Software
Chrome on Mac sucks (electrons), says Google, so we'll fix it
Battery gluttony targeted for code-fixes to keep you feeding data to Google for longer
15 Jun 00:05 | 10
15th > June > 2015 Archive
Networks
Cisco issues 16 patches to pop pesky peccant packets
Remote code execution for some, denial of service for the rest of us
15 Jun 00:57 | 2
Security
Snapchat slings SMS two-factor authentication
'Culture of security' shift gains ground
15 Jun 01:56 | 1
Networks
Chuck chucks Cisco's China C-suite
More execs shown the door as Borg looks for Middle Kingdom kickstarter
15 Jun 02:55 | 4
Networks
Taiwan incumbent adds G.fast to tech mix
Could launch as soon as September
15 Jun 03:55 | 2
On-Prem
Hyperconvergence isn't about hardware: It's server-makers becoming software companies
Clouds sell compute by the glass. On-premises kitmakers want to sell wine-as-a-service
15 Jun 04:55 | 3
Personal Tech
Cortana threatens to blow away ESC key
Toshiba's Windows 10 PCs machines to get top-left key for digital assistant
15 Jun 05:58 | 75
Networks
Australia's comms regs broken says Vodafone (as it would)
'BT doesn't overcharge for mobiles' – what's wrong with this picture?
15 Jun 06:14 |
Security
Uber petitions page p0wned, thanks to textbook code
Lyft-loving Loki says taxi terrors used n00b-grade code from online tutorial to build its polls
15 Jun 06:30 | 8
Science
Stratosphere protects WASP's hot body, say boffins
Space 'scope spots an exo-stratosphere for the first time, warns of Titanium rain
15 Jun 06:57 | 6
OSes
Linus Torvalds asks kernel devs to take a break so he can too
Linux 4.1 delayed by driver dramas and Linus' holiday
15 Jun 07:29 | 18
Storage
Huawei humps up its DS8000 heavyweight array range
Doubles performance, nearly quadruples capacity
15 Jun 08:03 | 8
SaaS
'Right to be forgotten' applies WORLDWIDE, thunders Parisian court
You've got two weeks to appease le beak, say French legal eagles
15 Jun 08:28 | 38
Product Roundup
Intel inside: Six of the best affordable PC laptops
Budget machines to leave you quids in and spoilt for choice
15 Jun 09:03 | 68
Comment
Veeam-ing all the way to the bank: No IPO for these VM replicants
Firm also claims 4,000 new customers a month
15 Jun 09:27 |
Legal
EU steps (marginally, tentatively) towards new data protection law
Several fat ladies still to sing
15 Jun 09:58 | 7
On-Prem
IBM lobs 3,500 staffers at Apache Spark
Big Blue researchers pile into cluster parade
15 Jun 10:27 | 2
Software
OPEN WIDE: Microsoft Live Writer authoring tool going open source
Hanselman: 'I didn't expect this little tweet reply to cause a ruckus'
15 Jun 10:54 | 9
On-Prem
Unlucky, Palmer: Facebook's going to BAN Oculus pr0n apps
Virtual muck now struck from smut bucket content glut despite Luckey's pluck
15 Jun 11:07 | 54
Channel
Revenue up 62 per cent, as Redcentric posts bumper post-buy results
Firm sets sights on bigger mid-market slice
15 Jun 11:24 |
On-Prem
Salesforce's $20 billion challenge: to go deep, deep, deep
Next chapter is a balance of neutrality and integration
15 Jun 11:38 | 1
On-Prem
How OpenStack became the big dogs' game – and why it's still for you
Get rich or die tryin'
15 Jun 11:52 | 3
Legal
Grumpy EU ministers agree shaky pact on new data protection law
Talks start this month with EU Parliament and Commish
15 Jun 12:06 | 6
Personal Tech
Limited edition Iron Man S6 sells for $91,000 thanks to ... serial number
Unknown Chinese bidder snags phone for 100 times retail price
15 Jun 12:21 | 35
Science
Japanese female fish in sperm-producing strangeness
Researchers identify vertebrates' germ cells genetic switch
15 Jun 12:42 | 15
Analysis
'Snowden risked lives' fearfest story prompts sceptical sneers
Anon murmurs fool few serious infosec watchers
15 Jun 12:58 | 79
On-Prem
The Hound of Hounslow: No $40m Wall Street wobbler
Architects, not coders, to blame for vulnerable HFT markets
15 Jun 13:29 | 20
On-Prem
It's curtains for you, copper: IBM boffins push the LIGHT FANTASTIC
Use silicon photonics to continue chasing Moore's Law
15 Jun 13:59 | 27
Legal
Would EU exit 'stuff' the UK? Tech policy boss gets diplomatic
Brussels now intent on bolstering tech startups
15 Jun 14:55 | 69
On-Prem
Deutsche Telekom, Huawei: Let's rain on Amazon’s euro cloud together
German telco emphasises security, lack of NSA nibbling
15 Jun 15:58 | 7
Channel
Duqu 2.0 malware buried into Windows PCs using 'stolen Foxconn certs'
Driver signed by Chinese factory giant, says Kaspersky
15 Jun 17:28 | 38
On-Prem
Chancellor Merkel 'was patient zero' in German govt network hack
Her computer was used to spread Trojan, it is claimed
15 Jun 18:16 | 34
Legal
Canada to ICANN in dot-sucks dot-rumble: Take off, you hoser!
Knubley not bubbly about TLD price query
15 Jun 19:02 | 4
Science
POD RACING: SpaceX will build the Hyperloop railgun tube-way – you bring the ride
Student competition launched
15 Jun 19:48 | 13
Recap
Silicon Valley season closer: Would you like fried servers with that?
Ah the sweet smell of successful failure
15 Jun 19:55 | 13
SaaS
LastPass got hacked: Change your master password NOW
Pff, more like LostPass
15 Jun 21:13 | 134
Legal
Sunday Times fires off copyright complaint at Snowden story critics
Whacked hacks face flack, slap back in article scrap
15 Jun 21:17 | 73
SaaS
It's about forking time: Node.js, io.js to mend differences, remerge
Server-side JavaScript tools reunited under wing of Linux Foundation
15 Jun 22:01 | 11
E3 2015
Microsoft finally finishes its PowerPC emulator
Look what the nerd brought to a gaming conference
15 Jun 23:29 | 24
Security
Australia needs MOAR L33T WHITE HATZ, says Federal Police
The land of the crypto-ban has trouble filling its cyber-defence jobs
15 Jun 23:44 | 5
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