Roland Moore-Colyer
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Facebook wants to patent tech to predict where users are going
What could possibly go wrong...
Loads of apps know where you've been and flog that info
It's anonymous data at first but the NYT figured out how to make it personal
Someone messed with Linux.org's DNS to deface the website's homepage
Some people do have a lot of time on their hands
Sony's PlayStation Classic can be easily hacked thanks to weak cryptography
It's only been days since its release but hackers gonna hack
Microsoft reckons it's patriotic to provide AI tech to the US Army
AI weapons might just be the future or war
AMD's leaked Ryzen 3 line-up looks like it'll give Intel's Core CPUs a run for their money
Intel really needs to get it's 10nm CPUs out in the wild
UK Parliament publishes reams of Facebook docs, exposing firm's machinations for user data
What the Zuck was Facebook thinking with some of its ideas
Microsoft and MasterCard in cahoots to create a universal digital identity
Yes, yes, we can hear you screaming 'dystopia' at the back
Microsoft's 'Centaurus' could be a dual-screen Surface device
Foldable gizmo could run modular Windows Core OS
Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855 will power next year's 5G Android flagships
7nm SoC also touts support for ultrasonic under-display fingerprint scanners
Valve wants you to turn your Raspberry Pi into a makeshift Steam Link box
You'll need to do some tech DIY but it's nothing Nick Knowles couldn't figure out
Tumblr will block grot content come 17 December
Tumblr... we barely know her
Nvidia's boffins create an AI that renders 3D worlds out of real-world videos
It's rendering Jim, just not as we know it
Imagination Technologies' PowerVR Series3NX aims to stick AI smarts everywhere
Oh and it has some new GPUs as well
Microsoft Surface Laptop 2 review
Windows 10 ultraportable shows the MackBook Air how it's done
CEbit 2019 shuffles off this mortal coil, because no one really turns up anymore
The one time massive b2b tradeshow has lost its mojo
US Army to use Microsoft HoloLens in actual combat missions
A new take on blue screen of death
Dell forces password reset on customers after hack attempt but took five days to do so
Firm seemingly slow to react a pseudo cyber security mess up
Elon Musk's Boring Company drops plans to dig under LA's west side
Well to-do residents clearly don't like the idea of tunnels under their properties
Sennheiser's HeadSetup software is vulnerable to MITM attacks
Ear there be danger folks
Pornhub hackers choked by Google, the FBI and Proofpoint
Eight hackers responsible for the 3ve network have been charged
Samsung's 1TB 860 QVD SSD aims to make flash storage more affordable
You'll still need to pay the price of a high-quality HHD at least
Facebook says claims it knew of Russian meddling in 2014 are nonsense
We all jump to conclusions sometimes
LG could be cooking up a smartphone with 16 cameras
Someone at LG has been out in the sun too long perhaps
Lenovo leak teases incoming 9th-gen Intel Core laptop processors
But expect a minor spec bump over eighth-gen CPUs
Pirates are leaking details of Nintendo's Super Smash Bros Ultimate
Even though the Switch game is nearly here
Facebook Messenger bug serves up messages from the past... and the dead
But Halloween has passed and April Fool's is ages away....
Ivanka Trump used her personal email to send official government correspondence
Another day, another Trump trip-up
Microsoft could release a 'digital only' Xbox One in 2019
Redmond's screaming for streaming
Intel's CPU shortage will restrict laptop market growth in the third quarter
Trendforce says high growth is now off the cards
Two hackers jailed for exposing TalkTalk data in 2015 data breach
In Tamworth they were born and raised, messing with computers most of their days
Security boffins uncover seven more Spectre and Meltdown attacks
And some have yet to be fully mitigated
Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8150 smokes the A12 Bionic and Kirin 980 in leaked benchmarks
The 7nm chip promises to be a powerhouse
Zuck reportedly orders Facebook execs to used Android after Apple privacy lashing
Tim Cook's criticism hasn't sat well with Facebook boss
Nvidia's Quadro RTX 4000 GPU brings ray-tracing to workstations
Team Green looks poised to push ray-tracing wizardry in a big way
Facebook bug could have exposed user data with a bit of exploit wizardry
Social network suffers yet another privacy Zuck-up
Intel's Neural Compute Stick 2 puts AI testing on a USB
It's the gateway device into a world of AI development
Samsung's Exynos 9820 could bring boosted AI smarts to the Galaxy S10
The SoC comes with a dedicated neural processing engine
The PC Classic is a retro console that runs, er, DOS games
Maybe just get an emulator for your laptop
Google suffers service outage due to odd traffic routing
Looks like someone pressed the wrong button on the routing machine
Valve might be working on its own in-house VR headset
Half-Life 3 VR anyone
Intel ramps up 5G modem efforts, likely trying to catch Qualcomm
5G might actually be coming soon, lads!
Apple's T2 security chip borks third-party Mac machine repairs
Cupertino looks to be restricting unofficial repair outfits
China's Xinhua news shows off AI news reader
'And from the latest headlines: 010101010101'
Privacy International lodges complaints against seven firms for breaching data protection
The charity isn't happy with 'the mass exploitation' of individuals' data
Mark Zuckerberg won't attend the UK's 'international grand committee'
Zuck continues to snub UK MPs
AMD's Zen 2 architecture heralds the coming of Ryzen 3 processors
Zen 2 made its debut in the 'Rome' EPYC data centre chips
AT&T will make pirates walk its plank into the sea of no broadband
Repeat pirates beware as the ISPs are sailing towards you