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Some of the latest flagship phones push well past the $1,000 mark, but you don’t need to spend nearly that much to get a quality device. Here, we’ve compiled the best options for under $300 to help you stay on budget. You can rest assured that all our recommendations are worth buying. After all, PCMag…

Big Tech firms like to tout their environmental credentials, positioning themselves as responsible stewards of the planet’s welfare. Yet you’d be forgiven for viewing those claims more than a little skeptically in the artificial intelligence (AI) era — after all, a slew of recent reports have suggested that such environmental posturing has a bad habit…

Finland’s government has drafted an amendment that would end arrival-order grid connections with rules that give smaller projects earlier access.

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“Lanterns” season 1 ended last night, and the season finale delivered shocking revelations. We learned who killed Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler); we learned once and for all whether there’s another Manhunter out there, and we finally got to see Aaron Pierre put on the Green Lantern’s ring and say the magic (slightly amended) words that…

A 16-year-old bug hunter who goes by ‘Faav’ logged into Microsoft’s internal Titan analytics platform using a token that no real credentials should have produced, and from an administrator’s seat, he could see an estimated 17.3 trillion stored rows and a metadata table listing roughly 25,000 accounts.

In less than two weeks of September 2026, three local governments in two states moved against new data centers, with one passing to date: Pima County, Arizona, adopted one on September 22 and, within a week, the Goldwater Institute said it was illegal.