Apple messing with Telegram
Telegram CEO Founder dares to complain
Telegram CEO Founder Pavel Valeryevich Durov has apparently realised that the fruity cargo cult Apple is messing with him.
Forget the mark of the beast new tech just needs your paw print
So that is one conspiracy consigned to the dustbin
Amazon has announced an expansion of its palm-reading payments service, Amazon One, which will come to a range of new Whole Foods stores, and while it will not tell your fortune it does kill off a long standing conspiracy myth parading as Biblical prophecy .
DNA storage could be the only way forward
Just sneeze out your Excel spreadsheet, there's a good chap
The cloud industry is about to hit a major hurdle which can only be overcome by a move to more innovative storage methods, a new report claims.
LG telly creates sound “without speakers”
When watching reality TV no one will hear you scream
LG Display debuted its new 97-inch OLED.EX TV panel which has an unusual approach to audio on OLED displays.
Microsoft wades into Sony in anti-trust claim
Handbags at dawn
Software King of the World Microsoft has gone onto the attack over Sony’s objections to its buy out of Activision Blizzard.
Intel might lop off its GPU unit
Losing too much money
Jon Peddie Research thinks Intel might chop its Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics Group (AXG).
RM64EC is fully supported on Windows 11
A year after the announcement
A full year after software king of the world Microsoft announced that the ARM64EC for Windows 11 was coming it is finally out.
Facebook helps cops arrest a teen for buying abortion pills
Jailing 17 year old girls is what social networking is all about
Facebook provided user information to police in Nebraska that led directly to the prosecution of a 17-year-old girl for alleged crimes relating to ordering abortion pill online.
Google tries to get Apple to invovate
It will never happen
Search engine outfit Google is trying to get the fruity cargo cult Apple to innovate and adopt technology which is being used by everyone else.
SGX defences breached again
Penetrated more times than Mae West
Intel's latest generation of CPUs are supposed to be a fortress for the safekeeping of encryption keys but contain a vulnerability which allows attackers to obtain encryption keys and other confidential information.