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Oracle vs Google will be decided once and for all in the Supreme Court
At stake is the entire software infrastructure as we know it
Oracle vs Google will be decided once and for all in the Supreme Court
At stake is the entire software infrastructure as we know it
Intel reveals Ponte Vecchio as 'world's first' exascale GPU
But it's still not for you
Microsoft is killing off Cortana on Android and iOS from January
Corpsetana more like
Apple could be forced to open up NFC to Apple Pay rivals in Germany
Das is verbotten Appfel
Intel is purging in end-of-life drivers and BIOS update downloads
Driver... we barely knew yer
News continued
Android flaw could let hackers do some clandestine photography
Camera cracking cyber creeps
Amazon's Fire TV Blaster add-on brings Alexa control to your TV
If you already own Fire and Echo devices...
Microsoft will bring DNS-over-HTTPS to Windows 10 next year
Strictly Come DNSing
Valve finally announces another Half-Life game
Kept you waiting, huh?
Disney+ credentials are already being traded on the dark web
Phish upon a star
Macy's becomes the latest victim of a Magecart skimming attack
It claims only a 'small number' of customers were hit
Galaxy Note 10 deals and news: Samsung launches Star Wars edition Note 10+
A long time ago in a Samsung Galaxy far far away...
Apple is holding a surprise event on 2 December
But don't go getting too excited
US gov grants Huawei another 90-day reprieve
Hip hip Huawei
Canadian court issues piracy blocking order to ISPs
Toronto? More like Torrent-o
Microsoft updates cloud contract terms amid EU GDPR probe
Firm claims changes come as a result or, er, 'customer feedback'
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Shenmue III preview
'On that day, when the snow turned to rain, do you remember seeing a black car?'
- Oracle vs Google will be decided once and for all in the Supreme Court
- Qualcomm chip flaw exposes sensitive data on LG and Samsung devices
- Intel reveals Ponte Vecchio as 'world's first' exascale GPU
- US gov grants Huawei another 90-day reprieve
- Microsoft is killing off Cortana on Android and iOS from January
- Intel is purging in end-of-life drivers and BIOS update downloads
- Valve finally announces another Half-Life game
- Microsoft updates cloud contract terms amid EU GDPR probe
- Apple could be forced to open up NFC to Apple Pay rivals in Germany
- Microsoft will bring DNS-over-HTTPS to Windows 10 next year
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Apple's Phil Schiller claims kids who use Chromebooks 'won't succeed'
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Somewhere in the early 21st century, we started renting everything (as a service)
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Microsoft's Project xCloud will launch with 50+ games to shame Google Stadia
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Motorola's iconic Razr returns as an Android foldable with underwhelming specs
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PayPal has cut-off over 100,000 Pornhub performers
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Somewhere in the early 21st century, we started renting everything (as a service)
If we don't own the future, it'll own us
Somewhere in the early 21st century, we started renting everything (as a service)
If we don't own the future, it'll own us
