September >2007 Archive
Browse by publication date:
- 1st Saturday
- 2nd Sunday
- 3rd Monday
- 4th Tuesday
- 5th Wednesday
- 6th Thursday
- 7th Friday
- 8th Saturday
- 9th Sunday
- 10th Monday
- 11th Tuesday
VMware gets into apps with Bluetooth-pinging COVID-safe-office tools
I got 99 problems, and all of them are your fault
China slams 'dirty' America's 'clean network' plan, reminds world of PRISM snoop-fest exposed by Ed Snowden
Frosty the plaintiff: Yeti Data flings surprise trademark sueball at Snowflake
Have I Been Pwned to go open source – 10bn credentials, not so much, says creator Hunt
British Army does not Excel at spreadsheets: Soldiers' newly announced promotions are revoked after sorting snafu
Angular framework support brings Microsoft's Visual Studio into line with its way cooler little brother, VS Code
Greatest crossover of all time: Microsoft, Samsung preview Android on Windows via Your Phone app
What happens when holes perfect for spyware are found in the engine room of millions of Qualcomm-based phones? Let's find out
How did you spend your time at university? Pizza, booze, sleeping? This Oxford student is snooping on satellites
Android user chucks potential $10bn+ sueball at Google over 'spying', 'harvesting data'... this time to build supposed rival to TikTok called 'Shorts'
So you've decided you want to write a Windows rootkit. Good thing this chap's just demystified it in a talk
Machine log roller Sumo Logic expands to swallow AWS data-watching, DevOps performance
Microsoft introduces Open Service Mesh for Kubernetes, plans quick donation to CNCF
Are your homegrown business apps as secure, fast and usable as they could be?
New Relic streamlines app monitoring tools, shifts to per-user, pay-as-you-go pricing, adds free tier to lure you in
Ancestry.com: Let arbitrator decide on auto-enrolling membership lawsuit
Rackspace IPO bags $704m, proceeds used to pay down debts to private equity backer
Going for a song: Wales inks £300m in deals after shopping spree for hardware, software, and audio-visual equipment
European Commission: Full-scale probe launched into data-slurping potential of Google's $2.1bn Fitbit buy
Just like when you 'game over' two seconds into a new level... Facebook launches Gaming app without games on iOS
Apple faces further iPhone 12 supply chain woes, per famed analyst Ming-Chi Kuo
That's how we roll: OWC savagely undercuts Apple's $699 Mac Pro wheels with bargain $199 alternative
Rejoice! China's smartphone market drops 10% as 5G purchases surge
The sun is shining, the birds are singing. You can shut the curtains and tour The National Museum of Computing in VR
Q: What’s big, red and pulses UV light into the cosmos three times a night? A: Mars
Geneticists throw hands in the air, change gene naming rules to finally stop Microsoft Excel eating their data
The results are in: Science says the Solar System's magnetic heliosphere looks like a deflated croissant
Whoops, our bad, we just may have 'accidentally' left Google Home devices recording your every word, sound, sorry
UK puts £200m on table for dynamic purchasing system to supply public sector with AI
Self-driving car supremo Anthony Levandowski sentenced to 18 months in the clink for stealing trade secrets from Google's Waymo
Singapore to give all incoming travelers wearable tracking device
Search for 'things of value' in a bank: Iowa cops allege this bloke broke into one and decided on ... hand sanitiser
First alligators, then dogs, now Basil Fawlty is trying to standardise social distancing measures
The Last of Us Part II: Never mind the Metacritic nonsense, Naughty Dog's ultra-violent odyssey is a must-play*
An irritating itch down the back of your neck? Searing midsummer heat? Of course, it can only be SysAdmin Day
Most Read
-
Whoops, our bad, we just may have 'accidentally' left Google Home devices recording your every word, sound, sorry
-
What happens when holes perfect for spyware are found in the engine room of millions of Qualcomm-based phones? Let's find out
-
British Army does not Excel at spreadsheets: Soldiers' newly announced promotions are revoked after sorting snafu
-
Android user chucks potential $10bn+ sueball at Google over 'spying', 'harvesting data'... this time to build supposed rival to TikTok called 'Shorts'
-
How did you spend your time at university? Pizza, booze, sleeping? This Oxford student is snooping on satellites
MORE CONTENT
SITUATION PUBLISHING
The Register - Independent news and views for the tech community. Part of Situation Publishing
Biting the hand that feeds IT © 1998–2020