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  • Security
Epic Games forum hack exposes 800,000 credentials

Breach on Unreal developer follows Dota 2 Dev forum attack

  • 23 Aug
  • Security
Epic Games forum hack exposes 800,000 credentials

Breach on Unreal developer follows Dota 2 Dev forum attack

  • 23 Aug
  • Boffin Watch
Your next mobile phone might actually build itself in your whites wash

Possibly not the next one, maybe the one after the one after the one after that

  • 23 Aug
  • Phones
Galaxy Note 7 trashed by year-old iPhone 6S in speed test

Apple's year-old A9 chip blows past Samsung's octa-core offering

  • 23 Aug
  • Boffin Watch
That phone you think is rubbish could be a Team GB Gold at the Tokyo Olympics

And if you say 'that medal is phoney' they'll be able to say 'it used to be'

  • 23 Aug
  • Friction
BlackBerry launches patent assault on Android phone maker BLU

Firm alleges that BLU infringes on 15 patents

  • 23 Aug

News continued

  • Phone
When is Android 7.0 coming to your phone? BlackBerry, HTC, Samsung and more

Everything you need to know about getting Nougat on your smartphone

  • 23 Aug
  • Chipset/Mobo
Microsoft finally reveals 'secret' HoloLens HPU specs

24-core DSP with 1GB of RAM

  • 23 Aug
  • Applications
HBO and Paramount seem to send takedown notices for fabricated torrents

Anti-piracy ops becoming worse than their targets

  • 23 Aug
  • Security
Opera brings standalone VPN app to Android devices

Olaf, your private are belong to us

  • 23 Aug
  • Applications
Microsoft apps to come preloaded on Lenovo's premium Android devices

Firm finds another way to push its software on unsuspecting users

  • 23 Aug
  • Software
Apple hints at health-focused Apple Watch 2 with Gliimpse acquisition

Startup makes it easier for individuals to collect and share their own health data

  • 23 Aug
  • Phone
Android 7.0 Nougat starts rolling out to Nexus devices and the Pixel C

But it's bad news for Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013) owners

  • 23 Aug
  • Software
Microsoft buys Genee AI calendaring app and will close it down in a matter of days

Microsoft gives Genee app users 10 days to find an alternative

  • 22 Aug
  • Software
EFF slams Microsoft's 'blatant disregard' for user privacy with Windows 10

Privacy campaigners warn that people will soon abandon the once trusted company

  • 22 Aug
  • Chipset/Mobo
ARM ramps up supercomputer plans to take on IBM and Nvidia

Scalable Vector Extensions for ARMv8-A to debut in Fujitsu's Post-K supercomputer

  • 22 Aug
  • Security
Police swoop on drone drugs drop at UK prison

A drone-way stretch for this caper

  • 22 Aug
  • Software
Microsoft resorts to bribes to get people using Edge and Bing in Windows 10

Buy yourself something nice, eh?

  • 22 Aug

Reviews

BlackBerry DTEK50 vs BlackBerry Priv
  • Gadgets
BlackBerry DTEK50 vs BlackBerry Priv specs comparison

A double-header of handsets with security at the fore

  • 19 Aug
Galaxy Note 7 vs Galaxy Note 4
  • Phones
Galaxy Note 7 vs Galaxy Note 4 specs comparison
  • 18 Aug
Obi Worldphone MV1 review - dimensions
  • Phones
Obi Worldphone MV1 review
  • 17 Aug
OnePlus 3
  • Phones
OnePlus 3 review
  • 15 Aug
BlackBerry DTEK50 hands-on review - display
  • Phones
BlackBerry DTEK50 review
  • 10 Aug
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  1. When is Android 7.0 coming to your phone? BlackBerry, HTC, Samsung and more
  2. Apple hints at health-focused Apple Watch 2 with Gliimpse acquisition
  3. Galaxy Note 7 trashed by year-old iPhone 6S in speed test
  4. Galaxy Note 7 vs Galaxy Note 4 specs comparison
  5. EFF slams Microsoft's 'blatant disregard' for user privacy with Windows 10
  6. Microsoft shuns innovation for satire in iPad Pro poke
  7. Microsoft resorts to bribes to get people using Edge and Bing in Windows 10
  8. Galaxy Note 7 release date, price and specs
  9. ARM ramps up supercomputer plans to take on IBM and Nvidia
  10. Android 7.0 Nougat starts rolling out to Nexus devices and the Pixel C
  1. Galaxy Note 7 vs Galaxy Note 4 specs comparison

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  2. AMD is very Zen about its Intel Kaby Lake rival in toe-to-toe demo

    28 comments

  3. Apple seems more interested in electric cars than Macs and MacBooks

    12 comments

  4. Incoming MacBook Pro upgrade is not expected to have Intel Kaby Lake chips

    11 comments

  5. BlackBerry and Windows Phone hold just 0.7 per cent of smartphone market combined

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  • Hardware
Apple seems more interested in electric cars than Macs and MacBooks

Has Tim Cook forgotten about computers, or is he just not interested?

  • 18 Aug
  • Hardware
Apple seems more interested in electric cars than Macs and MacBooks

Has Tim Cook forgotten about computers, or is he just not interested?

  • 18 Aug
Tim Cook and Aaron Levie in discussion at BoxWorks 15 in San Francisco
  • Communications
Bigger iPhones, Apple Watch and FBI stand-off: Tim Cook's top 5 moments as Apple CEO
  • 16 Aug
Windows 10 Start Menu
  • Desktop
How to fix Windows 10 Anniversary Update
  • 16 Aug
Nuclear Ramjet Engine TORY 11 A
  • Hardware
Computer porn: gallery of ancient machines
  • 16 Aug
Microsoft Windows XP screen
  • Desktop
7 reasons Windows XP refuses to die
  • 15 Aug

Trendlines

Microsoft

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Microsoft finally reveals 'secret' HoloLens HPU specs
Microsoft apps to come preloaded on Lenovo's premium Android devices
Microsoft buys Genee AI calendaring app and will close it down in a matter of days
EFF slams Microsoft's 'blatant disregard' for user privacy with Windows 10

Apple

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Galaxy Note 7 trashed by year-old iPhone 6S in speed test
Apple hints at health-focused Apple Watch 2 with Gliimpse acquisition
Microsoft buys Genee AI calendaring app and will close it down in a matter of days
Google's killing spree continues with axing of Chrome apps for Linux, OS X and Windows

Google

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Android 7.0 Nougat starts rolling out to Nexus devices and the Pixel C
Google's killing spree continues with axing of Chrome apps for Linux, OS X and Windows
Oracle funds Google Transparency Project after Android copyright case defeat
What you missed in tech last week: Kaby Lake, Note 7 teardown, NSA hack

Security

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Epic Games forum hack exposes 800,000 credentials
Opera brings standalone VPN app to Android devices
What you missed in tech last week: Kaby Lake, Note 7 teardown, NSA hack
Kim Dotcom and John McAfee fall out on Twitter

Open Source

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What you missed in tech last week: Kaby Lake, Note 7 teardown, NSA hack
Google launches a mysterious open source operating system called Fuchsia
What you missed in tech last week: QuadRooter, Windows 10, Snapchat gaffe
Linux.Lady trojan turns Linux servers into bitcoin miners

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PS4 Slim exists and is reportedly for sale on Gumtree
Doom developer id Software picks up three Guinness World Records
Facebook strikes gaming deal with Unity in direct challenge to Valve and Microsoft
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