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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. When the remake of Resident Evil 4 launched in 2023, it was met with universal acclaim, even netting a Game of the Year nomination. And that came as no surprise to me. This is a brilliant entry in Capcom’s legendary series, packing in spectacular survival horror gameplay, a massively engaging story, and a memorable cast of characters.Review infoPlatform reviewed: Nintendo Switch 2Available on: PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox…

For the past few years, I’ve been using Notion for almost everything. Whether I wanted to save useful links or take notes, it was always my go-to option. I also relied on Notion for my research. I had a database for sources and a separate page for every topic. I could also search for something when I needed it. On paper, it was an organized system. That being said, sometimes I would hit a wall. When my research gets complicated, I often feel like I’m collecting information rather than actually connecting it. I had to jump between pages to figure…

Who remembers Karbonn? The Indian brand is preparing a comeback in the smartphone space, having spent the last five years or so in a state of hibernation. But that will end soon. There’s a teaser microsite up on Amazon India for the upcoming Karbonn Rebel 5G. Unfortunately, the page doesn’t reveal any specs right now, but it does say things like “status isn’t a specification”, “style that stands out”, “all of the phone, none of the price shock”, and “don’t follow, just rebel”. The company says the Rebel 5G is “built for people who choose for themselves”, “see past the…

Drupal has rolled out patches for five vulnerabilities, including two critical-severity bugs that could be exploited for remote code execution (RCE). The first resides in the Entity List module, which allows users to create lists of entities without Views, and is tracked as CVE-2026-108099. It is not exploitable with the module alone, but exploit paths exist with other contributed modules. “At least one known exploit path does not require authentication. Custom code may also expose the vulnerable functionality,” Drupal notes. The second impacts the Field UI module in Drupal core and is tracked as CVE-2026-108097. It is not exploitable with…

Sign up to see the future, today Can’t-miss innovations from the bleeding edge of science and tech Whether as short-form slop Reels or the data centers that spit them out, Americans are absolutely sick of AI. Their elected officials, however, are going all-in — both embracing gobs of money from tech lobbying arms, and increasingly even embracing the tech to churn out attack ads to tarnish their opponents. According to reporting from the New York Times, AI generated election ads have become a hundred-million dollar business, generating over $137 million in promotional revenue already in the current election cycle. That’s…

Disclaimer: I don’t own an Apple TV 4K, I don’t plan on getting one and I’ve never reviewed the product, so I guess you can take everything from here on with a pinch of salt. I open with that statement as I don’t really have a stake in the Apple ecosystem. Aside from an iPad and a subscription to Apple TV (the other one), that’s pretty much my commitment to Apple in terms of devices. Any time there’s a launch of a new product, I’m intrigued to see what they launch but I’m not invested in what they offer. The…

Credit: Karandeep Singh / Android Authority TL;DR Gemini Notebook is giving users more creative control over Slide Decks and Video Overviews through a feature called “Co-creation.” The platform will now walk the user through the creation flow, allowing them to steer the format and visual style before the final output. Co-creation capabilities will roll out to all users over the upcoming week. Gemini Notebook is a helpful tool for digesting large amounts of information. One way this is done is by breaking down your material into structured formats such as Audio Overviews and Study Aids, like flashcards. After a new…

Siemens revealed on Monday that threat actors have exploited a vulnerability in Siemens Software Center as part of a malware campaign. Siemens Software Center handles the download, installation, activation and updating of software that customers have bought, and it can also be used to start free trials. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-110936, exists because the program doesn’t properly restrict the locations it searches for DLL files. An authenticated local attacker could plant a malicious DLL in one of those folders and have their code executed with the same privileges as Software Center. Siemens disclosed the flaw on October 15 in…

There are roughly 35–40 million U.S. children in the 2016–2024 birth cohorts (births have averaged ~3.6–3.9 million per year in that period). Michael Dell gave $250 targeted about 25 million of them—primarily those in lower- and middle-income ZIP codes—which the Dells described as covering the large majority of children in that age group. If Elon gave a Spacex share (about $150) to each kid then it would be about $6 billion. Brian Wang is a Futurist Thought Leader and a popular Science blogger with 1 million readers per month. His blog Nextbigfuture.com is ranked #1 Science News Blog. It covers…

One rugged phone and one rugged tablet have surfaced on French retailer AMG Pro, which focuses on selling tactical equipment. They come from Crosscall – another French company. The Crosscall Core X7 is a rugged handset that can survive submersion up to 2m of water for 30 minutes (IPX8 rating) – and this includes salt water, which most IP rated phones avoid. The phone is also dust tight (IP6X) and resists hot water jets (IP69K). It has been drop tested 300 times from 1.2m (following the MIL-STD-810H standard) and the manufacturer claims that it can actually survive falling from 2m…