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The Sonos app for iPhone and iPad mysteriously disappeared from the App Store — but it's back now

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Stop chasing shadow IT. Start governing around It

Instead of chasing shadow IT, organizations should shift to real-time, policy-driven governance that operates at the moment decisions are made.

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Dutton Ranch episode 3 recap: an affair begins, an old romance is rekindled, a shock past is exposed and a dangerous disease breaks out in Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone spinoff this week

After its two-episode premiere, the latest Yellowstone spinoff is now making a name for itself — and Dutton Ranch episode 3 wastes no time making Rip and Beth's lives even harder.

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11 of the best coolers to keep your food and drinks chilled in the heat — recommended by a former outdoors editor

Quality coolers in all shapes and sizes, to see you through this heatwave and through the whole summer.

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I tried the Insta360 Luna vlogging camera — and it’s going to give the DJI Pocket 4 some serious competition

Insta360 steps out of its 360 camera lane in a major way with its first vlogging camera, the Luna.

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AI-generated code is outpacing every manual remediation model in existence': Nearly all firms admit they have shipped code they know is vulnerable

Organizations are rushing to push the code live, ignoring the obvious security risks.

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Microsoft solves case of vanishing Windows 11 desktop — fix is rolling out for blank desktop, taskbar freezes and other flakiness

Fed up with bits of Windows 11 being flaky of late? Microsoft has fixed bugs that cause a blank desktop, taskbar freezes and more.

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Could your CEO be the weakest link when it comes to AI security? New study warns execs are 'knowingly bypassing safeguards because the perceived benefits outweigh the risks'

New research finds 62% of senior leaders use unapproved shadow AI (but only 31% of other workers), prioritizing productivity over compliance.

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GTA 6 is locked in for November 19, 2026, according to Take-Two Interactive, despite delay rumors — and marketing starts soon

GTA 6 has been the centerpiece of gamer discussions with hopes of imminent marketing amid delay worries, but answers have been given by Take-Two Interactive.

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AI code security risk: The need for a smarter layer between detection and remediation

AI is accelerating code and risk. Security needs smarter triage beyond detection to remediation.

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The Xiaomi 15T is an impressive mid-ranger that feels way more premium than the Google Pixel 10a

The Xiaomi 15T delivers an upper mid-range experience for an impressively affordable price.

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Don't miss the big game while traveling this summer — a VPN can ensure you never miss a kick of the World Cup 2026 and protect your personal data online in the process

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Why data fragmentation is becoming a business problem, not just a technical one

Discover why data fragmentation is a business problem, not a technical one, and how leading organizations are acting across data boundaries.

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The world's greatest laptop… almost. Dell's 2026 XPS 16 lands almost every blow perfectly, with only one exception: the ports

Dell's back with a vengeance, if the latest 16-inch XPS is anything to go by, the word "ultrabook" might not be ultra enough.

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Think iPhones have become boring? Apple could debut quad-curved screens on the iPhone 19 Pro series — and you know what that means for future Android phones

The iPhone 19 Pro will reportedly have a quad-curved screen, though this isn't actually a new idea.

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Why account recovery is now the weakest link in security

Attackers bypass MFA by exploiting helpdesk-driven account recovery workflows.

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Your Wi-Fi could be holding you back from achieving success, report warns

Poor business Wi-Fi is becoming a hidden drag on productivity, new report warns.

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Designing delight: What product engineering looks like in 2026

Why human storytelling and intentional design matter more than ever in the age of AI.

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'Rest in peace good buddy': original gen 1 Chromecasts are now failing after 13 years, as Google apparently pulls the plug

Support for the first-generation Chromecast ended a while ago, but now the gadget is falling for many users.

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How AI agents are wrecking havoc in legacy security setups and enterprises are catching up

AI agents surge ahead as security lags, exposing enterprises to escalating data risk.

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Vibe coding works best when we treat it like a 3D printer – you read that right

As more enterprises experiment with vibe coding, rapid prototyping might be its best use case.

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