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Article 13 approved: What are the EU copyright law amendments?Article 13, and its sibling Article 11, are contentious pieces of EU copyright law that, opponents claim, could destroy the internet as we kRead full story →
The World Cup will be in 4K on the BBC with one pretty big catchIf watching the World Cup in HD wasn’t enough for you, then good news: the BBC will be broadcasting every one of its 29 World Cup fixtures iRead full story →
What can tech firms learn from GoPro’s decline?GoPro appears to be in a high-velocity slide, with the company recently laying off 250 more staff – a third round of redundancies in 18 montRead full story →
The free V-Bucks hoax: Fortnite scammers are using YouTube and phishing tricks to steal logins and private data It was only a matter of time before internet criminals and chancers took advantage of the hugely popular Fortnite game, targeting its largeRead full story →
Russia demands Apple pulls Telegram from the App StoreRussia’s communication watchdog has asked Apple to block popular messaging app Telegram, which has been banned in the country for its refusaRead full story →
Kanban: What is the Kanban system and how to get started with a Kanban boardManagers may breathily whisper the word ‘Kanban’ to themselves in their private moments, but what does it mean and what does it have to do wRead full story →
Tesla launches UK repair service that sends a mechanic to your home in a Model STesla has introduced a mobile repair service to the UK, which aims to fix and maintain owners car’s without them having to set foot in a serRead full story →
Master Microsoft’s Edge browser on your iPhone or Android deviceMicrosoft has launched a Preview version of its Edge browser for Android phones and iPhones, which is well worth trying. It automatically syRead full story →
Detroit: Become Human review – an absorbing tale of android revoltRight now, you could throw a penny in a room and it would hit an android rebellion. Between Westworld and Blade Runner 2049, TV and film hasRead full story →
Huawei responds over Bose headphone delays: Everyone WILL get their headphones, and soonUpdate: We have now spoken directly to a spokesman from Huawei, and were able to put our questions over directly. The company has confirmed Read full story →
VW Touareg review (2018): Volkswagen’s SUV is a technological marvelThe Volkswagen Touareg is just one of a phalanx of models available to well-heeled SUV buyers and, as such, there’s plenty of competition. TRead full story →
HTC U12 Plus review: Feeling the pressureThe HTC U12+ might just be the least-hyped smartphone of the year. It arrives at the end of a long splurge of flagship announcements and witRead full story →
Millions of Android and iOS users at risk of Roaming Mantis malware infecting phones via compromised Wi-Fi routersA malware that infects smartphones through Wi-Fi routers - dubbed 'Roaming Mantis' - is rapidly spreading across the world after first emergRead full story →
Robots can now learn new tasks by studying humansMaking a robot that appears to think and behave like a human is (relatively) straightforward. Okay, that doesn’t make it any the less unnervRead full story →
Honor 10 review: The most powerful phone under £400You’d be forgiven for struggling to keep up with all the new phones Honor has released over recent months. Following on from the 7a, 7c, VieRead full story →
How Microsoft is getting under the skin of surgery with HoloLensMixed reality may be more synonymous with Pokémon Go than plastic reconstructive surgery, but virtual limbs projected onto real bodies have Read full story →
Google Chrome now tells you if a site you’re visiting is “not secure”Google Chrome browser version 68 will now signpost unencrypted sites with a "Not secure" notice in the URL bar to alert users to their conneRead full story →
How to Configure Safari to Load Multiple Websites on StartupWhen you launch Safari, Apple's web browser, on your Mac, you can have it do lots of things. Start with a blank window? No problem. Use yourRead full story →
Move over Silicon Valley, Japan is still light years aheadJapan was, at one time, seen as the de-facto leader of technological innovation. It was the hub for robotics, connectivity and bleeding-edgeRead full story →
Facebook app myPersonality leaked data of three million users for four years before it was eventually suspendedLess than 24 hours after Facebook announced it had suspended hundreds of apps for misusing user data, New Scientist has revealed that one paRead full story →
This monster black hole eats the mass of our own sun every two days and is the fastest-growing quasar ever seenAstronomers in Australia have found that they believe to be the fastest-growing black hole in the known universe.  The supermassive black hoRead full story →
Beware the ‘Black Dot’ text bomb in Apple Messages that’s causing iPhones to crashA text bomb bug known as the ‘Black Dot’ has been found in Apple’s Messages app and is causing iPhones’ to freeze and potentially overheat. Read full story →
Mini 3-Door Hatch and Convertible (2018) review: A small car that’s big on techCards on the table. My first car was a Mini, and so was my second. They were very basic, sometimes wouldn’t start on a cold morning and attrRead full story →
Smartphones could harm parent-child bonds, study suggestsThe advent of smartphones has meant that we’re seeing a whole generation of parents raising children in a digital age. But while the scenariRead full story →
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