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It’s been a busy year for Soundcore. A gazillion products launched, a name change (though I’m still not entirely sure what the new name is), and the introduction of AI into several of its products. 2026 has seen the brand take a big leap.

A flaw in Broadcom’s Wi-Fi software dating back to at least 2010 lets anyone within radio range take over a vulnerable router without its password, and the fix Broadcom says it shipped years ago never reached many routers that need it.

The Apple iPhone Duo isn’t the first foldable. It’s not even the second foldable. It’s maybe the fourth, the fifth, or the sixth following in the footsteps of fantastic flexible phones like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Motorola’s Razr Fold, and so many other really strong, solid,…

When TechRadar Pro covered Tiny Corp’s relaunched Tinybox on October 13 2026, the headline figure was $11,000 for a server-grade workstation pairing a 32-core AMD EPYC processor and DDR4 memory with four Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics cards.

We’re not even a week out from launch, and Apple is already doing damage control with the iPhone Duo. Just days after hitting store shelves, early buyers reported hairline fractures and sudden cracks forming along the inner display’s crease — an unexpected setback given the meticulous engineering touted behind its near-invisible fold.

You’d be surprised how much of your data is publicly available online. Remember those platforms where you entered your email address, phone number, or house address? Some of that information may have been curated by data broker sites and made accessible to the public, for a fee.

Proton has announced its Black Friday VPN deals and they are good, with the best of the bunch the 50% saving on the full Proton Unlimited privacy suite.

After weeks of frenzied speculation, Anthropic has filed its IPO prospectus. The 335-page document (100 pages or so are focused on risks) lays out the company’s unique view of the technology it is building and the ways it believes it will change the world. 

Imagine setting up an AI agent to scan the internet for job opportunities only to find out later it’s instead deployed a cryptocurrency miner on your computer and used up all the tokens to look for other agents that could do the same thing somewhere else.

New data from Surfshark shows that a single domain linked to a suspected counterfeit TikTok Shop operation generated 320,007 phishing blocks between May and September 2026.