Vivo X60 Pro: Branding was plastered all over the Euros, but does the phone perform better than the English team?
Review We reckon it'd snatch it in extra time thanks to camera
03 Aug 2021 | 23
Employed as an intern at Vulture Central in 2018, Richard Speed stuck around and managed to achieve the lofty title of Reporter after demonstrating his prowess at carrying beer glasses. He studied English Literature and Computer Science at university before spending a quarter of a century at the sharp, pointy end of IT. Now he much prefers writing about it rather than having to make it work. Richard covers Microsoft and open source software. He is also responsible for the Bork!Bork!Bork! feature, and the On Call and Who, Me? columns.
Undebug my heart: Using Cisco's IOS to take down capitalism – accidentally
Who, Me? Two little letters is all it takes
02 Aug 2021 | 62
Happy 60th, Sinclair Radionics: We'll remember you for your revolutionary calculators and crap watches
ZX Spectrum was pretty cool too
30 Jul 2021 | 82
On this most auspicious of days, we ask: How many sysadmins does it take to change a lightbulb?
Protip: Don't treat the IT department like this if you value your life
30 Jul 2021 | 62
What to do with our leftover Saturn V Lego? Why, build another rocket, of course
This time the Saturn 1B
30 Jul 2021 | 13
Malware and Trojans, but there's only one horse the boss man wants to hear about
On Call The company's IT might be on fire, but my needs trump those of the many
30 Jul 2021 | 29
Have you turned it off and on again? Russia's Nauka module just about makes it to the ISS
Elderly lab negotiates tricky docking
29 Jul 2021 | 35
Are you a 1%er? Windows 11 turns up in the usage figures
Shrinking survey could signify decline of UWP
28 Jul 2021 | 21
Since it's the only way to differentiate in a Chromium-dominated market, Vivaldi 4.1 introduces 'Accordion' tabs
Do the browser polka
28 Jul 2021 | 17
Boeing and Rocket Lab hope for the best as both return to launchpad following failures
Space is hard
28 Jul 2021 | 5
Mozilla ups its VPN game – and the price – with split tunneling for Android, iOS
Early birds really do get the worm, it would seem
28 Jul 2021 | 9
Remember when Microsoft devs got so excited about Windows 8 features, Twitter thought it was under attack?
Microblogging site turned off its website for Build 2011 attendees
27 Jul 2021 | 4
UK regulator Ofcom seeks more powers to deal with mega constellations
Operator shall talk unto operator or the big stick will be wielded
27 Jul 2021 | 17
UK's National Museum of Computing asks tunesmiths to recreate bleeps, bloops, and parps of retro game music
Competition in celebration of the BBC Micro's 40th anniversary
27 Jul 2021 | 43
Steam-powered computers: Retro cool or old and busted?
Bork!Bork!Bork! The silicon is weak, but the iron is strong
27 Jul 2021 | 29
Early Skype developer Jaan Tallinn splashes cash in latest funding for Matrix-based instant messenger Element
Decentralised comms is where it's at
27 Jul 2021 | 28
You, too, can be a Windows domain controller and do whatever you like, with this one weird WONTFIX trick
Microsoft offers some mitigations for thwarting PetitPotam attacks
26 Jul 2021 | 29
The cockroach of Windows, XP, lives on in London's Victoria Coach Station
BORK!BORK!BORK! The three horsemen of the borkpocalypse: CMOS error, XP and... death
26 Jul 2021 | 18
Somebody is destined for somewhere hot, and definitely not Coventry
Who, Me? Praise be for Firewalls
26 Jul 2021 | 72
Latest Windows 11 Preview a well-rounded update – literally
What else is round? Oh yes, holes
23 Jul 2021 | 15
Apologetic Audacity rewrites privacy policy after 'significant lapse in communication'
Of course kids are allowed. Whatever gave you the impression they weren't?
23 Jul 2021 | 44
Exsparko-destructus! What happens when wand waving meets extremely poor wiring
On Call You killed my data centre, prepare to die
23 Jul 2021 | 94
Microsoft has a workaround for 'HiveNightmare' flaw: Nuke your shadow copies from orbit
It's the only way to be sure
22 Jul 2021 | 32
Securing the cloud while Windows burns: Microsoft pops CloudKnox in trolley
At least Redmond is taking some security seriously
22 Jul 2021 | 1
