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In Ancient Greece, Artemis was a goddess of many things: vegetation, hunting, wild creatures, childbirth… the list goes on. It’s fair to say that she was considered abundant in talent. And her moniker is not wasted on the Noble Audio FoKus Artemis: a set of wireless headphones that have far-reaching, broad talents of their own.

Amazon has given its Kindle range a sizeable refresh, with a new aluminum finish across the family, faster performance for the basic Kindle and a few handy extras for anyone who takes their reading seriously.

I’ve always loved horror, but October is when I really get to indulge in it. I love the colder weather, the darker evenings and, obviously, the fact that Halloween is just around the corner. There’s something about this time of year that makes watching horror movies feel even better. Give me a dark room, a…

For only £192.12, you can now get Sony’s WH-1000XM5 with active noise cancellation and a matching hard case.

The Netflix top 10 movies are incredibly influential in helping viewers determine what to watch next. But just because a movie hits the top 10 doesn’t necessarily mean it’s actually worth watching.

The 2026 Super League Grand Final will see Warrington Wolves take on Wakefield Trinity at Old Trafford on Saturday, October 3.

Apple’s long-rumoured smart home hub could be more colourful than expected, with a new leak suggesting the device may launch in four finishes when it arrives (hopefully) later this month.

The momentum behind banning Flock cameras and other surveillance tech continues to build, with Senators Bernie Sanders and Jeff Merkley, together with Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, filing a new Ban Flock Act that does exactly what you might expect given its name.

Prime Big Deal Days will be here soon, but REI’s Patagonia sale is already heating up. REI is notorious for offering impressive markdowns on the best outdoor brands — and Patagonia is no exception.

The Ace Combat series is a study in contradiction: it has some of the most meticulously rendered fighter jets you’ll see outside of actual flight simulators, but it tosses aside real-world geopolitics and loads its fighters with an impossible number of missiles.