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Antitrust battle latest: Google, Facebook 'colluded' to smash Apple's privacy protections

Amended Texas complaint alleges backroom efforts to maintain ad dominance and more

It's 'near-impossible to escape persistent surveillance' by American ISPs, says FTC

Watchdog finds dubious data gathering, illusory solicitations for consent

22 Oct 19:52 | 6

While the iPhone's repairability is in the toilet, at least the Apple Watch 7 is as fixable as the previous model

Component swaps still a thing – for now

22 Oct 19:15 | 2

Nobody cares about DAB radio – so let's force it onto smart speakers, suggests UK govt review

Britain's anti Amazon and Google war gets a second front

22 Oct 13:49 | 70

Analogue tones of a ZX Spectrum Load set to ride again via podcast project

Remember the R Tape Loading Error?

22 Oct 11:29 | 17

Something for the Weekend, Sir?

Judging by the way your face lit up, my inbox just got more attractive

A message for you, (on your) rudie

22 Oct 09:16 | 38

How to keep a support contract: Make the user think they solved the problem

Look what you found! Aren't you clever!

22 Oct 07:45 | 45

Apple kicked an M1-shaped hole in Intel's quarter

Chipzilla braces for a China-gaming-ban-shaped hole in future results, predicts more product delays

22 Oct 07:26 | 13

US consumer watchdog starts sniffing around tech giants' use of your spending data

Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, PayPal, Square under investigation

21 Oct 23:46 | 10

We're closing the gap with Arm and x86, claims SiFive: New RISC-V CPU core for PCs, servers, mobile incoming

As it appears Intel's attempt to gobble the upstart collapses

21 Oct 22:15 | 11

Unvaccinated and working at Apple? Prepare for COVID-19 testing 'every time' you step in the office

Tell us you've been jabbed or...

21 Oct 21:39 | 189

UK government puts £5bn on the table in trawl for public sector networks services

I dream of wires, say Whitehall’s big buyers

Huawei appears to have quenched its thirst for power in favour of more efficient 5G

Never mind the performance, man, think of the planet

21 Oct 08:36 | 1

IBM Systems sales sag as revenue growth slows to a crawl – but at least tape did OK

Big Blue promises mid-single-digit growth is coming, but CEO struggles to explain how.

21 Oct 06:59 | 16

China to crush secondary market providing forbidden gaming accounts to kids

Beijing's recent crackdowns on internet behaviour have spawned rebellious entrepreneurs, because of course they have.

21 Oct 05:59 | 27

AWS admits cloud ain't always the answer, intros on-prem vid-analysing box

Panorama appliance packs Nvidia Jetson Xavier AGX and will be sold – not rented like other AWS on-prem kit

21 Oct 04:35 | 3

Chip shortage forces temporary Raspberry Pi 4 price rise for the first time

Ten-buck increase for 2GB model 'not here to stay' says Upton

21 Oct 00:00 | 6

Global IT spending to hit $4.5 trillion in 2022, says Gartner

The future's bright, and expensive

20 Oct 21:03 | 3

Memory maker Micron moots $150bn mega manufacturing moneybag

AI and 5G to fuel demand for new plants and R&D

20 Oct 19:55 | 2

DRAM, it stacks up: SK hynix rolls out 819GB/s HBM3 tech

Kit using the chips to appear next year at the earliest

20 Oct 15:13 | 1

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'Windows 11 has been successfully downloaded,' says update for Xbox version of Microsoft Flight Simulator

What? No. Noooooooooooooooooo

Apple's Safari browser runs the risk of becoming the new Internet Explorer – holding the web back for everyone

WebKit engine is well behind the competition

Boeing's Starliner capsule corroded due to high humidity levels, NASA explains, and the spaceship won't fly this year

Meanwhile Elon's running orbital tourist trips and ISS crew missions

We regret to inform you there's an RCE vuln in old version of WinRAR. Yes, the file decompression utility

Update to v6.02 – or don't, but on your head be it

Research finds consumer-grade IoT devices showing up... on corporate networks

Considering the slack security of such kit, it's a perfect storm

Remember, remember, the 1st of November: The day Dell VMware spun out

Virtzilla will be just fine – it's finally figured out how to woo developers, and hardware players won't desert it

We're closing the gap with Arm and x86, claims SiFive: New RISC-V CPU core for PCs, servers, mobile incoming

As it appears Intel's attempt to gobble the upstart collapses

Unvaccinated and working at Apple? Prepare for COVID-19 testing 'every time' you step in the office

Tell us you've been jabbed or...

Theranos blood-test machine demos for VIPs rigged to hide any failures, court told

Error messages effectively piped to /dev/null, it is alleged

BOFH: So you want to have your computer switched out for something faster? It's time to learn from the master

Corporate will make you jump through hoops – but there's always a window

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Hitting underground pipes and cables costs the UK £2.4bn a year. We need a data platform for that, says government

Atkins wins £23m deal to build National Underground Asset Register

20 Oct 10:45 | 86

Ancient with a dash of modern: We joined the Royal Navy to find there's little new in naval navigation

Following the Fleet Navigating Officers' course

20 Oct 08:30 | 51

Sir Clive Sinclair inspired me and 'whole load of others' at Arm, says CEO Simon Segars

But of course chief exec's first computer was an Acorn

20 Oct 06:20 | 25

Allegations of favoring visa holders over US workers for jobs cost Facebook just 4 hours of annual profit

And that $14.25m is supposed to be some kind of record

19 Oct 23:20 | 16

Google Pixel 6, 6 Pro Android 12 smartphone launch marred by shopping cart crashes

Chocolate Factory talks up Tensor mobile SoC, Titan M2 security ... for those who can get them

19 Oct 21:31 | 24

HPE's Aruba adopts DPUs, but in a switch, not a server

Decides switches need help performing network functions, just like servers need their CPUs free for core workloads

19 Oct 15:01 | 3

Weeks after Red Bee Media's broadcast centre fell over, Channel 4 is still struggling with subtitles

Got a Disaster Recovery plan? Ever tested it? You probably should...

19 Oct 13:39 | 47

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19 Oct 10:00 | 10

These Rapoo webcams won't blow your mind, but they also won't break the bank

And they're almost certainly better than a laptop jowel-cam

19 Oct 09:15 | 20

A Raspberry Pi HAT for the Lego Technic fan

Sneaking in programming under the guise of plastic bricks

19 Oct 07:00 | 28

Intel teases 'software-defined silicon' with Linux kernel contribution – and won't say why

It might enable activation of entirely new features on existing Xeon CPUs … or, you know, not

19 Oct 05:56 | 47

Chip manufacturers are going back to the future for automotive silicon

Where we're going, we don't need 5nm

19 Oct 05:29 | 12

Canon makes 'all-in-one' printers that refuse to scan when out of ink, lawsuit claims

We can't wait to see the logic gymnastics needed to justify this

19 Oct 00:15 | 174

Apple arms high-end MacBook Pro notebooks with M1 Pro, M1 Max processors

x86 is an eighty-sixed ex

18 Oct 21:58 | 101

US lawmakers give Amazon until November to prove it didn't lie to Congress

This better be a Prime delivery

18 Oct 21:33 | 19

There are 875 million good reasons why the paperless office won't happen soon

UK Cabinet Office organises latest print hardware and supplies mega framework

18 Oct 11:29 | 37

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