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Making sure your passwords are strong has never been more critical, but what is the right thing to do when login security seems permanently at risk?
A new version of Bluetooth is on the cards for next year, as Bluetooth High Data Throughput looks set to bring more speed which means different uses, too.
Foam headphones made to work are back as Sony revives a Walkman classic, and we’re not talking about the tape player.
A new form of malware has been found to crash Android, forcing you to reset your device. The good news is it’s not out in the wild, but it’s also reportedly not fixed. Yet.
Less liquids and more stability are the main reasons your next power supply could end up safer, as gel replaces liquid in power banks.
Desktops are seemingly alive and well, as are colourful computers, with HP expanding its “Omnibook” computers beyond laptops with long battery lives.
Not quite an eReader, TCL is transforming phones and tablets into an in-between device, as its “Nxtpaper” technology is updated and made better.
Your palm can be great for handshakes and holding things, but the next palm reader probably won’t be a fortune teller. It may simply be your front door.
Some may search and some simply ask, but it seems Norton has a good reason to not simply trust AI for everything you search: some links you get could be scams.
For those of you about to use terminal, we salute you. And you may want to try a specialist mouse, as Logitech delivers a special edition focused on developers.