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Facebook: Nice iOS app of ours you have there, would be a shame if you had to pay for it

Antisocial giant insists 'Help keep FB free of charge' messaging is merely educational

07 May 21:40 | 33

Broadband plumber Openreach yanks legacy copper phone lines in Suffolk town of Mildenhall en route to getting the UK on VoIP

Just four years to go before planned switch-off

07 May 13:04 | 58

The swift in-person response is part of the service (and nothing to do with the thing I broke while trying to help you)

I'll talk you through the steps... oh sh-

07 May 07:30 | 23

China is upset India excluded Chinese equipment from 5G network trials

Why are you giving yourself a kick in the innovation economy?

07 May 04:03 | 3

Big right-to-repair win: FTC blasts tech giants for making it so difficult to mend devices

'There is scant evidence to support manufacturers’ justifications for restrictions'

07 May 01:49 | 37

Telcos crammed 8.5m fake comments against net neutrality into FCC's inbox

While some teen generated 7.7m bogus pro-NN notes to US broadband regulator

06 May 21:06 | 21

Just one in 5 Googlers plan to swerve the office permanently after COVID-19

Free breakfast, lunch and dinner? Listening to Ryan Reynolds talk shit? Massages for gratis? Why the hell wouldn't they return

06 May 15:15 | 14

Which? warns that more than 2 million Brits are on old and insecure routers – wagging a finger at Huawei-made kit

Default passwords, no updates, and your data's flowing through these

06 May 11:30 | 39

OVH outlines three-point 'hyper resilience' plan after Strasbourg fire

Please insert tape number 363 of 4087*

06 May 10:45 | 21

Signal banned for booking obviously targeted ads? That story's too good to be true, Facebook claims

Antisocial giant dismisses chat app rival's 'stunt' in escalating war of words

05 May 20:54 | 25

As pandemic buying continues, Chromebook shipments soared 275% in Q1, says analyst

Crossing the chasm into mainstream computing

05 May 13:14 | 13

Fancy a piece of sordid tech history? Fleabayer is flogging the first production Spectrum Vega+ console for £1,500

Which is a lot of money for this crap

05 May 09:12 | 17

Dell, Foxconn sign up for Indian servers-and-PCs manufacturing subsidies

India wanted five global players. And it got only five applications from qualifying companies

05 May 06:31 | 2

India approves 5G trials – if they don't use Chinese 5G kit

Government department wants carriers to facilitate testing of homegrown tech for India-specific use cases

05 May 04:44 | 1

Norwegian telco Telenor writes off its Myanmar operation

Military coup creates such a nasty environment it’s hung up on $780 million of assets

05 May 02:04 | 2

Belgian parliament halts China Uyghur 'genocide' debate after DDoS smashes ISP offline

Plus: Register.com, Network Solutions DNS down and Cloudflare has a wobble

05 May 00:11 | 13

Chipmaker TSMC to build 'up to five' more factories in Arizona

Copper State turns silicon?

04 May 22:24 | 12

Samsung stops providing security updates to the Galaxy S8 at grand old age of four years

Goodnight, sweet prince: Awesome life expectancy for an Android, but now it's time to move on

04 May 16:47 | 72

HPE debuts storage-as-a-service platform based on a new storage array: Alletra

The race to keep up with AWSs and Microsoft of this world.

04 May 15:00 | 1

Vietnam thanks Samsung for all its help, asks for more to go beyond mere manufacturing

Samsung in turn asks for access to clean 'leccy at high-level love-in

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'A massive middle finger': Open-source audio fans up in arms after Audacity opts to add telemetry capture

Move comes days after firm acquired by Muse Group

China sprayed space with 3,000 pieces of junk. US military officials want rules to stop that sort of thing

Satellite shootdown test still causing operational and diplomatic hassles after 14 years

Bug of the week

How Berkshire Hathaway broke Nasdaq's 32-bit code with its monster share price

Now that's a Buffett overflow error

Google will make you use two-step verification to login

World Password Day returns to remind us how much passwords suck

The swift in-person response is part of the service (and nothing to do with the thing I broke while trying to help you)

I'll talk you through the steps... oh sh-

Tesla Autopilot is a lot dumber than CEO Musk claims, says Cali DMV after speaking to the software's boss

'Elon's tweet does not match engineering reality' states poorly redacted report

Something for the Weekend, Sir?

Gone in 60 electrons: Digital art swaggers down the cul-de-sac of obsolescence

No lessons learned from (literally) decades of media format wars

Big right-to-repair win: FTC blasts tech giants for making it so difficult to mend devices

'There is scant evidence to support manufacturers’ justifications for restrictions'

Russian cyber-spies changed tactics after the UK and US outed their techniques – so here's a list of those changes

Plus: NCSC warns of how hostile powers may exploit smart city infrastructure

Privacy activist Max Schrems on Microsoft's EU data move: It won't keep the NSA away

Software giant vows data processing of EU cloud services to stay in EU, which means that currently...

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In China, the Smart TV watches you, shares IP address, Wi-Fi SSIDs, viewing habits, and more

Tellie-maker Skyworth says it was duped by analytics service

04 May 04:55 | 25

Yahoo! and! AOL! sold! for! $5bn! as! Verizon! abandons! media! empire! dreams!

They! may! take! the! exclamation! point! but! they! will! never! take! our! headlines!

03 May 20:57 | 33

Terminal trickery, or how to improve a novel immeasurably

When contractors go bored: Stuffing the timesheet with shenanigans

03 May 07:30 | 103

Bitcoin is ‘disgusting and contrary to the interests of civilization’ says famed investor Charlie Munger

Berkshire Hathaway’s annual Q&A also smashed Robinhood, tweaked Elon Musk, fawned over Apple

03 May 04:01 | 153

Intel laid me off for being too old, engineer claims in lawsuit

'If you think age is an advantage in this job, you are mistaken'

30 Apr 21:03 | 41

Something for the Weekend, Sir?

So what if I pay peanuts for my home broadband? I demand you fix it NOW!

The Zoom meeting I’m missing is already miles away

30 Apr 09:06 | 86

Can't get that printer to work? It's not you. It's that sodding cablin.... oh beautiful job with that cabling, boss

Goodbye, Mr Chips

30 Apr 07:30 | 169

Samsung to soothe semiconductor drought with new Pyeongtaek production line

Chaebol's Q1 revenue reaches new all-time high of US$59bn

30 Apr 04:59 | 3

Appeals court nixes online blueprint sharing ban on 3D-printed 'ghost guns'

Biden administration rules expected in the next week or so

29 Apr 20:33 | 151

Richer each day, home and Huawei: Apple's hunger for Snapdragon modems, smartphone recovery pays off for Qualcomm

A certain Chinese juggernaut's woes helped a bit, too

Apple won't be sharing revenue guidance for rest of the year, but we can always guess what it'll look like

Cupertino brought in more for Q2 than HPE did for all of 2020 so go figure

29 Apr 13:49 | 9

Major shift in smartphone market sees Chinese kit win the middle while Apple and Samsung skim the cream

Many owe thanks to Huawei ducking out under what IDC calls 'increased weight of US sanctions’

29 Apr 10:45 | 1

Oh no it isn't... Oh yes it is... Microsoft confirms OneDrive lives on under Windows 7

Panto season comes early in Redmond as TLS tweaks revive software

29 Apr 07:02 | 6

Huawei revenue dips 16 per cent to $23.5bn. Bosses aren't worried because decline was a matter of (selling smartphone brand) Honor

$600m in patent royalty payments pour in to help margins pop

29 Apr 03:57 | 1

Samsung, Intel tease joint effort on new chip 'microarchitecture leveraging multiple types of XPU cores'

But for now, have some thin, light x86 Galaxy Pro laptops

29 Apr 02:32 | 6

What is it with Facebook and screwing democracies? Now calls for Prime Minister Modi to resign censored in India

#ResignModi posts hidden amid heartbreaking COVID-19 crisis

29 Apr 00:54 | 18

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