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British Airways data breach caused by just 22 lines of malicious JavaScript codeThe British Airways hack that saw over 380,000 customers' details stolen appears to have been caused by just 22 lines of malicious JavaScripRead full story →
Military mics are now being fitted on soldiers’ teethSay hello to this magic military invention, a tiny tooth microphone that enables covert agents to communicate without a (visible) trace. TheRead full story →
How to Add the Classic Windows 2000 Blue Background to Windows 10Miss the nostalgic classic blue background color from the Windows 2000 and XP days? Here's how to bring it back in Windows 10.Read full story →
NASA’s Curiosity rover gives us a breathtaking 360-degree view of MarsNASA is back at it with the mesmerising celestial images. This time, it’s Mars, brought to your mortal earthling eyes by the space agency’s Read full story →
Elon Musk warns AI is “outside of human control”To say Tesla and SpaceX icon Elon Musk is never far from the public eye is like saying Alex Jones is unpopular online —it’s a huge understatRead full story →
How to use social media to like yourself againHolly Elmore suffers from depression. Last year, when she felt consumed by negative feelings, she found a way to improve her mood and stave Read full story →
How to Use AirDrop and Apple Watch Unlock With Ethernet on the MacAirDrop and unlocking your Mac with Apple Watch require Wi-Fi. Here's how to set up both Wi-Fi and Ethernet on your Mac for the best of bothRead full story →
How To Use Corrlinks to E-mail your Family & FriendsCorrLinks is the approved email system that allows federal inmates to communicate with the outside world. The Bureau of Prisons allows inmatRead full story →
How To Change Accounts on Your Google HomeGoogle has long been one of the leaders in the world of technology, and they keep pushing the boundaries on an almost daily basis. One of thRead full story →
UK government threatens mandatory backdoors into encrypted systemsThe "Five Eyes" governments of the UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand have challenged the tech industry to voluntarily create backdooRead full story →
How to secure your smart homeConnected devices have revolutionised digital life, but a smart home can leave you extremely vulnerable to hackers. It’s taken a long time, Read full story →
B&O reveal a £3000 “rolling” speaker; the Beosound EdgeBang & Olufsen has conquered the luxury speaker market at IFA 2018 with its latest product announcement, the Beosound Edge. It’s a massive, Read full story →
How To Find Someone Online using Reverse E-mail LookupA reverse email lookup can discover the person behind an email address. If you’re wondering who sent you an email and want to know more abouRead full story →
Why the estate is still a great company car choiceThe rise, and rise, of SUVs has taken over the car market in recent years. But there are the early signs that the purity and focus of "conveRead full story →
Microsoft’s AI-powered Sketch2Code builds websites and apps from drawingsMicrosoft has developed an AI-powered web design tool capable of turning sketches of websites into functional HTML code. Called Sketch2Code,Read full story →
Sony Xperia XZ3 review: Sony’s first OLED smartphoneSmartphone innovation is a mixed bag. On one hand, we’re treated to fancy all-display beauties and triple camera arrangements, but on the otRead full story →
You can now apply for a blue tick on InstagramInstagram’s process behind becoming verified and receiving a blue tick has been shrouded in mystery, but a recent update promises to change Read full story →
The Glitch Wikipedia game: Our lowdown on the handy time-wasting toolIf you’re suffering from the post-bank holiday blues at work this week and are looking for something to help you while away those pesky pre-Read full story →
Fortnite on Android installer leaves users vulnerable to hackersFortnite has finally come to Android after weeks of will-they, won’t-they about its existence following the launch of Fortnite on iOS earlieRead full story →
Having DNS Problems? Here’s How to DiagnoseHaving problems with DNS can be quite a nuisance. When they arise, you can’t reach the internet or specific sites on the web. There are, lucRead full story →
How To Access the Command Line in Chrome OSChrome OS is an operating system in its own right but it works differently to Windows and Mac OS. It is based on Linux and anyone familiar wRead full story →
Apple Mail: How to Include Only Selected Text in Email RepliesReplying to email on the Mac/iPhone? The original will be included in the reply…unless you know how to use quoted text in Apple Mail! We've Read full story →
Get a free Fortnite dance with two-factor authentication activationYou can now get a free Fortnite dance from Epic Games simply by enabling two-factor authentication (2FA). The deal is a thinly-veiled attempRead full story →
This live London Underground train map shows the power of open dataThe London Underground is fascinating. It’s a beating hub that sees nearly five million people use it every day. To think how many people arRead full story →