Author: Zach_Wilson
As Key Talent Abandons Apple, Meet the New Generation of Leaders Taking On the Old Guard
With “hardware guy” John Ternus as frontrunner for the next CEO, can Apple overtake its ex-employees at OpenAI and Meta? Source
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We Were Liars season 2: everything we know so far about the hit Prime Video show’s return
We Were Liars season 2: key information – Renewed in September 2025– No release date yet– Plot will be based on E Lockhart’s Family of Liars– Several main cast confirmed to be returning– Official trailer yet to be unveiled– Lockhart published third novel, We Fell Apart, in November 2025 We…
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I tested the AGM G3 Pro and it stands out as a classy rugged phone with a neat thermal camera but it can be way too expensive
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. AGM G3 Pro: 30-second review What I like about AGM is that this company’s phones typically aren’t a rehash…
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I’m a sucker for a vacuum with automated power adjustment – but it won’t actually clean your floors better
It used to be that vacuum cleaners had one suction setting, plus perhaps a Boost mode that you activated manually when you needed to clear really tricky, ingrained dirt. Nowadays, it’s increasingly common to see an ‘auto’ mode, where the vacuum itself decides exactly how much suction is required for…
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Windows 11 still can’t topple its older sibling – usage stats show Windows 10 remains mind-bogglingly popular
Windows 10 still powers over two in five active desktops worldwide Enterprises delay upgrades through paid security extensions for critical systems Consumers keep older PCs active for light tasks and backups Despite the end of free support for many Windows 10 versions, usage data still shows a slow transition toward…
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The bad news continues – server prices set to rise in latest blow to hardware budgets
AI-focused memory production is limiting availability for consumer hardware DRAM costs are climbing faster than most manufacturers anticipated Dell and Lenovo announce double-digit price increases for enterprise servers Server and PC manufacturers are facing a sharp rise in component costs, largely driven by memory shortages. Analysts warn that DRAM and…
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