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HackerOne coughs up £15k after its own member hacks it
What can a hacker hack if a hacker hacks hackers...
Pablo Escobar's brother launches a foldable phone with aim to blow past Apple
But we doubt people will be lining up to buy it
Apple admits some 2019 MacBook Pros suffer random shutdown borkage
Cupertino's fix is a bit of a wing and a prayer one
Microsoft is apparently still plotting a disc-less Xbox for 2020
Someone's been having disc-ussions outside of Redmond
Moto's One Hyper smartphone is an all-screen machine
We're seeing a little OnePlus 7T Pro inspiration at work
Amazon let cops see a heatmap of Ring doorbell users in their area
Whoop! Whoop! That's the sound of privacy erosion
Huawei doesn't use a single US component with the Mate 30 Pro
Sticking two fingers up at Trump
Qualcomm's Snapdragon 865 is 5G-focused... yawn
How deeply predictable and dull
Apple has officially gobbled up Intel's modem chip business
Qualcomm might be looking on nervously
Android flaw lets hackers use fake login pages to swallow banking data
Spoof and the data's gone
Apple's next iPad Pro could have a mini-LED display
Kuo has been at the crystal ball again
AMD's CPU sales surge in Germany, leaving Intel in the dust
Ich bin Zen zwei
Apple plays ball with Russia and labels Crimea as Russian territory
Пошел на хуй, ты сделаешь, как мы говорим Apple
Raspberry Pi 4 borks WiFi at 2560 x 1440 resolution
Bothersome bug befuddles boffins
Raspberry Pi 4 borks WiFi at 2560 x 1440 resolution
Bothersome bug befuddles boffins
Go master player decides to quit the game because AI is too good
AlphaGo lands a big blow
Valve calls time on the oddball Steam Controller
A peripheral stuck on the periphery
Valve purges nearly 1,000 Steam games for abusing Steamworks
Most belong to Russian publisher Dagestan Technology
Intel reckons its 665p SSD will go faster for longer
Chipmaker's latest QLC tech ain't NAND-y pandy
MediaTek's Dimensity 1000 5G takes aim at flagship smartphone chips
MediaTek gets back in the high-end SoC game
Intel reportedly wants to flog its connectivity chip division
Chipmaker looks to refocus on its core business
UK government in Wales blames pornographic tweet on account 'hack'
Land of my filthy Fathers
Facebook and Twitter data exposed to developers via dodgy SDK
It ain't our fault guv, claim social networks
AMD confirms 64-core Threadripper 3990X for 2020
But the spec-heavy chip probably isn't for you
Intel and MediaTek join forces to cook up 5G modems for PCs
Chipmaker gets back inside the 5G market
Half-Life: Alyx is a slick-looking VR-based prequel coming March 2020
'Wake up Ms Vance'
Amazon's cloud gaming service could set fingers Twitch-ing in 2020
Screaming towards streaming
Amnesty International claims using Facebook and Google comes at 'a systemic cost'
NGO says the firm's data collection is 'an assault on privacy'
Intel says sorry for chip shortages as supply remains 'extremely tight'
Not many chips ahoy in 2019
Hackers compromise official Monero cryptocurrency wallet
Hashes to hashes
Nvidia is reportedly cooking up Super graphics cards for 2020's laptops
Team Green cranks the Super GPU machine
Intel's Comet Lake-S desktop processor lineup leaks in full
10-core Core i9-10900K will lead the pack
AMD's Radeon Pro W5700 brings RDNA to the workstation world
7nm GPU is also first to offer USB-C
Android flaw could let hackers do some clandestine photography
Camera cracking cyber creeps
Valve finally announces another Half-Life game
Kept you waiting, huh?
Intel is purging in end-of-life drivers and BIOS update downloads
Driver... we barely knew yer
Intel reveals Ponte Vecchio as 'world's first' exascale GPU
But it's still not for you
Preinstalled Android apps could contain a selection of 146 vulnerabilities
Stop laughing at the back Iain iPhone
Google's AI-powered FreddieMeter can tell if you sing like Queen's frontman
AI want to break free
Microsoft's Project xCloud will launch with 50+ games to shame Google Stadia
But eager game streaming beavers will have to wait until 2020
The Home Office's EU citizen app is vulnerable to easy hacks, claims security firm
But EU'd need to have a compromised handset to be at risk
Google Stadia will launch with precious few features
OK Google, explain 'imminent disappointment'
Intel's Ponte Vecchio Xe GPU is named after a bridge and isn't for you
We'd have called it Bridget
Brave 1.0 is ready for privacy-loving web surfers
Straight outta beta
Facebook Pay begins US rollout as social network battles Libra fallout
You could soon buy that ivory backscratcher on Marketplace in a few taps
Intel's latest Nervana AI chips have their heads in the cloud
AI nirvana in the cloud