Business
VW floats catalytic converter as fix for fibbing diesels
When 'turn it off and turn it back on again' won't do
10 Jan 23:57
Bootnotes
Fan belts only exist, briefly, in the intervals between stars
Book review
Reviewing the informative Turing’s Cathedral
12 Comments
10 Jan 10:12
Government
How hard can it be to kick terrorists off the web? Tech bosses, US govt bods thrash it out
Uncle Sam wants to cut these Daesh-bags off from social networks, encryption
50 Comments
08 Jan 22:30
Science
Cocky SpaceX will try another sea landing with next rocket launch
Because why make things easy?
34 Comments
08 Jan 20:55
Security
Star Wars BB-8 toy in firmware update risk, say UK security bods
Something, something, something … exploiting a connection
28 Comments
08 Jan 18:31
Financial News
Barracuda Networks: I see revenues rise, but cloud's a blight...
The SMB rush, the net loss not slight
08 Jan 16:25
SPB
Chinese unleash autonomous airborne taxi
Where's my bloody flying car? Here it is, sort of
59 Comments
08 Jan 15:20
Bootnotes
Catalan town hall seriously downsizes monarch
Passport-sized portrait of King Felipe VI adorns council chamber
45 Comments
08 Jan 14:02
Mobile
Microsoft offers pay-as-you-go data SIM for Windows 10 devices
3G/LTE connectivity via partnership with French MVNO
17 Comments
08 Jan 12:36
Security
TV streaming stick brings the movies and the network backdoors
EZCast password susceptible to brute-force attack – report
15 Comments
08 Jan 11:26
Developer
Was Android moving to OpenJDK really a Google gift to devs?
Comment
Semi-seasonal stocking filler was caught up in Oracle's Android fight
44 Comments
08 Jan 09:30
Security
Call of Duty terror jabber just mindless banter
Video
Security bods laugh at fear-monger failure
29 Comments
08 Jan 07:30
Cloud
Who's laughing now, doubters? Cloud makers rake in £75bn in sales
Growing like Topsy
21 Comments
08 Jan 06:04
Security
Crafty booby-trapped invoice malware empties Japanese bank accounts
And only 7 per cent of antivirus packages can block it
08 Jan 02:57
Networks
Half of AT&T's networks are controlled by open-source SDN code
Fun fact of the day, we think you'll find
08 Jan 00:43