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Looking for a different day? A new NEW Connections puzzle pops up at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people always play ‘today’s game’ while others play ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Friday’s puzzle instead then click here: NEW Connections Hints and Answers for Friday, January 16 (Game #950). Good morning! […]

Looking for a different day? A new NEW Strands puzzle appears at midnight every day for your time zone – meaning some people always play ‘today’s game’ while others play ‘yesterday’s’. If you’re looking for Friday’s puzzle instead then click here: NEW Strand’s Hints and Answers for Friday, January 16 (Game #684). Strands is the

Bluetooth and wired audio player with a retro look Unfortunately, it’s a concept, not a real product I would buy one in a heartbeat We don’t often cover concepts on TechRadar, but I’m happy to make an exception for this brilliant little Bluetooth speaker design: Jinkyo Han has created something that mixes Teenage Engineering’s design

As Disney looks to expand its Star Wars offerings beyond film and television, it does so carefully with new ideas designed to both serve the overarching story while, more importantly, feeling like natural additions to a franchise that spans generations of fans, as well as light years. Over the years, that approach has resulted in

Cisco fixes critical RCE flaw (CVE-2025-20393) in Secure Email appliances Chinese state-sponsored groups exploited it for weeks using Aquashell and tunneling tools Updates remove persistence mechanisms; the extent of global compromise remains unknown A maximum severity vulnerability in certain Cisco products has finally been resolved after allegedly being exploited by Chinese hackers for several weeks.

WeeBit ReRAM memory fits into chips without changing the existing transistor structures Each ReRAM cell stores data using resistive switching, not traditional flash methods ReRAM can handle between 100,000 and 1 million write cycles Texas Instruments’ decision to license embedded ReRAM from Weebit Nano has revived claims that flash memory has reached structural limits. The

High-capacity DDR5 prices quadrupled within weeks during the 2025 quarter Both DDR5-5600 and DDR5-6000 moved in lock step despite different specifications Early 2026 data indicates that sharp weekly gains have largely stopped It has become increasingly difficult to ignore the rising cost of DRAM memory in recent months, especially for higher capacity DDR5 kits. If

ChatGPT announces that ads are coming to its free tier An $8-a-month ChatGPT Go is also coming, but it will still have ads Opting out may require you to pay a minimum of $20 per month ChatGPT will soon have ads, at least on its free tier, and the news comes directly from OpenAI. The

SSDs have increased in price over the past month and a half Tom’s Hardware compared the price of some top-end SSDs to gold in terms of their relative weight It turns out that high-end 8TB SSDs are, on average, worth more than gold now by weight – and a few 4TB models are too If

Big Tech, AI companies and search engines all help fund Wikipedia The Wikimedia Foundation has seven data centers globally Perplexity has given Wikipedia editors 2,500 free Enterprise slots Tech giants including Ecosia, Microsoft, Mistral AI, Perplexity, Pleias and ProRata are some of the latest companies to sign up to pay the Wikimedia Foundation an undisclosed