton published 23 December 25

All I want for Christmas is a Dyson robovac redemption – can the Spot+Scrub Ai deliver it?

I was already sold on Assassin's Creed Shadows on PS5 Pro, but now the devs are teasing that the game will soon get a boost from PSSR

By Demi Williams published 20 March 25

The PlayStation 5 Pro version of Assassin's Creed Shadows could soon see even more improvements with the addition of PSSR.

Would you buy a 500g laptop with a 7-inch display? $500 GPD MicroPC 2 netbook will appeal to makers and geeks, but I fear the rest of us won't see the appeal

By Efosa Udinmwen published 14 July 25

GPD’s MicroPC 2 brings major upgrades in processing, display, and ports, yet remains a niche device with limited mainstream usability and a relatively high price.

Pro-Ject's new affordable tube pre-amp for turntables could be the perfect next step in your analogue vinyl journey

By Carrie Marshall published 19 August 25

Pro-Ject expands its pre-amplifier range with two valve-based phono stages, including one very affordable option for beginners who want to get more serious about analogue sound.

'We hear you' – OpenAI’s Sam Altman responds to user concerns at a GPT-5 AMA

By Eric Hal Schwartz published 11 August 25

OpenAI answers questions about GPT-5

Time to ditch the pen and paper - Modus now boasts e-paper with 75Hz refresh, enough to challenge even a tablet

By Efosa Udinmwen published 9 August 25

Modos introduces 75Hz e-paper kits aimed at focused productivity, but crowdfunded availability and technical constraints make them a more niche tool than a mainstream replacement.

How Claude’s 3.7's new ‘extended' thinking compares to ChatGPT o1's reasoning

By Eric Hal Schwartz published 26 February 25

Comparing Claude Extended Thinking to ChatGPT o1.

The 5 key takeaways creative teams need to know about Freepik Spaces

By Steve Clark published 7 November 25

After demoing Freepik Spaces at the company's Upscale event, these are the essential things pros need to know.

Ricoh shows off long-awaited GR IV compact camera, but it doesn't look like the major upgrade I wanted

By Sam Kieldsen published 2 June 25

A prototype of Ricoh’s highly anticipated point-and-shoot camera is currently available to view at the company’s Tokyo showroom

Did you actually buy an iPhone 17 or iPhone 17 Pro? Let me know

By Roland Moore-Colyer published 25 October 25

And let me know what you think of it

This free SteamOS plugin is a game-changer for handheld performance – it’s already given my Asus ROG Ally a new lease of life

By Isaiah Williams published 28 July 25

SteamOS handhelds have received a pivotal community update, with a new Decky Loader plugin improving performance using the Lossless Scaling frame generation application.

ChatGPT o1 goes live and promises to solve all our science and math problems

By Eric Hal Schwartz published 5 December 24

OpenAI adds OpenAI model to ChatGPT and launches ChatGPT Plus.

This is the most exciting printer design I've seen in years - and it reminds me of an obscure vertical Panasonic printer

By Efosa Udinmwen published 16 August 25

SMÅ printer is a compact and minimalist device that features a vertical design and top-loading paper.

Steam Deck fans, you're in for a good one - AMD's FSR 3 frame generation is now available on Valve's handheld thanks to a new Decky plugin

By Isaiah Williams published 29 January 25

The Steam Deck has come a long way since its 2022 launch, and a new frame generation mod will only make it the experience even better for users.

Forcing workers to return to the office has led to firms losing their best employees

By Craig Hale published 18 December 24

Pushing workers to be in the office is making them consider walking out and finding more flexible roles.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is massive, messy, and a must-see action movie on Paramount+

By Carrie Marshall published 11 December 25

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to watch the eight Mission Impossible film on Paramount's streaming service.

OpenAI changes ChatGPT o3-mini to work more like DeepSeek-R1, but faces backlash from users

By Graham Barlow published 7 February 25

OpenAI changes the way the ChatGPT 03-mini reasoning model works to make it easier to read.

The hottest new AI image trend is Sora users begging for new features using its built-in image generation features, and I’m here for it

By Graham Barlow published 10 April 25

The latest image trend is simply trying to talk to the development team.

Rumors that RTX 5090 GPU review models are somehow faster than retail boards are shot down by Nvidia

By Darren Allan published 29 January 25

Nvidia has assured PC gamers that the RTX 5090 GPU they buy at retail won’t somehow be slower than review models, as some rumors have suggested.

DJI says it ‘welcomes’ imminent US drone ban review – here’s why

By Sam Kieldsen published 4 June 25

With the Trump administration threatening a total US sales ban on Chinese-made drones, DJI senses an opportunity to burnish its reputation and banish doubts over security.

Sora rival Pika just dropped a new video AI model, and I can’t believe how good it is

By Eric Hal Schwartz published 28 January 25

Pika Labs releases new AI video maker Pika 2.1

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