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If you have Microsoft 365 and Windows Virtual Desktop, do you need Citrix? Apparently

With a wave of Nokia's wand, behold as your 4G network magically becomes... 5G

BigQuery analytics goes multi-cloud: Use our service without moving your data, says Google – but there is no magic

UK smacks Huawei with banhammer: Buying firm's 5G gear illegal from year-end, mobile networks ordered to rip out all Huawei next-gen kit by 2027

When you see PWA, Microsoft and Google want you to think Programs With Attitude: Web app release tool tweaked

Pretend your holiday wasn't cancelled from next month: Microsoft Flight Simulator cleared for take-off

Rust code in Linux kernel looks more likely as language team lead promises support

Microsoft Visual Studio gets .NET Core debugging – on WSL2

Burn baby burn, infosec inferno: Just 21% of security pros haven't considered quitting their current job

Collabera hacked: IT staffing'n'services giant hit by ransomware, employee personal data stolen

Guilty: Russian miscreant who hacked LinkedIn, Dropbox, Formspring, stole 200-million-plus account records

Sueball locked, loaded and pointed at LinkedIn over iOS privacy naughtiness

Safety first: Our Continuous Lifecycle Online tech event this week puts infrastructure security front and centre

Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

Microsoft integrates Azure Functions with Dapr – for when you run Azure Functions outside Azure. Confused yet?

Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug

Pakistan pitches ‘most relaxed tax structure’ in the world to tech investors

Google creates $10bn 'digitisation fund' for India

Mixed signals? Yes and no: Analog Devices snaps up rival Maxim Integrated for $20.9bn

Reporting live from Gartner pandemic watch: IT spending is shrinking by X this year, I mean Y

Modular edutech PC crew opens fresh Kano beans with expanded kit and accessories

It's handbags at dawn: America to hit France with 25% tariffs on luxuries over digital tax on US tech titans

Top Ubisoft execs eject after staff complain of 'toxic' workplace environment for women at Canadian studios

Apple: Don't close MacBooks with a webcam cover on, you might damage the display

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Double helping of delays for SpaceX as Starlink, ANASIS-II missions cling to terra firma

Japanese probe to land asteroid rock sample in Australia on December 6th

The world's nonsense keeping you awake in middle of the night? Good news. Go outside and see this two-tail comet

Spotted the ISS in the sky yet? How about pulling out some spare kit and giving it a listen?

Four years after swallowing Arm Holdings, SoftBank said to be mulling Brit chip biz sale

Fancy some fishy-chips? Just order one of these sensors: Research shines light on suspect component sources

Singapore-sponsored finance blockchain ready to run international payments, say financial heavies

You've think you've heard it all about automation in technology? Get a load of this robot that plugs in cables

Verity Stob

Google employs people to invent colours – and they think their work improves your wellbeing

Cornish drinkers catch a different kind of buzz as pub installs electric fence at bar

All in all it's just another bork on the wall: For pity's sake, begs signage, climb onto the pub's roof and boot me up

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Articles about California

Happy privacy action day in California: If you don't have 'Do not sell my information' in your website footer, you need to read this story right now

Golden State AG prepares crackdown

01 Jul 2020

Nothing fills you with confidence in an IT contractor more than hearing its staff personal records were stolen by ransomware hackers. Right, Cognizant?

Employees bag commiseration prize of free ID protection

18 Jun 2020

California bigwigs rule Uber, Lyft dial-a-ride drivers are employees, not contractors

Good news: You may get basic rights. Bad news: No one is hailing cabs

10 Jun 2020

Remind us again, why work for AWS? Petty Amazon sues marketing veep after he defects to Google Cloud

Hyperscalers spar in non-compete, NDA spat

10 Jun 2020

California emits fine-print of its GDPR-ish digital privacy law, complete with Google and Facebook-sized holes

Sure, companies will probably just ignore its most important component, but what you gonna do?

03 Jun 2020

Apple owes us big time for bungled display-killing cable design in MacBook Pro kit, lawsuit claims

iGiant not only screwed up the wiring, it knew it was shipping dodgy gear, it is claimed

08 May 2020

California’s privacy warriors are back – and this time they want to take their fight all the way to the ballot box

Politicos watered down earlier efforts, so data defenders will fight to the end

06 May 2020

ICANN delays .org sell off after California's attorney general intervenes at last minute, tears non-profit a new one over sale

DNS overseer accused of ignoring the very people it is supposed to represent

17 Apr 2020

California emits latest layoff statistics. March's numbers are ugly. It's 19,000 total, including many in tech

Symantec, Cisco, Uber, loathsome Juul, others shed staff amid pandemic

27 Mar 2020

Not a Genius move after all: Apple must cough up $$$ in back pay for store staff forced to wait for bag searches

California Supreme Court skewers iGiant for stiffing loyal drones

13 Feb 2020

California’s Attorney General joins the long list of people who have had it with Facebook

As thousands of internal files leak revealing antisocial biz's pressure on app makers

06 Nov 2019

The results are in… and California’s GDPR-ish digital privacy law has survived onslaught by Google and friends

AnalysisFive amendments to law approved before deadline, none undercut core goals

16 Sep 2019

The gig (economy) is up: New California law upgrades Lyft, Uber, other app serfs to staff

AnalysisRules may blow up bug bounty upstarts, too

11 Sep 2019

Uber, Lyft and DoorDash put $30m apiece into ballot battle fund to kill gig-economy employee benefits

We love our employees, sorry, contractors, so much we’ll spend a small fortune stopping them from getting overtime, workers’ comp etc

30 Aug 2019

Choc-a-block: AWS sues sales exec for legging it to Google Cloud. Yup, another bitter battle over non-compete clauses

Amazon demands restraining order preventing bod from jumping ship to Chocolate Factory

05 Aug 2019

California's politicians rush to gut internet privacy law with pro-tech giant amendments

AnalysisMeanwhile, the only pro-privacy proposal gets quietly pulled

23 Apr 2019

Hey, remember that California privacy law? Big Tech is trying to ram a massive hole in it

AnalysisAmendment would exempt, um, Google and Facebook

16 Apr 2019

Super Cali optimistic right-to-repair's negotious, even though Apple thought it was something quite atrocious

US state joins others mulling laws allowing folks to freely fix their kit

19 Mar 2019

If you have Microsoft 365 and Windows Virtual Desktop, do you need Citrix? Apparently

With a wave of Nokia's wand, behold as your 4G network magically becomes... 5G

BigQuery analytics goes multi-cloud: Use our service without moving your data, says Google – but there is no magic

UK smacks Huawei with banhammer: Buying firm's 5G gear illegal from year-end, mobile networks ordered to rip out all Huawei next-gen kit by 2027

When you see PWA, Microsoft and Google want you to think Programs With Attitude: Web app release tool tweaked

Pretend your holiday wasn't cancelled from next month: Microsoft Flight Simulator cleared for take-off

Rust code in Linux kernel looks more likely as language team lead promises support

Microsoft Visual Studio gets .NET Core debugging – on WSL2

Burn baby burn, infosec inferno: Just 21% of security pros haven't considered quitting their current job

Collabera hacked: IT staffing'n'services giant hit by ransomware, employee personal data stolen

Guilty: Russian miscreant who hacked LinkedIn, Dropbox, Formspring, stole 200-million-plus account records

Sueball locked, loaded and pointed at LinkedIn over iOS privacy naughtiness

Safety first: Our Continuous Lifecycle Online tech event this week puts infrastructure security front and centre

Rancher rides off into the SUSE-set after acquisition by Linux outfit

Microsoft integrates Azure Functions with Dapr – for when you run Azure Functions outside Azure. Confused yet?

Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug

Pakistan pitches ‘most relaxed tax structure’ in the world to tech investors

Google creates $10bn 'digitisation fund' for India

Mixed signals? Yes and no: Analog Devices snaps up rival Maxim Integrated for $20.9bn

Reporting live from Gartner pandemic watch: IT spending is shrinking by X this year, I mean Y

Modular edutech PC crew opens fresh Kano beans with expanded kit and accessories

It's handbags at dawn: America to hit France with 25% tariffs on luxuries over digital tax on US tech titans

Top Ubisoft execs eject after staff complain of 'toxic' workplace environment for women at Canadian studios

Apple: Don't close MacBooks with a webcam cover on, you might damage the display

Double helping of delays for SpaceX as Starlink, ANASIS-II missions cling to terra firma

Japanese probe to land asteroid rock sample in Australia on December 6th

The world's nonsense keeping you awake in middle of the night? Good news. Go outside and see this two-tail comet

Spotted the ISS in the sky yet? How about pulling out some spare kit and giving it a listen?

Four years after swallowing Arm Holdings, SoftBank said to be mulling Brit chip biz sale

Fancy some fishy-chips? Just order one of these sensors: Research shines light on suspect component sources

Singapore-sponsored finance blockchain ready to run international payments, say financial heavies

You've think you've heard it all about automation in technology? Get a load of this robot that plugs in cables

Google employs people to invent colours – and they think their work improves your wellbeing

Cornish drinkers catch a different kind of buzz as pub installs electric fence at bar

All in all it's just another bork on the wall: For pity's sake, begs signage, climb onto the pub's roof and boot me up

Hungry? Please enjoy this delicious NaN, courtesy of British Gas and Sainsbury's

Articles about California

Happy privacy action day in California: If you don't have 'Do not sell my information' in your website footer, you need to read this story right now

Nothing fills you with confidence in an IT contractor more than hearing its staff personal records were stolen by ransomware hackers. Right, Cognizant?

California bigwigs rule Uber, Lyft dial-a-ride drivers are employees, not contractors

Remind us again, why work for AWS? Petty Amazon sues marketing veep after he defects to Google Cloud

California emits fine-print of its GDPR-ish digital privacy law, complete with Google and Facebook-sized holes

Apple owes us big time for bungled display-killing cable design in MacBook Pro kit, lawsuit claims

California’s privacy warriors are back – and this time they want to take their fight all the way to the ballot box

ICANN delays .org sell off after California's attorney general intervenes at last minute, tears non-profit a new one over sale

California emits latest layoff statistics. March's numbers are ugly. It's 19,000 total, including many in tech

Not a Genius move after all: Apple must cough up $$$ in back pay for store staff forced to wait for bag searches

California’s Attorney General joins the long list of people who have had it with Facebook

The results are in… and California’s GDPR-ish digital privacy law has survived onslaught by Google and friends

The gig (economy) is up: New California law upgrades Lyft, Uber, other app serfs to staff

Uber, Lyft and DoorDash put $30m apiece into ballot battle fund to kill gig-economy employee benefits

Choc-a-block: AWS sues sales exec for legging it to Google Cloud. Yup, another bitter battle over non-compete clauses

California's politicians rush to gut internet privacy law with pro-tech giant amendments

Hey, remember that California privacy law? Big Tech is trying to ram a massive hole in it

Super Cali optimistic right-to-repair's negotious, even though Apple thought it was something quite atrocious

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Oh what a cute little animation... OH MY GOD. (Not acceptable, even in the '80s)

Rust code in Linux kernel looks more likely as language team lead promises support

You call Verizon. A Google bot answers. You demand a human. The human is told what to say by the bot

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