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Zoom-er or later, your past catches up with you: Vid chat service catches sueball over end-to-end encryption claim

Texas jury: Apple on the hook for half a billion dollars after infringing 4G LTE patents

Can't decide which OS to run today? Why not Linux inside Windows inside macOS?

Wi-Fi 6 isn't signed off yet, but boffins are already teasing us with specs for venerable wireless tech's next gen

Just can't let go of those Windows CE apps? Microsoft has a container for that

Some lucky web developer just scored $20k to scour Facebook out of Neil Young’s website

Firefox maker Mozilla axes a quarter of its workforce, blames coronavirus, vows to 'develop new revenue streams'

Microsoft: The UK is facing an AI skills gap. If only there were a humble cloud giant that could help

Irony, thy name is SANS: 28k records nicked from infosec training org after staffer's email account phished

If you haven't yet patched this critical hole in SAP NetWeaver Application Server, today is not your day

This is node joke. Tor battles to fend off swarm of Bitcoin-stealing evil exit relays making up about 25% of outgoing capacity at its height

Citrix warns of patch-ASAP-grade bugs in its working-from-home products, just as we're all working from home

AWS Marketplace webinar: Learn how to automate and scale continuous integration to boost your business

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?

What looks like a global pay freeze, sounds like a global pay freeze, but isn't a global pay freeze? Ask IBM

UK.gov to propose new rules for online political campaigns after last election marred by an avalanche of fake news

Pakistan aims to quadruple IT exports to $5bn, with freelancing youth to the fore

UK utility Thames Water splashes cash as host of IT consultancies appointed to handle £100m worth of deals

We have bad news for non-US Microsoft fans: The incoming Surface Duo is underspecced, overpriced, and over there

Never Hertz to try: Samsung's new adaptive display tech will change frequency depending on the app you're running

How is Trump's anti-Chinese rhetoric playing out? 70% of smartphones sold in the US are – surprise – made in China

Microsoft spills beans on release, pricing for folding fancyphone: Start your Surface Duo engines now

Geek's Guide

Rocket Lab to bounce back from July's orbital fail with bulging payloads and parachuting Electrons

Why so salty, Ceres? Is it on account of your underground oceans and cryovolcanism?

NASA to stop using names like 'Eskimo Nebula' and 're-examine' what it calls cosmic objects

The sun is shining, the birds are singing. You can shut the curtains and tour The National Museum of Computing in VR

India explores blockchain-powered voting but not to enable online elections

Googlers show off AI that can help developers protect crypto code from key-slurping side-channel attacks

Uncle Sam says it's perfecting autonomous AI-powered drone, vehicle swarms to 'dominate' battlefields

Whoops, our bad, we may have 'accidentally' let Google Home devices record your every word, sound – oops

Verity Stob

The future of signage is here, and it wants an update

Steve Wozniak at 70: Here's to the bloke behind Apple who wasn't a complete... turtleneck

What are you gonna do? Give me detention? Illinois schools ban pyjamas in online classes

UK lockdown easing heralds the return of burgers... and bork

Articles about Coronavirus (COVID‑19)

What looks like a global pay freeze, sounds like a global pay freeze, but isn't a global pay freeze? Ask IBM

ExclusiveHR boss warns staff Big Blue will 'suspend' salary reviews, moving rises to 2021

Firefox maker Mozilla axes a quarter of its workforce, blames coronavirus, vows to 'develop new revenue streams'

250 'true Mozillians' laid off, Taiwan office completely shuttered

Dreams feel real while we're in them, don't they Salesforce? 'Critical' virtual event Dreamforce faces the axe

'Obviously a critical brand' says CEO Benioff as he calls off online occasion

UK lockdown easing heralds the return of burgers... and bork

Bork!Bork!Bork!Eat out to BSOD?*

Super Cali COVID count is somewhat out of focus, server crash and expired cert makes numbers quite atrocious

Computer glitch followed by senior public health resignation in Golden State

As hospital-based infections set to rise, best not change the vendor behind the system that tracks them, hm?

Now's not the time for competition, says Public Health England

Search for 'things of value' in a bank: Iowa cops allege this bloke broke into one and decided on ... hand sanitiser

Plus: CDC still telling folks not to drink it

VMware gets into apps with Bluetooth-pinging COVID-safe-office tools

And expands its Horizons VDI into new clouds

Network sniffers find COVID-19 did not break the internet – though it was behind a massive jump in outages

Disruptions leapt 63% as lockdowns came into force after February

You think the UK coronavirus outbreak was bad? Just wait till winter: Study shows test-and-trace system is failing

Modelling suggests massive second wave without major improvements

Singapore to give all incoming travelers wearable tracking device

Bluetooth and GPS widget will be used to enforce home COVID quarantine

When you're stuck at home in a pandemic, what do you do? Watch TV, play music, use apps, buy laptops, gadgets... Stuff that Apple touts

And stuff that Cupertino just banked billions from

Get ready to try virtual-reality goggles, er, virtually: Another in-person event bites the dust as CES 2021 hauled online

Put away your Hawaiian shirts, no post-lockdown Vegas January for you

SAP takes a punch to its software licensing revenue but Ellison's promise of customer exodus to Oracle seemingly fails to materialise

Nothing to say, Larry? Makes a change

Bill Gates debunks 'coronavirus vaccine is my 5G mind control microchip implant' conspiracy theory

He would say that… because he's not an actual supervillain

We told you remote working is quite good, says Citrix as its numbers head higher

Q2 revenue and subs surge, annual guidance boosted again

Nominet shakes up system for expiring .uk domains, just happens to choose one that will make it £millions. Again

AnalysisBrit registry is the cash cow that keeps on giving. Whether it wants to or not

960 LinkedIn employees will be let go... If only there was some kind of 'social network for suits' to assist job hunts

It looks like your CV needs updating. Would you like help?

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