Author: The Tech Guy

As TechRadar Australia’s resident coffee connoisseur and gatekeeper of our guide to the best coffee machines, I’m constantly on the lookout for exceptional coffee machine deals on the most talented models. This week’s search was made easy, thanks to a 26% saving on the Philips Baristina, bringing it down to AU$444.The Baristina is my pick for the best budget coffee machine in Australia in the aforementioned guide, thanks to its ease of use, clever features, tasty espresso and, of course, its low price. Its full price of AU$599 can easily be considered affordable compared to other models that typically carry…

Healthcare giant McKesson Corporation over the weekend confirmed that hackers exfiltrated customer data from its systems, as the ShinyHunters extortion group is threatening to release the stolen information. McKesson delivers roughly one-third of prescription medicines to North American hospitals, pharmacies, and healthcare clinics. It also provides medical supplies, supports cancer treatment and specialty care, and operates the Health Mart pharmacy franchise. In a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, the healthcare and pharma giant said it discovered “a cybersecurity incident affecting its information systems” on August 25. In a Friday notice on its website, the company said the…

Is the Tesla Robotaxi Era finally here. Many Tesla believers had lost faith. But look out Tesla is ramping unsupervised robotaxi. There are about 1000 Cybercabs parked in and around Austin and other Tesla robotaxi cities. Elon and Tesla AI lead Ashok are talking about flooding Austin with Cybercabs. Unsupervised Cybercabs are already being added to the operating robotaxi fleets. This week and the Thursday Cybercab day could go down as the ChatGPT moment for Tesla robotaxi. The long wait could finally be over. Tesla has added 45 Cybercabs to the Robotaxi fleet today alone. 314 Robotaxis are now registered…

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 MSI PRO MP243 is a slim-bezel monitor that delivers nearly everything you would want from a low-cost display. At the same time, it’s exactly what you would expect when you hear the words “budget monitor.”It’s not going to impress you with flashy features, and it’s not going to win any performance awards. It’s not the very best business monitor we’ve ever tested. But what it does offer, however,…

In this post, we compare Hermes Agent, LangGraph, and AutoGen to find out which AI agent is best for Windows tasks, automation, and building custom workflows. To improve workflow efficiency, choosing the right AI agent framework is essential. The choice often comes down to three big names for Windows developers: Hermes Agent vs LangGraph vs […] This article Which agent is best for Windows tasks: Hermes Agent vs LangGraph vs AutoGen first appeared on TheWindowsClub.com.

Joe Maring / Android AuthorityTL;DR The Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus could use the same 3x telephoto system as the S27 Pro. An earlier report tipped the S27 Pro for a 12MP 3x camera, but the new leak doesn’t confirm the sensor specs. Samsung is also reportedly testing a 50MP 4x telephoto camera for the Galaxy S27 Ultra. Samsung’s regular Galaxy S phones haven’t exactly been spoiled with telephoto camera upgrades in recent generations. That could finally change with the next series, as a new leak suggests the Galaxy S27 and S27 Plus may inherit the same 3x telephoto system…

The researcher known as Nightmare Eclipse has dropped another zero-day — this time a privilege escalation exploit targeting a Kaspersky endpoint security product. Nightmare Eclipse, also known as Chaotic Eclipse, has released PoC exploits for many vulnerabilities in recent months, mainly Windows and Microsoft Defender flaws.  The researcher started dropping zero-days after growing frustrated with Microsoft’s handling of vulnerability reports. While many of the exploits remained at the PoC stage, a few ended up being exploited in the wild by malicious actors.  Over the weekend, Nightmare Eclipse released an exploit targeting a privilege escalation vulnerability in Kaspersky Endpoint Security. The…

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, aboard a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket, transits the Sun during launch from the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Aug. 30, 2026. Roman is named after the agency’s first chief astronomer. Roman will survey billions of stars and galaxies with a field of view far larger than Hubble’s, helping scientists study dark energy, exoplanets, and the evolution of the universe. Follow along with Roman’s journey. Image credit: NASA/John Kraus

Verdict A portable, easy-to-use sound machine which is let down by its mediocre at best sound quality. Despite having the widest volume range of any machine we’ve tested, it doesn’t make up for the constant static and looping. Cordless machine, rechargeable with USB-C Six different sound profiles Rechargeable, portable, doubles as a nightlight Sound quality is poor, with regular looping and static Too expensive for the quality at full price Introduction It’s a proven fact that babies respond well to white and pink noise after birth. As a first-time mum, it’s one of the reasons I’ve been looking into white…

Summary New computational model predicts optimal temperatures and speeds to strengthen interlayer bonding in FFF prints. Saves time/material and cuts trial-and-error by auto-tuning print conditions for reliable strength. Integrates with slicers or sensors for dynamic control; enables stronger, production-ready parts. A new computational model for Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) 3D printing directly addresses one of the biggest problems with 3D-printed parts: weak bonds between layers. In regular 3D printing, objects are made by stacking up thin layers of melted plastic. The places where these layers touch are usually the first to break when the object is stressed, leading to cracks…