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VPN interest spikes in Uganda as the internet gets disrupted ahead of the general elections

Despite the blocked access to the public internet, people in Uganda seem to be using VPNs to stay connected. Proton VPN confirmed a 8,000% increase in signups on Tuesday, and usage keeps rising.

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ServiceNow patches critical security flaw which could allow user impersonation

The bug is dubbed "BodySnatcher" and was given a severity score of 9.3/10.

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Docusign wants to use AI to turn your complex contracts into plain English

Docusign is using AI to help consumers summarize and interact with contracts in a way that they can actually understand.

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Experts warn this new Chinese Linux malware could be preparing something seriously worrying

Check Point uncovers full C2 platform with loaders, implants, rootkits, and modular plugins.

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The RAM shortage claims another victim as PS5 SSD prices rocket — here's why now is the worst time to buy and what to do instead

Thanks to ongoing RAM supply issues it's now a terrible time to buy a PS5 SSD. Here's why the situation is so bad, and some alternatives to consider.

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Spotify denies it’s pushing unwanted AI slop onto subscribers, claiming it ‘does not promote or penalize tracks created using AI tools’

Spotify says it's not the reason why unwanted AI music is appearing in your Discover Weekly playlist.

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Android Auto users complain about broken Google Assistant, as the slow Gemini rollout continues

Many users are still waiting for Gemini to arrive on Android Auto, while finding that Google Assistant is giving up.

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CyberLink PowerDirector 365 (2026) review

Easily edit videos with a host of cool effects.

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"We will set a high bar" - Microsoft reveals multiple new data centers, and promises your energy bills won't go up to pay for them

Microsoft promises to break the age-old tradition of passing costs on to the consumer.

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5 fitness apps that can help you stick to your workout goals in 2026, according to science

The best fitness apps to download and help you get started working out this year.

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Fender is bringing its Play learning platform to TVs for the first time, in partnership with Samsung

Fender Play is making its TV debut — get ready to shred, only on Samsung screens

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Spartacus: House of Ashur episode 8 on Starz is delayed — here's what we know about its new release date and time

The Brothers Ferox have been all but eliminated thanks to Korris, but that can't be the end of the story. So, when is Spartacus: House of Ashur released on Starz?

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The most controversial film of 2024 is one of Prime Video's most-watched movies — and it has to be streamed to be believed

Sometimes I wonder why you guys like the stuff you like – but with the worst movie of 2024 now trending on Prime Video, I can more than see the appeal.

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RAM crisis lands another blow as Nvidia could stick to 8GB with mainstream GPUs for the foreseeable future — but is that enough in 2026?

Nvidia rumor suggests a focus on 8GB GPUs in the near future, with the RTX 5060 Ti 16GB sidelined in favor of its lesser sibling.

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I hate to agree with Nvidia about an AI thing, but come on, PC gamers — it's time to stop whining about 'fake frames' and take the free performance boosts

"Computing has been fundamentally reshaped" — Nvidia wants you to stop complaining about 'fake frames' in games, and for once I actually kind of agree with Team Green.

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Signal’s founder is taking on ChatGPT — here’s why the ‘truly private AI’ can’t leak your chats

Signal creator Moxie Marlinspike has launched Confer, a privacy-first AI assistant designed to ensure your conversations can’t be read, stored, or leaked.

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Sega ditches Nintendo's controversial Game-Key Cards for Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' physical Switch 2 release

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds' physical Nintendo Switch 2 release will be on the cartridge and not a Game-Key Card, Sega has confirmed.

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Split Fiction director Josef Fares praises Nintendo, Rockstar and Naughty Dog for 'pushing the envelope of innovation with a AAA budget'

Split Fiction and It Takes Two director Josef Fares has commented on other AAA developers, saying that big-budget experiences can still be used to push innovation forward.

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The Google Pixel 10a could launch early and at a surprise low price

The Google Pixel 10a might land on February 17 and its possible colors, storage, and price have also leaked.

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Claude's latest upgrade is the AI breakthrough I've been waiting for — 5 ways Cowork could be the biggest AI innovation of 2026

Claude Cowork offers a glimpse of a near future where AI stops just responding to prompts and starts acting as a careful, capable digital coworker.

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Windscribe is building an ecosystem of privacy-first apps – but it doesn't want to own them

Windscribe has just teamed up with a host of other companies to create an alliance of tools focused on user privacy and data protection. Pro users can redeem exclusive discounts.

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Businesses are losing control of AI - and bosses are starting to despair

Employees are taking the AI laws into their own hands at work - and that's bad news for bosses everywhere.

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Hijack season 2 episode 1 isn’t enough on its own to keep me watching — especially after this huge blunder in the Apple TV show’s return

Episode 1 is an incredibly slow start to Hijack season 2, but the smallest of details has still managed to give me the biggest of tempers.

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I tested the Ricoh ScanSnap iX2400 - and it's the one piece of office kit I’m investing in this year to keep my paperwork in order

The ScanSnap iX2400 is a USB-connected A4 desktop document scanner that’s capable of duplex scanning at 45ppm. The simple 100-sheet ADF and ScanSnap Home software make it easy to keep paperwork, printed photos and receipts organised in a paper-to-digital format.

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GTA 6 needs to be more GTA 4 than GTA 5 — please Rockstar, make driving cars feel like steering large ships again

As GTA 6's release gets nearer, I'm hoping Rockstar takes more inspiration from GTA 4 than GTA 5. Here's why.

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