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Governments are getting greedier for Reddit user data
Firm promises to only comply with legit data requests
Ubisoft's Clever-Commit AI will sniff out bugs in Firefox
AI is a massive threat... to code gremlins
Apple is forcing 2FA on iOS and macOS developers
Cupertino wants devs to be more secure, who have thought it?
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening is coming to the Nintendo Switch
First Nintendo Direct of the year was full of retro remakes
Porn and gambling apps are also exploiting Apple's Enterprise Certificate
The equivalent of entering via the back passage
Microsoft plasters over critical flaws in Internet Explorer and Exchange
Best get patching, IT admins
Hacker attempts to flog 620 million pilfered accounts on the dark web
$20,000 for, er, CoffeeMeetsBagel and Arty accounts
UK gov report calls for Facebook and Google's news content to be regulated
New regulator could 'insist on compliance' to a code of conduct
Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1660 Ti is almost certainly real
Firm wouldn't be crazy enough to print a branded box for no reason...
Hackers utterly bork VFMail's US service for no clear reason
Firm says dick-move atttack caused 'catastrophic destruction'
Apple's iPad Mini 5 will look near identical to the iPad Mini 4
Jony Ive must have been locked in a box for its development
Google reportedly poaches Intel, Qualcomm and Nvidia engineers for 'gChips' team
Looks like the chips are up for the Big G
Apple reportedly plans in-house radio chips in bid to shun Intel, Qualcomm
Firm could kill Qualcomm and Intel's radio star
Sneaky iPhone apps are recording users' screens without permission
Apparently it's all in the name of 'user experience'...
Android vulnerability lets hackers wreak havoc using, er, a PNG file
Basic pwn isn't being exploited, Google says
Driverless cars could be on UK roads with no safety driver come 2021
Bet that'll make cabbies and delivery drivers happy...
Teen discovers password-pilfering flaw in Apple's macOS Mojave
He tells the whole world but keeps Cupertino in the dark
Chinese programmer exploits ATM loophole to snag more than $1m of 'free money'
'But it was all for security reasons,' said Qi Qisheng
Google Chrome extension will alert you if your accounts have been pwned
If you're using 'password 1234', the answer is probably yes
Facebook Messenger now gives users 10 minutes to purge dodgy messages
Because you'll regret sending that dinkle pic tomorrow
MPs warned of 'malicious hack' that attempts to access private contacts
Deputy chief whip, er, Pincher gets caught out
Apple bows to Russia's demands and stores user data locally, report claims
We guess Apple doesn't fight the power as much as it would like us to think
Apple's future MacBooks might uses glass panel keyboards
Pane of glass might bypass the pain of Butterfly keys
Asus' GPU overclocking tool serves up Nvidia RTX adverts in games
Looks more like software borkage than aggressive advertising
Second Apple staffer charged with stealing self-driving car secrets
The FBI and Apple are playing nice for a change
Nintendo delays Mario Kart Tour smartphone game until summer
We guess it's back to Candy Crush for now
Airbus employee data lifted as hackers take off with virtual cargo
It looks like firm's IT department has been winging it
Samsung profits tank due to slowing memory chip and smartphone demand
Still, some £40.2bn in profit ain't bad
Nokia 7.1 review
Not quite the mid-range hero we wanted, but a contender for sure
IDC: Brexit is partially to blame for declining PC shipments
Oh and CPU shortages, of course
Nintendo Switch firmware update gets hacked in four hours
Better luck next time, Ninty!
Samsung's 1TB eUFS storage chip will likely debut in the Galaxy S10
Firm claims it will bring a 'notebook-like' experience to smartphones
AMD's Radeon 7 topples Nvidia's GeForce RTX 2080 in leaked benchmarks
Flagship GPU is all power and few bells and whistles by the looks of it
Intel might be working on a foldable Windows phone
It bends three ways, just like your...
AMD, Nvidia GPUs at risk as chemical calamity borks thousands of TSMC chips
But firm claims it's all under control
Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3+ offers more performance and better heat management
And it costs just $25
Apple is supposedly working on a game streaming service
Who isn't these days?
Apple slices 200 employees off its secretive self-driving car arm
It's still difficult to get to the core of what Apple's driverless car ambitions are
Police's Athena IT system is so bobbins that criminals are getting away
Beep! Boop! That's the sound of da police IT system crashing
Gatwick airport will trial valet-parking robots
Should make getting through the hellish airport a bit faster
Microsoft will self-impose ethics to prevent abuse of its facial recognition tech
Redmond can't be doing with snooping governments illicitly spying on citizens
Nintendo Switch was the top-selling console in the US last year
Stick that in your (Mario) warp pipe and smoke it, Ninty doubters
Samsung's 970 Evo Plus looks determined to bottom out SSD prices
Upgrade your PC for less than a London night out
Intel might open a factory in Oregon to build future 7nm CPUs
Just don't expect cutting-edge Core processors any time soon
Microsoft's latest low-cost lappys look to oust Chromebooks in edu sector
Affordable Windows 10 devices take aim at the classroom
iFixit sheds light on the MacBook Pro's 'Flexgate' issue
Backlight borkage gives display a 'stage light' affect
Android malware hides from security boffins using motion sensor data
It likes to move it, move it
AMD's Radeon VII will support Linux from day one
Good news for Windows-hating PC builders