Amazon Spring Deal Days 2026 ends tonight with hundreds of thousands of deals across tech, home and beauty. Here are the genuinely good discounts worth your attention before midnight.
Cambodia's parliament has unanimously passed its first law specifically targeting online scam centres, with penalties up to life imprisonment. But experts question whether legislation alone can dismantle the billion-dollar industry without tackling the financial and protection networks behind it.
NordVPN and Surfshark are both owned by the same parent company, so who really wins? We break down the speed, features, and value differences to help you choose.
HBO Max has finally launched in the UK at just £4.99 per month, undercutting Netflix and Disney+. Here is what you get, what it costs, and whether the Sky bundle is worth it.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra and Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max go head to head in 2026's biggest flagship battle. Here's an honest look at which phone deserves your money, from cameras and AI to value for money.
AI has supercharged cyber crime in 2026, with scams up 1,200 per cent, self-rewriting malware on the horizon, and deepfakes convincing enough to fool people on live video calls.
BET+ is shutting down in June 2026, with over 1,000 hours of content migrating to a new BET Hub within Paramount+. Here is what it means for subscribers and the wider streaming landscape.
American EV maker Rivian is heading to the UK with the R2 and R3 electric SUVs, taking aim at Tesla's dominance. But British buyers will likely need to wait until 2027 for right-hand-drive models.
Sky has added Disney+ Standard with Ads to its Ultimate TV package at no extra cost, giving millions of eligible customers access to the full Disney+ library from 17 March 2026.
The Sun's ChatGPT-powered Baba Vanga delivers 2026 predictions covering alien contact, Starmer's political downfall, and more Trump turmoil. We separate the entertaining nonsense from the genuinely plausible.
Tinder is rolling out a wave of AI-powered features including camera roll scanning, daily curated matches, and video speed dating in a bid to win over Gen Z users tired of endless swiping.
Tech giants are increasingly citing AI as the reason behind mass layoffs, but legal filings, stock surges and executive bonuses suggest the real motivation may be far more traditional.