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Battery borkage is affecting some Surface Pro 5 and Pro 6 models
Must be something going on beneath the surface
Asus celebrates its 30 birthday with launch of leather-clad laptop
Don't get it near your Apple Card
Researcher banned from Valve's bug bounty exposes second Steam zero-day
Valve must be steaming with embarrassment
Dell is shoving Comet Lake chips into its XPS 13 and Inspiron laptops
Comet Lake is making a splash already
MoviePass caught storing credit card data on an unsecured server
Fetch the popcorn
Dell's OptiPlex 7070 Ultra stuffs an Intel PC into a monitor stand
Setting a new design stand-ard for AIOs
Intel sticks to 14nm for 10th-gen Comet Lake laptop CPUs
We're just as confused as you are
Intel's first Nervana AI chips set sights on Amazon and Microsoft
Pity they don't come in a Heart Shaped Box
Facebook's Clear History tool won't purge data from social network's servers
It'll only unlink info from your account
Thumbs up! Emoji users have a better chance of getting laid
Let's talk about sex baby, let's talk about emoji
Instagram will pay researchers to sniff out dodgy data use
Boosted bug bounty promises big booty
Nvidia is bringing GeForce Now game streaming to Android
But when remains unclear
iOS 12.4 update borkage leaves iPhones open to jailbreaking
It just, er, works
'KNOB' security flaw dicks with Bluetooth encryption keys
Hackers could erect man-in-the-middle attacks
Apple apes Mozilla with anti-tracking policy for WebKit
What we'd call copying, Cupertino calls 'inspiration'
Minecraft is getting a dose of Nvidia ray-tracing
But it's only for PCs touting GeForce RTX cards
Intel might be working on an 18-core Cascade Lake-X CPU
Geekbench leak pits chip against the Core i9-9980XE
Amazon's facial recognition tech can spot when you're crapping your pants
And then probably offer to sell you some new trousers
Boffins claim Google's speech detection algorithm is showing racial bias
Who'd have thunked' it
BA will help you escape flying hell with VR headsets
But it's for First Class flyer only; sorry proles
Microsoft's updated privacy policies state humans listen to Cortana and Skype recordings
Redmond comes across all mea culpa but won't follow the example of other tech pals
Geekbench 4 leak suggests third-gen Threadripper CPUs are incoming
Expect Zen 2 7-nanometre chops and a whole lotta cores
Nvidia smashes records for training conversational AI
It's all good stuff...unless Siri leans how to mouth-off
US FAA bans recalled MacBook Pros with borked batteries from flights
How airlines will enforce tha ban is anyone's guess
Facebook stops having contractors transcribe Messenger voice chats
It was all to help AI tech be better....honest guv
Microsoft's next Xbox will focus on nippy frame rates and loading times
But Sony might steal the show come 12 February
Modified malicious Lightning cables enable remote PC hacking
Thunderbolt ports and Lightning, very very frightening
Intel's Phantom Canyon NUC set to pack Tiger Lake CPUs and Xe graphics
The RTX 2060 will also give the pint-sized PC some graphics clout
AMD Navi 23 leaks as an 'Nvidia killer' arriving in 2020
High-end card will take on the RTX 2080
Apple is software locking iPhone batteries to discourage third-party repairs
iFixit fingers Cupertino's battery bastardy
Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo agree to show loot box odds
Could give s**t loot the boot
AMD slings 64 cores at its 7nm Epyc Rome Zen 2 processors
Rome might have been built in a day with these chips
IBM delivers lowdown on parcel-based 'warshipping' hacking technique
The best hacks come in small packages
Samsung cranks out sixth-gen V-NAND SSD with 100-plus layers
Company claims it's a 'world's first'
Intel will pack 56 cores onto its next-gen Cooper Lake Xeon CPUs
Chipmaker's Platinum 9200 series will debut next year
Samsung showcases Exynos 9825 moments before Galaxy Note 10 launch
Sammy has slipped into the 7nm process
The ICO and its international chums raise concerns over Facebook's Libra crypto
Watchdog wants to know how it will ensure users' data is protected
Microsoft fingers Russian state-sponsored hackers as IoT cyber attack culprits
Hey there, Fancy Bear
Nvidia GPU flaws could enable denial of service attacks on Windows PCs
Stop sniggering at the back, Radeon fans
Samsung's Galaxy Active 2 comes with a twist: a rotating bezel
Wristy business, Samsung
Intel finally takes the covers off its 10nm Ice Lake laptop processors
Expect the tenth-gen chips in 35 laptops before the end of 2019
MPs want Facebook to clear up 'discrepancies' in Cambridge Analytica data-scraping evidence
Damian Collins really gives a Zuck about Facebook's data use
Intel says it's flogging tech to Huawei as US eases ban
Intel wants to be inside Huawei
AMD confirms high-end Navi GPUs and third-gen Ryzen mobile CPUs are coming
Dr Su has the answers for you
Facebook is getting closer to reading your mind
All thanks to the power of AI tech, of course
Google might ditch Intel in favour of AMD's Eypc Rome CPUs
Firm is said to be 'dissatisfied' with Xeon server chips
Samsung blames 56 per cent slump in profits on 'weak' memory sales
The Galaxy S10 hasn't been flying off shelves either