iGiant warned developers it could still charge fees for third-party financial transactions anyway | Continue reading
'Yes, we had nearly 20,000 cases last year but only 27 were directly work-related. Honestly.' | Continue reading
Communist China (belatedly) recognises that drivers are people who need food, sleep, bathrooms, and unions | Continue reading
Plans to build 'two or three open source communities with international influence' in the next five years | Continue reading
Spotted the crack after it ended – still not sure what was lost | Continue reading
Xenobots scoop up loose cells to make more of themselves. We welcome our new overlords | Continue reading
Aka 'rebalancing global technology giants and the European digital ecosystem' | Continue reading
For those of you who virtualise Microsoft’s finest and struggle with the pointer, this developer has an answer | Continue reading
Let's be real: Everyone is trying to catch up with Apple | Continue reading
Just $8,300! | Continue reading
Lighting and warming homes in winter, or ransoming encrypted files and buying drugs? Hmmm | Continue reading
Oh wait | Continue reading
Regional exec says Apple wants offensive researchers out of the field because they are harmful to the reputation of the company | Continue reading
Mandatory vuln reporting, hefty fines for non-compliance | Continue reading
Baidu's Apollo tech exits testing phase, so punters must now pay the machine for a ride. Would you? | Continue reading
Ad giant's first stab at providing the 'world's premier security advisory' starts with the obvious | Continue reading
Central bank and government to observe effort run by railways, telcos, industrial titans, and private banks | Continue reading
... and a damn big radio telescope | Continue reading
Beware of Communists bearing internet governance proposals, says Australian Strategic Policy Institute | Continue reading
Description of new 'Official Digital Currency Bill' appears to allow general use of Blockchain | Continue reading
CEO blames 'Increased verbosity of network traffic' | Continue reading
What do we want? Licences not lock-in! Where do we want to use them? Anywhere! | Continue reading
Closure of factories, labour shortages, and continued slowdown in network optimisation sales at fault | Continue reading
Boffins measure the black hole of dubious certs and find it troubling | Continue reading
Submission to USA's call for chip supply chain warns on 'blunt interventions', making it far more colorful than most | Continue reading
It's moving on up now | Continue reading
Nvidia moves most of production to gaming kit, AMD 'not servicing' the crypto segment | Continue reading
Railway wants self-driving bullet trains overseen by staff that aren't trained as drivers | Continue reading
Definitely building two more, may add another pair | Continue reading
GitHub: 'Credentials exposed by our users are not in scope' | Continue reading
Funny how these things turn out | Continue reading
Have fun with those Cupertino-set prices, friends | Continue reading
Stop the rock, can't stop the rock, we can't stop the rock | Continue reading
Sleuthing leads to suspected RAM-gobbling culprit | Continue reading
Load new commander (Y/N)? | Continue reading
Canalys CEO reckons up to 30 per cent of big Chinese clouds' infrastructure is under-used, new datacentre builds deferred | Continue reading
Fellow reformer also chosen in critical board vote that shows at least some members still want change | Continue reading
Digi Secretary Nadine Dorries: CMA to 'report to me' on the next steps | Continue reading
Flaw allowed 'an attacker to publish new versions of any npm package' | Continue reading
Moscow slammed for 'reckless, dangerous, irresponsible' weapon test | Continue reading
And in the end, policy tweaks made most of it unnecessary | Continue reading
Microsoft's Raymond Chen was tasked with digging into the issue | Continue reading
Ability to block 'view source' for specific URLs hasn't actually worked for years | Continue reading
What a difference a year makes? | Continue reading
Thousands of servers, hundreds of thousands of IP addresses used by scammer to drum up $7m in fake web advert impressions | Continue reading
Because Windows is what Linux users really want, right? | Continue reading
The days of redirecting microsoft-edge: links to a non-Redmond browser are, for now, over | Continue reading
OpenEuler now an Open Atom Foundation project, China Telecom has released a cut, tech minister loves the idea | Continue reading