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Sharp launches two 27-inch docking hub desktop displays for your home office — watch out Dell and Asus

By Max Slater-Robins published

Sharp's new 27-inch products are contenders for the best work from home monitors.

How to get Sharp Fang in Monster Hunter Wilds

By Jake Green published

Here's where to find Sharp Fang in Monster Hunter Wilds, so that you can start crafting better armor sets and weapons.

Sharp unveils surprisingly affordable, high brightness 4K projectors aimed at businesses — but will it be enough to fend off Optoma new unbelievable powerhouse

By Max Slater-Robins published

Sharp's new 4K UHD projectors are aimed at anyone looking to project in museums and other venues.

Sharp’s new cheap Dolby Atmos soundbar undercuts Denon and Sonos but you'll need to wait for it

By Carrie Marshall published

The new Sharp HT-SB700 soundbar looks like great value for money, but it's not made it outside of Europe just yet.

Sharp’s Poketomo targets millennial loneliness with a glowing meerkat robot AI

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Sharp’s Poketomo is a tiny, emotionally aware AI meerkat offering companionship for young adults.

Huge AMD Strix Point leak gives Snapdragon X Elite CPU something to worry about – and Apple’s M4, too

By Darren Allan published

AMD has some seriously powerful APUs – CPU + GPU + NPU – chips inbound and this Strix Point leak illustrates that clearly.

New OLED screen with a speaker in every pixel promises sound as precise as OLED's contrast

By Carrie Marshall published

New TV tech promises pin-sharp spatial sound with pixel precision

Wi-Fi 8 won't be faster, but will be better - more details emerge just hours after Wi-Fi 7 protocols are officially ratified

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Wi-Fi 8 shifts focus from speed to stability, enabling seamless performance in dense, latency-sensitive environments through new innovations.

Forget QD-OLED and micro-LED TVs – this QDEL screen shown at CES could be the next big TV tech

By James Davidson published

Sharp quietly showed off an early prototype for a QDEL display tech which, if used in TV panels, could give all the benefits of an OLED TV without any of the problems.

Mass quishing attacks linked to organized crime gangs across the UK

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

QR code attacks are being deployed by career criminals.

Honda unveils a series of sleek EVs for China and they're way more exciting than anything we get in the rest of the world

By Leon Poultney published

Honda is capitalizing on China's fast-paced EV market with a line-up of three new vehicles, which will expand to six by next year. But they're not going on sale anywhere else.

Intel Lunar Lake laptop CPUs might have a secret weapon to make PC games look better (and photos, too)

By Darren Allan published

The idea is an adaptive sharpening filter which avoids the pitfalls of traditional sharpening techniques.

Philips' new Prestige shaver can cut hair below your skin's surface for the smoothest shave of your life

By Jacob Krol published

I saw it in action, and can confirm it's not as painful as it sounds.

All signs point to Intel being ready to deploy Lunar Lake CPU’s secret weapon for laptop gamers

By Darren Allan published

Intel’s nifty trick for Battlemage GPUs in Lunar Lake mobile processors looks on course to delight PC gamers.

Amazon briefly admits its black-and-white Kindles offer the best reading experience – not the Colorsoft

By David Nield published

Amazon is being refreshingly honest about the display quality across its range of ereaders.

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Brits are turning from VPNs to proxies to resist age verification – but their data may be at risk

By Mark Gill published

After a spike in VPN usage, proxy provider Decodo reported a sharp rise in proxy users coming from the UK, as the new Online Safety Act's age checks are enforced.

Dynabook RA73/VY, the lightest AMD laptop ever launched, has gone on sale in Japan, and I secretly hope it will be available worldwide

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Sharp’s Dynabook RA73/VY debuts as the world’s lightest AMD laptop, offering decent specs, steep pricing, and uncertain global availability.

Google Gemini just saw a 46% spike in traffic – but ChatGPT still has the most loyal users

By Graham Barlow published

The latest traffic figures show a sharp rise for Gemini visits, but ChatGPT still has the most loyal users.

Apple TV Plus' Sugar trailer sees Colin Farrell's sharp-suited sleuth get more than he bargained for in trippy mystery thriller

By Tom Power published

Sugar puts Colin Farrell's private detective in the heart of a crime-based storm in the trailer for Apple's new thriller series.

BenQ's sharp-looking new 4K projectors promise HDMI 2.1 with ultra-low lag for gaming, plus great streaming and connectivity options

By Carrie Marshall published

BenQ's new TK705 Series are bright, true 4K projectors for your home

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella gets a major pay rise - but will its increasing AI focus be enough to continue to pay the bills?

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Microsoft’s soaring AI revenues boost executive rewards, exposing sharp inequality and uncertainty about whether such growth can truly last.

Microsoft Edge is getting flashy new Copilot features and Designer app for photo editing - but is that enough to beat Chrome?

By Kristina Terech published

Microsoft Edge introduces new image magnification mode, a Copilot Notebook option, and Designer app integration.

NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Friday, April 26 (game #54)

By Marc McLaren published

Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the Spangram.

"Then, like a jigsaw puzzle, the final piece fell into place": the extraordinary struggles and challenges that shaped the world's lightest laptop ever built, laid bare in an essay

By Efosa Udinmwen published

The Dynabook LIFEBOOK WU5/J3 is the world’s lightest 14-inch laptop at 634 grams.

Dynatrace's hypermodal business AI copilot for analytics and automation could boost your cloud security — and explain how every step of the way

By Benedict Collins published

Dynatrace's Davis Copilot does the monotonous chores for you, boosting efficiency and productivity for your security

AI Shark reveals gaming peripherals that use AI to give players an advantage

By Darren Allan published

Heads up, PC gamers: AI is coming to coach you and configure all your hardware – meet AI Shark’s gaming peripherals.

Deepfakes and AI attacks are worker's biggest security worries

By Craig Hale published

Workers are more concerned about AI-backed cyberthreats and deepfakes, with many having experienced them first-hand.

Samsung might finally be about to deal with the Galaxy S24 Ultra's biggest problem

By Paul Hatton published

A redesign could see sharp corners replaced with a rounded look

Watch out Google Chrome: Microsoft Edge gets a ‘super drag and drop’ feature that actually lives up to the name as an impressive addition to the browser

By Darren Allan published

Microsoft is also introducing link previews elsewhere in testing, which look pretty nifty too.

Acer’s first AI-powered laptop features the duo of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chips and Microsoft Copilot+

By Allisa James published

The Acer Swift 14 AI is a productivity powerhouse thanks to Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite processor.