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Wild Hornets expanding use of 3D printing to meet demand In-house manufacturing reduces reliance on third-party suppliers The company is focusing on software as drone swarm threats evolve Ukrainian drone manufacturer Wild Hornets believes 3D printing could be the answer to modern warfare, helping companies like it to reduce costs and boost production. DOU reports…

Samsung Messages has been killed off to make room for Google Messages Right now it’s just affecting US users, but a wider shutdown is likely to happen We recommend making Google Messages your default SMS service After months of waiting, the dreaded day for Android users arrived: Samsung Messages has finally been shut down for…

OpenAI reveals first branded hardware, the Codex Micro, a programmable macro pad built with keyboard maker Work Louder Codex Micro seems to be based on Work Louder’s Creator Micro 2’s layout, mapped to Codex coding-agent shortcuts The move reinforces OpenAI’s Codex offering as one of its mainstay areas of focus by allowing developers the ability…

Microsoft’s new Windows 11 recovery method is available for Windows Insiders Cloud Rebuild allows users to reinstall Windows 11 and necessary drivers via the cloud, without a USB drive The feature should begin rolling out to users on stable Windows 11 builds Microsoft is continually making adjustments to its Windows 11 operating system through patches…

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. You might want to be sitting down for this. The Asus ProArt PA32KCX clocks in at just under $8,800. Undoubtedly, this 32-inch monitor is…

The Blood of Dawnwalker director, Konrad Tomaszkiewicz, wants the game to feel like a “pen-and-paper RPG” He says the game’s big choices and consequences will deepen players’ immersion He adds, “My biggest goal is to create a game that you will still remember in the next 10 or 20 years” The Blood of Dawnwalker game…

Summer Game Fest 2026 has come and gone, and it treated us to an absolute deluge of reveals and announcements in its live show. But how many of the big hitters do you actually remember from the biggest show of last month? I’ve put together this swanky Summer Game Fest 2026 quiz to put your…

Although artificial intelligence (AI) continues to dominate business conversations, widespread adoption is still some way off. In fact, just one-third of professionals said that AI programs are being scaled across their organizations. Many companies remain hesitant to move beyond pilot projects, with a lack of trust a major barrier. Concerns over reliability, data protection, IT…

We’re halfway though 2026, and this year has already delivered some of the best soundbars we’ve seen — or rather, heard. The standout amongst the models we’ve tested is the “phenomenal” Samsung HW-Q990H — one of a select group of 5-star products, thanks to its “powerful, engaging and detailed sound profile”, straightforward setup and strong…

If you’re heading to college this fall, don’t make the mistake of buying a laptop that’s only good for taking notes and browsing the web. Courses increasingly rely on AI tools, creative software, and demanding applications, so you should invest in something far more powerful than a Chromebook. Right now, the MSI Katana 15 HX…