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The Outer Worlds 2 let me create a sickly, annoying, and profoundly unintelligent hero, and I wouldn't have it any other way -
The Outer Worlds 2’s immersive sim elements had me pining for the full version of the game.
Today's NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Wednesday, Sept. 3 -
Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for Sept. 3.
Buying an 8GB laptop in 2025 is a mistake -
A laptop with 8GB of RAM is yesterday’s minimum pretending to be today’s deal, so invest in more memory now or pay with your patience later.
When can we expect the iPhone 17 to be released? Here are my expert predictions -
Based on past form and my experience covering Apple devices, I have a very good idea of when the iPhone 17 series will be released.
These early NBN 500 plans have me super excited for the official rollout – and it's just 2 weeks away -
Offering fast speeds for affordable prices, NBN 500 plans are a no-brainer in my opinion – these three options prove why now is a great time to sign up.
I spent three hours exploring Silent Hill f’s eerie world and only yelped once… okay, twice -
Silent Hill f is a psychological horror game where you survive as a young girl called Shimizu Hinako whose hometown has become shrouded in monsters and mystery.
Snag the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 at its lowest price before the Tab S11 makes its debut – just AU$579 -
It’s hard for me to not recommend the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 for less than half the price, particularly if you want to do some art or just browse the web.
From vibe to viable: the hidden cost of AI tech debt -
AI accelerates coding—while silently increasing tech debt.
‘They're small fractions of a second, but they make the difference’ - How Mercedes-AMG F1 team and SAP are going for gains on and off the Formula 1 track -
We hear how SAP is supporting Mercedes F1 in its ambitions to get back to the front of the Formula 1 grid.
What is technical debt and why does it matter to every enterprise? -
Technical debt is a hidden threat that businesses must tackle to regain control and drive innovation.
Security tool bloat Is the new breach vector -
Bloated security stacks are creating more risk than protection. Here’s why it’s time to replatform.
ChatGPT is down live - you're not alone, there's a widespread outage -
ChatGPT is down. If you are having issues with OpenAI's chatbot, you aren't alone!
Is It Legal to Record Audio or Video on a Home Security Camera? Here Are the Rules -
Here's what the law says about recording on your security cameras and when it may violate privacy or cause other problems.
Lenovo Yoga AIO 32i (32ILL19) Desktop Review: An Elegant All-in-One That Runs Into Some Trouble -
Bringing a lot to the table for an all-in-one PC still doesn't mean bringing the best of everything.
Here's How to Enable RCS Messaging on Your iPhone -
The messaging protocol makes it easier to text Android devices, but there's a catch.
SMBs lose out on billions over fraud fears - and it's driving upgrades to business payment systems -
Consumers don’t trust direct bank transfers when buying online – Pay by Bank could be the solution.
The trust recession: why customers don’t trust AI (and how to fix it) -
On paper, customers have never had more options to engage with their favorite brands. In reality, it’s never been easier for them to walk away.
Hostinger just unlocked an exciting new revenue stream for users -
Hostinger users can now handle print on demand and dropshipping on the platform simpler and cheaper.
The iPhone 17 Pro Max has seemingly been caught on camera – and it could cost less than expected -
The iPhone 17 Pro might be the only upcoming model to cost more than its predecessor, and we've had perhaps our clearest look yet at the iPhone 17 Pro Max.
Polar reveals its Loop screenless fitness tracker, and it looks like a Whoop band without the subscription -
The Polar Loop has been revealed, and as expected it's a screenless Whoop-style fitness tracker