Connects to iCloud phishing page

Security experts have discovered a flaw in Apple’s $30 AirTag which could sign people up to phishing sites.

 
Europe invented stuff and the US stole it first 

US Commerce Secretary Gina Marie Raimondo has told the world+dog that the country that invented paper and gunpowder must not be allowed to invent any new stuff, because that is Western society's job.

You just can’t get the staff any more

There are mounting concerns about software reliability, according to engineering productivity company Haystack Analytics.

Rumoured to arrive sooner than expected

Intel’s Alder Lake launch is rumoured to be sooner than expected –  MSI and Videocardz say the chip might be in the shops on  November 4.

Shortages in other places

Micron forecast current quarter revenue below analysts' expectations and warned that shipments for its memory chips were set to dip in the near term as its customers making personal computers face shortages of other parts.

Charges him with treason

Russia has arrested Ilya Sachkov, the chief executive of top Russian cybersecurity company Group IB, on suspicion of state treason and will hold him in custody for two months.

Because you can't get the petrol any more

British people are investigating electric cars now that it is impossible for them to get petrol now that they are out of the EU.

Samson’s haircut

AI has detected that a hugely expensive painting of Samson and Delilah thought to be painted by Peter Paul Rubens, one of the most influential artists of the 17th century is a fake.

While Google and Apple try to lock them down

While Apple and Google are fighting regulators to keep their app store monopolies, Software King of the World Microsoft is doing the opposite.

Pricey and flimsy too

Amazon’s pricey Astro robot appears to have issues with privacy and is so depressed that it will ignore the existence of stairs and chuck itself down them.