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Samsung and Qualcomm have collaborated on a new type of CPU that takes advantage of organic materials for integration between layers, rather than silicon or its alternatives.

Slack has revealed a host of new features and upgrades as it looks to help users around the world be more productive and effective.

While prices on most tech goods are rising because of the global RAM and component shortages, Samsung is offering major savings on its top-rated TVs, including its 2026 lineup. • Shop Samsung’s full TV sale I’ve hand-picked my 12 favorite Samsung TV deals below, which include a range of sizes, features, and prices, starting at…

Singapore’s National Library Boardlaunched ReadSG on 6 September 2026, a five-year national reading campaign that converts logged reading time into virtual coins redeemable for cash. The initiative has drawn attention from governments and educators worldwide who are watching to see whether a small financial reward can reshape phone-centric habits.

A Japanese customer-support and knowledge-base company suffered a cyberattack recently in which it lost millions of user records, including personally identifiable information (PII) and, possibly, customer photographs.

Cole Palmer, everyone’s favorite straight-talking Chelsea and England midfielder who loves his chippy-chips and a basic builder’s tea, took to Twitch earlier this week to livestream the upcoming EA Sports FC 27. There was just one problem: he wasn’t supposed to be showing off the game this early and was given a temporary ban by…

Logitech has two 1080p webcams on sale right now as part of its Early Prime Deals sale. But which one is the better buy depends entirely on what you actually need it for. We took a look at the key differences you need to know about.

Disney+just rolled out a feature that could help put an end to incessantly browsing for a movie or TV show to watch — and it’s made one of thebest streaming services even better.

A London homeowner has become the first person in the UK to have an 8.5Gbps residential broadband connection courtesy of Community Fibre.

The world’s top 32 darts players will fight it out in the AFAS Live arena in Amsterdam for the 2026 World Series of Darts Finals, with the winner taking home £100,000. And while there’s plenty of big-name competition standing in the way, all eyes will once again be on Luke Littler as “The Nuke” looks…