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Microsoft's drama-stricken Windows 10 April Update is open for business, apparently
Also, production of coal in Redmond rises thanks to glorious leader Nadella
Microsoft's drama-stricken Windows 10 April Update is open for business, apparently
Also, production of coal in Redmond rises thanks to glorious leader Nadella
Intel might launch an octa-core Coffee Lake processor in September
Chip will reportedly debut alongside a 22-core desktop chip
Huawei Cloud PC for Android brings Windows 10 to the Huawei P20
But latest issues means it'll only be available in China to begin with
London has a broadband problem and something needs to change
Fibre broadband is so close, but so far
He's not the Cryptsiah he's a…
Matt Liston is not a Cryptprophet, CryptChrist, Cryptsiah or even a McAfee
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Google Updates: Windows on Chromebooks and Google Smart Displays are coming
More news-in-brief from the house of Google
Sony's PS5 will reportedly launch in 2020 powered by an AMD Navi GPU
US chip maker will be helping to develop both the console's CPU and GPU
Microsoft's latest Windows 10 Insider build adds SwiftKey support
Plus some VR stuff and some new borkage for good measure
Samsung pledges to use 100 per cent renewable energy by 2020
That includes across all its factories, office buildings, and operational facilities
Snapchat launches Snap Kit dev API to take on Facebook
Promises tools are 'much safer' than rival social network's offerings
Google opens App Maker tool to all G Suite users
Build your way out of boring jobs
Office 365 is suffering widespread borkage across Blighty
Users report that the cloud-hosted service is 'completely unusable'
Broadcom axes 1,110 staff to 'cut costs' following Brocade takeover
And more redundancies could be on the horizon
Nvidia's next-gen GPU tipped to pack RTX tech and HDMI 2.1
Graphics card will also feature a new GPU clocking algorithm
OnePlus 6 release date, specs and price: OnePlus 6 sales top one million in less than a month
It took the OnePlus 5 and 5T took three months to hit same milestone
Samsung's foldable Galaxy X smartphone set to fetch £1,400 at launch
Analysts expect an official debut at next year's MWC
China looks to RFID chips on cars to help stop pollution (amongst other things)
Definitely not a surveillance thing, honest
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- OnePlus 6 release date, specs and price: OnePlus 6 sales top one million in less than a month
- Galaxy Note 9 release date, specs and price: Latest rumour points to beefy 4,000mAh battery
- Nokia 6 (2018) review
- Microsoft fixes Cortana flaw that let hackers bypass Windows 10's lock screen
- Nvidia's next-gen GPU tipped to pack RTX tech and HDMI 2.1
- Sony's PS5 will reportedly launch in 2020 powered by an AMD Navi GPU
- Lenovo's 'VR-ready' ThinkPad P52 packs a hexa-core CPU and 128GB RAM
- Microsoft's drama-stricken Windows 10 April Update is open for business, apparently
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Half of Windows 10 users have experienced PC borkage, says new research
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iOS 11.4 is borking battery life for some iPhone users
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MIT boffins create AI that can see through walls
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Microsoft will stop offering forum support for Windows 7, 8.1, RT, and more
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Intel's limited edition Core i7-8086K CPU is officially on sale
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London has a broadband problem and something needs to change
Fibre broadband is so close, but so far
London has a broadband problem and something needs to change
Fibre broadband is so close, but so far
