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watchOS 10.5 adds a new watch face and fixes this annoying bug

watchOS 10.5 is now available to Apple Watch users. After a mild update with watchOS 10.4, this next version doesn’t bring many changes as Apple is already preparing for the watchOS 11 preview in June.So far, Apple says watchOS 10.5 fixes an issue where the Terms of Service button when viewing a subscription could cause a crash when…

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Apple releases macOS 14.5 with two important bug fixes

Apple has just released macOS 14.5 to Mac users. The company doesn’t provide release notes for this software update, but Cupertino says it’s fixing important bugs. As we approach the macOS 15 announcement, it’s more likely that Apple wants to make the system more stable while adding security patches than revamping macOS since we expect big…

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Nvidia and MediaTek could be working on a CPU for future powerhouse gaming handhelds

Prominent hardware leakers reckon that Nvidia and MediaTek are working in tandem to create SoCs for gaming handhelds and mobile AI computing. As spotted by Videocardz, financial analyst Dan Nystedt first broke cover on the story with a rumor that MediaTek is working with Nvidia to create an ARM-based processor that could theoretically launch in the…

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GCHQ to protect politicians and election candidate’s from cyber-attacks

Political candidates, election officials and others at high risk of being targeted online are being offered protection against phishing and malware attacks in the run-up to the next general election. The move follows attempts by Russian intelligence services and hacking groups linked to China to target institutions, high-profile individuals and parliamentarians in the UK. The…

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AMD has released new Ryzen 8000 series CPUs, though you may not be swayed by them

AMD has pushed out new Ryzen processors in its 8000G range, and this time the firm has launched models without any integrated graphics.Team Red has a pair of new chips, in fact, namely the AMD Ryzen 7 8700F and AMD Ryzen 5 8400F, with the ‘F’ indicating that they don’t have integrated graphics.While there’s no…

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iPadOS 17.5 now available with these features ahead of M4 iPad Pro release

Ahead of the M4 iPad Pro release, Apple is now making available iPadOS 17.5 to all users. This is possibly the last main update for iPadOS 17 before Cupertino unveils iPadOS 18 in early June, which should bring AI-powered features to help users take advantage of Apple’s newest tablets. These are all the latest features…

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NHS trust dismisses governors who questioned allegations of email tampering

An NHS trust has dismissed two elected governors who raised questions around alleged email tampering related to a high-profile whistleblowing case.The University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) initially suspended the two governors last summer, pending an investigation into their “conduct and behaviours” while in post.UHMBT said its remaining governors have now voted…

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CMA to double spend with AWS while overseeing anti-trust probe into cloud giant

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will double its cloud spend with Amazon Web Services (AWS) over the next 36 months, following the renewal of its controversial three-year hosting deal with the public cloud giant. The CMA’s latest three-year deal with AWS went live on 1 May 2024, and is valued at £437,151, which is…

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NetApp upgrades AFF all-flash as it targets AI storage

NetApp has refreshed its AFF all-flash storage arrays amid a marketing focus on artificial intelligence (AI) workloads and cutting energy waste in the datacentre. Alongside this comes an avowed target of more customers for its block access arrays and the availability of QLC drives across its Storagegrid object storage family, plus some additions in its…

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AMD RDNA 4 graphics cards could be imminent, as huge driver-related hint is dropped

AMD has rolled out a massive Linux driver update with 24,000 lines of code for Team Red’s incoming RDNA 4 graphics cards.As spotted by Phoronix.com (via TweakTown), a new Linux kernel driver has been implemented for ‘AMD GFX12 Mesa support.’ GFX12 is widely believed to be the codename for the upcoming Radeon RX 8000 GPUs…

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