Better battery, LTE and a removable SSD in Microsoft's Surface Pro 7+
More RAM also on offer for those with deep pockets
11 Jan 2021 | 9
Personal Tech
Loser Trump is no longer useful to Twitter, entire account deleted over fears he'll whip up more mayhem
Don't worry, Mr President, we've found another platform for you: /dev/null
09 Jan 2021 | 348
Samsung profits – and shares – soar despite challenges in memory and mobile markets
Stock prices sitting pretty at an all-time high of $2,020 after earnings guidance
08 Jan 2021 |
Trump silenced online: Facebook, Twitter etc balk at insurrection, shut the door after horse bolts and nearly burns down the stable
Even ecommerce platform Shopify permanently shutters Don's shops
07 Jan 2021 | 173
Away from the besuited world of the ThinkPad, Lenovo lets its hair down with refreshed IdeaPad and Yoga lineups
Revolving screens, 5G, and an Alexa-based Show Mode
07 Jan 2021 | 2
TikTok to be hit by a UK class-action-style lawsuit backed by the Children's Commissioner
And funded by private venture that'll take a chunk of the damages for itself
07 Jan 2021 | 14
Failed insurrection aside, Biden is going to be president in two weeks. What does it mean for tech policy?
Comment We may finally get that privacy legislation, net neutrality
07 Jan 2021 | 155
If you're a WhatsApp user, you'll have to share your personal data with Facebook's empire from next month – or stop using the chat app
Updated If you don't agree then, well, you'll just have to use the infinitely better Signal
06 Jan 2021 | 143
Intel calls last orders on 300-series motherboard chipsets
It's 400, or indeed the 500 series, from here on out
06 Jan 2021 | 3
Huawei to drop out of top 6 smartphone vendors in 2021 after Honor jettison – analyst
Chinese giant continues to feel bite of supply chain pressures
05 Jan 2021 | 1
The myth of fingerprints: The Xiaomi 10T Pro is well-rounded, but it's definitively a sub-flagship handset
Review 144Hz refresh rate and a 108MP camera?
05 Jan 2021 | 29
Wanna know a semi-secret? Samsung's semi-rugged Galaxy XCover Pro is more than a semi-industrial curiosity
Extra support, extra options, designed for hard work but won’t disgrace itself in everyday life
04 Jan 2021 | 8
Realme 7 5G: Parents, this is the phone you should have got your kids for Christmas
It has everything most normal people would want and costs £279
01 Jan 2021 | 60
Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1 Gen 8: No boundaries were pushed in the making of this laptop – and that's OK
Review If it ain't broke, don't fix it
31 Dec 2020 | 90
Surface Laptop Go: Premium feel for a mid-range price, but Microsoft's Apple-like range once meant more than this
Svelte, yet ordinary
30 Dec 2020 | 43
Yes, Microsoft Access was a recalcitrant beast, but the first step is to turn the computer on
12BoC I've got the power! Psyche. I definitely don't
28 Dec 2020 | 68
And you thought that $999 Mac stand was dear: Steve Wozniak's Apple II doodles fetch $630,272 at auction
Meanwhile, Apple-1 in original box signed by Woz goes for $736,862
21 Dec 2020 | 42
Windows might have frozen – but at least my feet are toasty
Who, Me? Not quite what we meant by Halt and Catch Fire
21 Dec 2020 | 128
Cats: Not a fan favourite when the critters are draped around an office packed with tech
On Call Fur the love of god!
18 Dec 2020 | 233
Google rejects Australia’s revised pay-for-news plan, proposes its own plan instead
Shows why it irks politicians by putting a link to its argument on home page
18 Dec 2020 | 23
Wait ages for an antitrust battle and three come along at once: Google sued by 38 US states over search monopoly
Silicon Valley titan allegedly screwed rivals with exclusionary agreements
17 Dec 2020 | 15
About $15m in advertising booked to appear on millions of smart TVs was never seen by anyone, says Oracle
Yes, Oracle the database giant. 2020 keeps on being 2020
17 Dec 2020 | 52
HP bows to pressure, reinstates free monthly ink plan... for existing customers
Is this the spirit of Xmas we've heard of? Well, new customers will have to pay to print 15 pages per month
17 Dec 2020 | 55
Raspberry Pi to anoint ‘Design Partners’ it will recommend for industrial applications
You’ll need to be more than a solo shop and have proven Pi prowess to score a listing
17 Dec 2020 | 6
Samsung supremo suggests Note phablet will be scattered throughout the Galaxy... though not black-holed
Updated Hints at more AI-infused personalisation and automobile integrations in 2021's smartmobes
17 Dec 2020 | 5
In this week’s episode of Texas Attorney General: Google faces lawsuit accusing it of crushing ad-tech rivals
Antitrust legal challenge also claims web giant accessed encrypted WhatsApp messages
16 Dec 2020 | 13
Facebook rolls out full-page ads, website complaining Apple is forcing it to get consent before tracking you
Updated Small-biz campaign tugs at heart strings, inadvertently promotes how iGiant is improving privacy
16 Dec 2020 | 59
What a difference 6 months makes: UK retailer Dixons Carphone returns to profitability on the back of high online sales
Revenue from web biz surges 145%
16 Dec 2020 | 4
As UK breaks away from Europe, Facebook tells Brits: You'll all be Californians soon
Boris can’t manage a US trade deal, so antisocial media giant has done it for him
16 Dec 2020 | 172
Overpriced, underpowered, and over here: Microsoft to bring the Surface Duo to British shores in early 2021
Dual-screen Android phone released from period of US exclusivity
16 Dec 2020 | 20
We take a look at proposed Big Tech regulations in the UK: Heavy on possible fines, light on enforcement
Analysis Online Harms draft gets most things right, still gives Facebook and friends too much leeway
16 Dec 2020 | 26
Cloudflare, Dropbox, Reddit and friends launch Section 230 compromise coalition as change seems inevitable
De-FAAMG'd tech outfits fear being steamrolled
15 Dec 2020 | 1
Taiwanese manufacturer Wistron pegs damage from iPhone factory riot at $7m
Down from original estimate of $60m, and Apple is investigating if supplier guidelines were breached
15 Dec 2020 | 12
Leaked draft EU law reveals tech giants could face huge 6% turnover fines if they don't play by Europe's rules
As UK govt mulls eye-watering 10% penalties for goliaths that don't scrub away illegal content
15 Dec 2020 | 43
Huawei announces European winners of AppsUp developer contest
Promo Judges looked for innovative concepts, clear positioning and a feasible business plan
15 Dec 2020 |
Right-to-repair warriors seek broader DMCA exemptions to bypass digital locks on the stuff we own
Analysis Every three years, people try to patch a poorly crafted copyright law
15 Dec 2020 | 36
