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• This is the perfect robovac for klutzes — it'll help you figure out where you dropped your wallet [47d]
• Rokid’s new AI glasses are lighter, cheaper, and ready to challenge Meta’s Ray-Bans [47d]
• Is RAM the new Bitcoin? DDR4 memory prices are rising so fast, some tracker graphs are running out of space - and I fear 2026 could well see a 10x price rise [47d]
• The Motorola Razr Fold could open up a new era for folding phones – if the price is right [47d]
• Meta's $2b Manus acquisition sparks concerns from Chinese regulators [47d]
• Razer joins AI bandwagon with external AI accelerator backed by iconic AMD chip architect [47d]
• This phishing campaign spoofs internal messages - here's what we know [47d]
• Loads of free content is coming to The Elder Scrolls Online this year — here are the four biggest additions [47d]
• How to watch The Pitt season 2 online from anywhere [47d]
• Firm overseeing FCC’s Cyber Trust Mark Program withdraws over ties to China [47d]
• If you love thick carpets, Roborock's new hovering robot vacuum is about to become your new cleaning BFF [47d]
• The best TVs of CES 2026: brighter OLEDs, 130-inch screens, and RGB mini-LED everywhere [47d]
• CES 2026 day 3: the 11 best gadgets we've seen today, from IKEA smart lights to the Motorola Razr Fold [47d]
• Growth, not efficiency, is the new AI goal [47d]
• AMD says its Instinct MI500 AI Accelerator will come in 2027 — but is it too late with Nvidia set to introduce Vera-Rubin in 2026? [48d]
• Average organization now reporting over 200 GenAI-related data policy violations each month [48d]
• Nikon's affordable travel zoom looks like a no-brainer for full-frame first timers – here's what it can do [48d]