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We’re just a few weeks away from the rumored launch of the foldable iPhone Ultra. As we’ve written before, excitement for the device is mounting. A new report from Bloomberg today outlines what people inside Apple who have used the iPhone Ultra love about it. iPhone Ultra is coming: Real-world impressions In the latest edition […]

After a two year hiatus, Apple is working on a new iMac with the M6 chipset and updated color options, per Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. It should release “before the end of the year.” The iMac isn’t frequently refreshed. It skipped the M2 and M5 families of chips, and it’s still yet to receive a larger […]

On paper, Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 carries an IP48 rating, but iFixit’s teardown says the foldable phone is vulnerable even to the fine debris that finds its way into your pocket. An IP48 rating covers two types of protection. The “4” means the phone resists solid objects measuring at least 1mm wide. It does […]

It’s my job to review all sorts of things here at TechRadar, whether that be phones, speakers, video games, chargers…you name it. But today, I’m taking a journey into the unknown. I’m reviewing some donuts. Not just any donuts, though. I’m talking about the Pokémon x Krispy Kreme collaboration. The new donuts are available now […]

Anthropic has published the answer to a frequently asked question from the past few days: How its new invisible Claude watermarks work. First announced last Wednesday, these watermarks will appear in all text generated by supported Claude models launched on or after Aug. 2, 2026—Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Claude Tag, and its API—as well as […]

iPhones stolen in San Francisco ended up in Los Angeles; an iPhone and MacBook were seized from a disgraced ex-Congressman, and police arrested a man for AirTag stalking, all in this week’s Apple Crime Blotter. The latest in an occasional AppleInsider feature, looking at the world of Apple-related crime. Bail revoked in Hingham Apple Store […]

The U.S. is getting back into an internal combustion groove, thanks to some recent actions taken to reduce the number of electric-powered vehicles that are sold on our shores. Foremost among these actions are the current administration’s elimination of the $7,500 tax credit that was formerly provided to buyers […]

AMD’s next-generation Ryzen AI 500 “Medusa Point” APUs are getting another step closer to reality, and this time Linux is doing the leaking. As first noted by Phoronix, AMD has published the firmware needed for its upcoming RDNA 4m integrated graphics, giving us another indication that the Zen 6-based mobile chips are nearing their debut. […]

Bill Chizek/Shutterstock The Eurofighter Typhoon and the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor are two of the most advanced fighter jets in existence today. Given that both these jets have been widely used, and have had a long and illustrious operational history behind them, it is not uncommon for […]

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. The xTool M2 is priced at the entry level of the company’s fully enclosed machines, but as ever there’s no mistaking it for anything […]