This new Garmin watch offers flagship features at an affordable price point – and I'm a fan

This new Garmin watch offers flagship features at an affordable price point – and I'm a fan

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Garmin Instinct 3 Solar is available in two sizes and four color variations for $399 (45mm) and $499 (50mm). The unlimited battery life, brilliant integrated flashlight, rugged build, and accurate tracking make this a perfect watch for adventurists. Unfortunately, the display is still monochrome, mapping remains limited, and the watch can be chunky for some people. more buying choices The Garmin Instinct series has always been focused on the outdoor adventurer…

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How CISOs Can Master Operational Control Assurance — And Why It Matters

How CISOs Can Master Operational Control Assurance — And Why It Matters

Chief Information Security Officers are facing rising pressure to ensure robust security and compliance across globally distributed environments. Managing multiple security tools and platforms while avoiding inconsistencies and gaps in coverage is an ever-growing challenge. Digital transformation and the shift to the cloud introduces even more areas of concern. With sensitive data distributed across multiple cloud providers, CISOs struggle to maintain visibility into these complex and ephemeral environments. As both the technology and threat landscapes…

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Adobe Firefly now generates AI images with OpenAI, Google, and Flux models – how to access them

Adobe Firefly now generates AI images with OpenAI, Google, and Flux models – how to access them

Generated via Adobe Firefly by Adobe There are so many image generators on the market, each with its advantages. Picking which model to use for each task can be daunting, so Adobe wants to simplify that process.  Also: Adobe Photoshop is getting its first AI agent – here’s what it can do for you On Thursday, at Adobe Max London, Firefly, Adobe’s app for AI-assisted content creation, added several new models, including competitor image-generating models from…

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Chrome Extension Uses AI Engine to Act Without User Input

Chrome Extension Uses AI Engine to Act Without User Input

AI agents are projected to revolutionize the AI online experience, performing tasks and chores we’ve asked them to do in the background while we’re doing something more productive or enjoyable. However, it has recently been proven that AI agent infrastructure could be used to perform unsolicited actions on our behalf.  A group of security researchers at ExtensionTotal has found a suspicious Google Chrome extension that can perform actions without requiring any permission from the user…

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CVE-2025-31324: Zero-Day Vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver Exploited in the Wild

CVE-2025-31324: Zero-Day Vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver Exploited in the Wild

SAP has released out-of-band patch to address CVE-2025-31324, a critical zero-day vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver that has been exploited by threat actors. Organizations are strongly encouraged to apply patches as soon as possible. Background On April 22, ReliaQuest published details of their investigation of exploit activity in SAP NetWeaver servers. Initially it was unclear if their discovery was a new vulnerability or the abuse of CVE-2017-9844, a vulnerability that could lead to a denial-of-service (DoS)…

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Your TV's USB port is seriously underutilized: 5 handy features you're overlooking

Your TV's USB port is seriously underutilized: 5 handy features you're overlooking

Adam Breeden/ZDNET After the initial setup, most people rarely engage directly with their smart TV. With wireless connectivity, phone apps, and remote controls, there’s little need to. Tucked next to the essential HDMI ports, a USB 2.0 port — likely sitting unnoticed on the back or side panel — offers more potential than you might expect.   Also: Your TV’s USB port has an underrated benefit that can revitalize an old system – here’s how…

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How to prevent your streaming device from tracking your viewing habits (and why it makes a difference)

How to prevent your streaming device from tracking your viewing habits (and why it makes a difference)

Maria Diaz/ZDNET Whenever I hear about consumer data tracking, my half-century-old brain dredges up that Hall and Oates hit called “Private Eyes” with the refrain “they’re watching you.”  I don’t mean to incite Big Brother paranoia; I know I’m not being spied on everywhere I go, especially not in the seclusion of my home. But while using streaming devices, you can almost guarantee that your entertainment and advertisement preferences are being tracked. Also: Your Roku…

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TCS launches SovereignSecure Cloud aligned with India’s data localization needs

TCS launches SovereignSecure Cloud aligned with India’s data localization needs

Rawat noted that, for emerging markets in Africa, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, where concerns over data sovereignty and dependence on US or China-based cloud providers are growing, the new TCS offering could act as a blueprint for reducing reliance on global cloud giants. India already has many sovereign cloud deployments, but experts believe their capabilities have been limited. While National Informatics Center’s MeghRaj, C-DAC’s PARAMShavak, and hyperscaler-hosted Indian regions (e.g., AWS Hyderabad, Oracle with…

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These Motorola earbuds with Swarovski crystals may be the biggest wearable flex I've seen yet

These Motorola earbuds with Swarovski crystals may be the biggest wearable flex I've seen yet

Kerry Wan/ZDNET If you’re in dire need of some bling on your earbuds, this collaboration between Motorola and Swarovski will fill that diamond-encrusted void. Motorola just announced its Moto Buds Loop, and they’re just as much a fashion accessory as they are earbuds.  The Moto Buds Loop are open earbuds with a clip-on form factor, mimicking the style and fit of an earring or ear cuff. The earbuds, available in Pantone-curated French Oak or Trekking…

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I tested Motorola's $1,300 Razr Ultra, and it made my Samsung Galaxy Z Flip feel outdated

I tested Motorola's ,300 Razr Ultra, and it made my Samsung Galaxy Z Flip feel outdated

Kerry Wan/ZDNET You have my attention, Motorola. The company yesterday unveiled not one, not two, but three Razr flip phones, including a first-ever ‘Ultra’ model that’s feature-packed, fashionably styled, and unsurprisingly expensive at $1,299. Also: Motorola Solutions to outfit first responders with new AI-enabled body cameras I spent an intimate afternoon with all three models ahead of their launch, and, barring the price tag that makes me question the state of the economy, my first…

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