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Snag further discounts on refurbished iPhones, iPads and Samsung Galaxy devices in Green Gadgets’ EOFY sale – up to 39% off

Doing well by the Earth is an important thing – there’s so much technology that goes into landfill (or goes completely unused) while...

Google can now generate your AI videos more quickly than ever

Google’s Veo 3 Fast generates 720p AI videos twice as fast as standardGemini Pro users can create three videos per dayFlow Pro users...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has already been discounted, just 1 week after launch: nab AU$40 off with this rare deal

The Switch 2 has only been out a week as of today, but we’re already seeing attractive discounts on the brand-new Nintendo console....

FEVM’s new RTX 4090 eGPU looks like a toy but delivers serious desktop-class graphics muscle

Dual Thunderbolt 5 ports and OCuLink elevate this eGPU beyond typical external GPU standardsNvidia's Ada Lovelace cards shine in this unitCompact design and...

Meet the SSD that crushes Optane, smashes speeds, and may just bankrupt your IT budget

InnoGrit N3X SSD delivers 50 DWPD endurance but costs more than typical enterprise drivesBuilt for caching, inference, and workloads that punish ordinary SSDsRuns...

When Apple didn’t go hard on AI at WWDC, I let out a sigh of relief – here’s why

I’ve been covering artificial intelligence, or at least topics that touch upon it, for most of my technology journalism career, and long before...

Major data breach at popular hookup app leaks data on millions of users – see if you’re safe

Cybernews found an unescured MongoDB instance belonging to HeaderoThe database contained millions of records and PIIIt has since been locked down, but users...

Millions of patients possibly at risk due to poor passwords at healthcare orgs – here’s how to stay safe

NordPass and NordStellar reviewed terabytes of dataThe analysis uncovered poor password practices in the healthcare industryOrganizations are lacking staff training and strong policiesHygiene...

A worrying Windows SecureBoot issue could let hackers install malware – here’s what we know, and whether you need to update

Binarly spotted a legitimate utility, trusted on most modern systems utilizing UEFI firmware, carrying a flawThe flaw allowed threat actors to deploy bootkit...
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