23rd July 2020 Archive • The Register

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Microsoft Q4 sales up, profit down, shares down. More importantly, someone reboot the CEO. He keeps repeating 'tech intensity' over and over

Welcome to the new Digital Transformation, folks?

23 Jul 00:00 | 6

Frozen: Bank accounts of suspected Chinese Cisco counterfeiters who exploited pandemic shortages

Cali federal judge admits he can only do so much against businesses based in Middle Kingdom

23 Jul 01:12 | 12

Suspected armed robber’s privacy was not infringed by cops’ specific cellphone tower data slurp, US judge rules

Decision may help clarify law following landmark Supreme Court decision

23 Jul 02:17 | 28

VMware to stop describing hardware as ‘male’ and ‘female’ in new terminology guide

‘Abort’ is gone, too, and so is ‘segregate’ and ‘kill’

23 Jul 03:28 | 213

'First ever' snap emerges of something vaguely resembling our solar system 300 ly away. We'll take 10 tickets

Gassy giants make Jupiter look like an absolute tiddler

23 Jul 05:06 | 32

China successfully launches Mars probe that packs an orbiter, lander, rover

State media posts short vid and says Tianwen-1 is doing just fine so let’s just go with that shall we?

23 Jul 06:34 | 29

WhatsApp India to push pensions, insurance and loans

And use the experience as a template for new products everywhere

Shocked I am. Shocked to find that underground bank-card-trading forums are full of liars, cheats, small-time grifters

No honor among thieves

23 Jul 07:04 | 31

From Accompli to Microsoft to Google: G Suite chief Javier Soltero chases the 'complete collaborative experience'

But users are 'always one small event away from frustration' when platforms clash, claims IT support biz

23 Jul 08:04 | 12

Apple to hand out limited-edition iPhones among 1337 h4x0rs because it wants more bug-hunters

'Security Research Device' is for lab use only by those willing to help Cupertino find flaws

23 Jul 08:27 | 20

UK surveillance laws tightened up as most spying demands to be subject to warrants

Retired judges now to take greater part in overseeing council snoopers

23 Jul 09:26 | 25

Ubiquiti, go write on the board 100 times, 'I must validate input data before using it'... Update silently breaks IDS/IPS

Bad traffic rules from HQ caused intrusion detection and prevention on gateways to just stop working

23 Jul 10:14 | 11

Absolutely fabless: MediaTek lifts the lid on latest 5G 7nm Dimensity chipset family

Qualcomm rival aims SoC at mid-tier next gen 5G mobiles, doesn't appear to support mmWave

23 Jul 11:02 | 4

Microsoft tells AMD-powered Insiders they're unblocked in new Windows 10 Dev Channel build: 'Oh no we're not!'

Panto season starts early in Redmond

23 Jul 11:27 | 13

If you want to design and make your own 5nm high-end system-on-chip, Marvell's offering ASIC-as-a-service

Yes, it's going to cost a bob or two, but the option's there

23 Jul 12:30 | 10

UK tech spending in 2020 will be hit harder than in France or Germany with little prospect of growth next year – analysts

That's what a sluggish pandemic response and 'world-beating' testing programme gets you

23 Jul 13:07 | 9

Twitter hack latest: Up to 36 compromised accounts had their private messages read – including a Dutch politician's

Waves subside for now as microblogging site faces tough questions

23 Jul 13:42 | 11

Fitness freaks flummoxed as massive global Garmin outage leaves them high and dry for hours

No Connect, Web Shop, call centres or customer support – ransomware suspected

23 Jul 14:20 | 65

Smoke on the Tyne: Blaze at BT exchange causes major outages across North East England

Flames contained – but expect slow 'staged restoration' of services

23 Jul 15:05 | 35

HPE opens 5G kit-testing lab where vendors can play with the toys, see what works best

Tech emphasises interoperability, but here firms will find out if it's ready for the prime time

NoSQL Cassandra developer community sets sights on JDK 11 as sped-up 4.0 beta finally hits the streets

'Most stable' release yet boosts scaling speed, data observability

23 Jul 16:59 | 6

Google forced to defend new trademark foundation as Knative community takes umbrage at 'neutrality' claims

Two directors from Google, no other vendors represented. That's vendor-neutral?

23 Jul 19:16 | 5

Amazon's auditing of Alexa Skills is so good, these boffins got all 200+ rule-breaking apps past the reviewers

Want your AI assistant to shout obscenities or hate speech at your child? There's a program for that

23 Jul 20:49 | 24

Congrats, First American Title Insurance, you've made technology history. For all the wrong reasons

Insurer is first biz to be charged in New York for data security negligence after exposing millions of records to the web

23 Jul 22:55 | 20

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