Author: The Tech Guy

Samsung’s One UI doesn’t do subtlety. It gives you an endless array of grids, folders, widgets, and edge panels—enough toggles to make setting up a clean home screen a project in itself. I like that flexibility, but my home screen had become a tiny shopping mall of icons and good intentions. So I installed Niagara Launcher on my Samsung phone, mostly to see why Android minimalists keep recommending it. After a few days, I understood the appeal. Niagara did not make my phone more exciting. It made it boring and that was exactly what I needed. Related One UI 9…

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Amazon has dropped the SHOKZ OpenDots ONE to $139.95, down from its $199.95 RRP. That saves you $60, a 30% discount off the recommended retail price, and it brings these open-ear earbuds back to last week’s record-low Prime Day price. But this is a Lightning Deal on Amazon, so it’s probably only going to last a matter of hours. This price is only available on the red colorway, so it’s the one to grab if you want the biggest savings right now. The OpenDots ONE stands out from regular earbuds because of its clip-on, open-ear design. That makes it a…

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SecurityWeek’s cybersecurity news weekly roundup offers a concise overview of important developments that may not receive full standalone coverage but remain relevant to the broader threat landscape. This curated summary highlights key stories across vulnerability disclosures, emerging attack methods, policy updates, industry reports, and other noteworthy events to help readers maintain a well-rounded awareness of the evolving cybersecurity environment. Here are this week’s highlights: Anonymous-linked hacker Aubrey Cottle jailed over Texas GOP cyberattack Aubrey Cottle, a Canadian hacker associated with the hacktivist group Anonymous, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for his involvement in a cyberattack on the…

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Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Earlier this year, a major scandal rocked the prediction markets world after an account correctly bet $20,000 on an imminent attack on Venezuelan soil. Just hours later, US president Donald Trump issued orders authorizing the military strike, an invasion that saw Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro get kidnapped by US soldiers. Rampant insider trading has long plagued platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi. Even tragic events like devastating wildfires and deadly conflict are game, with insiders getting caught capitalizing on nonpublic information to gain an…

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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. Keychron G5 reviewThe Keychron G5 is a small and lightweight symmetrical gaming mouse designed for both work and play.It sports a gamer-centric design, with nondescript patterns embossed all over the unit. I can’t say I found these appealing, looking dated as they did, but at least they’re reasonably discreet, given they’re close to the same shade of black as the base color. Their texture feels good in the hand,…

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If you’re still using the free ad-based version of YouTube, you’ve probably noticed that Google is hellbent on getting you to pay for YouTube Premium. Sometimes this pressure is blatant, coming in the promotional pop-ups. Typically, though, the company seems to be counting on just how terrible the ad experience has become. Even a 15-minute video might have two commercial breaks, and if you’re trying to watch a how-to clip for tech support or home repair, the ads might last longer than the video itself. When pitching Premium, Google tries to sell it as a major upgrade, bringing a host…

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A threat actor exploited a vulnerability in Langflow to access an organization’s instance and abuse it in an agentic ransomware attack, cloud security firm Sysdig reports. Langflow is a Python-based, LLM-agnostic open source framework used for building LLM-driven applications and agent workflows. As part of the attack, a threat actor tracked as JadePuffer gained access to an internet-exposed Langflow instance through the exploitation of CVE-2025-3248 (CVSS score of 9.8), a critical missing authentication vulnerability disclosed in April. Successful exploitation of the bug allows attackers to execute arbitrary Python code on the host on which Langflow is running. CISA flagged the…

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Home » Artificial intelligence » TESLA Growth is Back and GLOBAL AI Energy Empire No One’s Talking Will Be HUGE This is what most Tesla shareholders are still missing. Tesla/SpaceX/xAI have a massive advantage in power (natural gas turbines + solar + batteries + Virtual Power Plants). They’re turning AI data centers into modular “Megapods” — factory-built Lego blocks that can be deployed extremely fast.xAI’s Colossus is already scaling aggressively with behind-the-meter power. Tesla can shape the grid and unlock gigawatts that others can’t easily get. Shaun Maguire of Sequoia says that SpaceX is best at building next generation AI…

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A 55-inch OLED is an upgrade for anyone, especially at this price. The LG OLED55C54LA has dropped to £879 from its original £1199, a saving of 27% that puts serious cinema-grade picture quality within much easier reach for anyone who has been circling this set for a while. Right now you can snag LG’s 55-inch OLED with a cool 27% discount A 55-inch OLED that self-lights every single pixel with a saving of 27% is a deal that is seriously hard to ignore. View Deal That perfect black foundation is driven by the alpha 9 AI Processor Gen8, which analyses…

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I’ve avoided dealing with IPv6 for as long as I can remember because, well, IPv4 just keeps on working. IPv6 is our answer to IPv4 address scarcity and was once considered the future of the internet. But it’s complicated enough that I put it in the “too hard” basket and just kept using IPv4 for the time being. That excuse finally ran out, and I needed to understand the new addressing scheme. Unfortunately, my ISP doesn’t hand out IPv6 addresses, so I found a local data center I’ve used in the past that did and spun up an experimental virtual…

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