HP has Chromeboxes with Intel Core i7 chips, but they'll cost you Or fine, cheap out and get a Celeron, if you must Personal Tech11 Jun 2014 | 10
PCIe eyes the Internet of (the next big) Things PCI-SIG Low-power tweaks open door to BEEELLIONs of devices – but do they need PCIe? Personal Tech11 Jun 2014 |
MAC MEN: Apple hiring 1,000 people for internal ad operation Company looks to bring yet another operation in-house On-Prem11 Jun 2014 | 10
Google's URL-hiding 'origin chip' is 'backburnered' Translation: insecure feature scammers would have loved has been binned Security11 Jun 2014 | 22
Phoenix IT Group CEO hatches three year turnaround plan Services biz watches profits burn AGAIN, requires corrective surgery Channel11 Jun 2014 | 3
Nokia networks biz slurps Australia's Mesaplexx Signal booster makes small cells punch above their weight Networks11 Jun 2014 | 1
'Think of the children', Putin tells startup-land Free speech CAN be regulated, promise, says mighty warrior of the steppe Legal11 Jun 2014 | 12
Apple's Irish tax lair to be probed by European Commission Report says Tim Cook must battle BRUSSELS' BEST BUREAUCRATS! Channel11 Jun 2014 | 38
Google calls on carriers to craft IoT plans $40 a month to send a heartbeat too much, says Chocolate Factory Networks11 Jun 2014 | 10
Urine a goldmine for fuel-cell materials: boffins Drink beer. Make fuel. Repeat until dependence on fossil fuels ends Science11 Jun 2014 | 40
AWS breaks silence over Truecrypt's role in data import/export Update No noise from web warehouse as hacking rumours fly. Security11 Jun 2014 | 18
Microsoft poised to take Web server crown from Apache Open sourcery ahead by just 1.5m servers and the lead is narrowing Software11 Jun 2014 | 117
Damn you El Reg, Call me a Boffin, demands enraged boffin CoTW 'Otherwise I will be forced to make a sarcastic comment' Bootnotes11 Jun 2014 | 80
Glacier's hot butt melts ice, boffins say Underground volcanoes make the West Antarctic Ice Shelf hot and bothered Science11 Jun 2014 | 34
SLOW DOWN: Insecure-by-design software on road Electronic highway signage has default password, can be p0wned from afar Security11 Jun 2014 | 48
207 thousand lights-out boxes are STILL hackable A year after being warned, admins persist with 13 year old firmware Security11 Jun 2014 | 24
BILLIONS of digital dollars go AWOL to cybercrooks, says study Of course, the solution MUST be to buy the sponsor's brand of antivirus ... right? Security11 Jun 2014 | 10
Gung-ho Guangzhou college kids smash LINPACK cluster record HPC blog Oh snap! Don't TELL me you brought K20s to a K40s party HPC11 Jun 2014 | 1
Snowden's Big Brother isn't as Orwellian as you'd think Snowden Anniversary Secrets & lies: Spies & GCHQ SaaS11 Jun 2014 | 161
Dallas Cowboys to return 'dumbass' Texan's chopper FAA 'looking into' quadcopter stadium roof landing Science11 Jun 2014 | 23
Evernote taken out by DDoS attack Millions of users unable to sync their notes and web clippings Legal11 Jun 2014 | 9
World first: ANIMATED GIF of Mercurian SUN ZOOM from MARS Rover gives the nod to the history of astronomy Science11 Jun 2014 | 11
FLYING SAUCER 'designed for Mars atmosphere' in Pacific US military base Mars landing airbag tester may finally launch today, agency teases Science11 Jun 2014 | 8
IPv4 addresses now EXHAUSTED in Latin America and the Caribbean They could just buy dot-uk domains, right Stephen Fry*? Networks11 Jun 2014 | 82
TalkTalk whips BT with riding crop over sport fibs in telly ad Watchdog agrees that one-time state monopoly misled viewers Legal11 Jun 2014 | 17
Debunking Jimbo: Slippery Google tries to evade European privacy Comment 'It'll be real bad for news sites', when we pay the legal bills. Er, hang on? Legal11 Jun 2014 | 11
MIGHTY SOLAR FLARES fail to DESTROY CIVILISATION. Yes! Vid Brace of X2-class sun burp blasts bounce off atmos, again Science11 Jun 2014 | 36
Frikkin' laser beams on its head: Formlabs announces Form 1+ Not quite Star Trek replicator yet... but they're paying for it Personal Tech11 Jun 2014 | 11
Feedly DDoSed by ransom-threat crims: 'We refused to give in' RSS bods stand up to cyber creeps Security11 Jun 2014 | 5
The Force of tax breaks brings Star Wars filming to Blighty Politicians visit set, make cringeworthy film references Legal11 Jun 2014 | 45
We're ALL Winston Smith now - and our common enemy is the Big Brother State Worstall on Weds Private firms slurp data too? Meh Legal11 Jun 2014 | 87
Networked mutant flash-disk beast Nimble to smack flashy rivals with 'high-end' boxen Fellow upstarts, behold: It's a Tegile-type effort Storage11 Jun 2014 | 9
US MARTIAN FLYING SAUCER tests above Hawaii: postponed Come on NASA, pull your bloody finger out Science11 Jun 2014 | 9
SPIDER-TROOP, Spider-troop, does whatever a spider troop can Man uses sucker paddles to scale a 25-foot sheer glass wall Science11 Jun 2014 | 40
Cabbies paralyze London in Uber rebellion Pics Steelie Neelie 'outraged' as our man reports from amid cross charioteers Legal11 Jun 2014 | 97
Swiftkey: We just want to be free - Apple didn't bump us Those who feel that someone owes them a new keyboard are plainly right Software11 Jun 2014 | 24
Do you really have to slash and burn to upgrade your storage? Software defining the future Virtualization11 Jun 2014 | 2
TweetDeck XSS flap: Miscreants flash their naughty bits at users Updated Plus BBC Breaking lives up to its name Security11 Jun 2014 | 6
Speaking in Tech: LIVE from San Francisco's Cloud Foundry Summit Podcast 'Douche canoes', 'bro culture' and - of course - cloud SaaS11 Jun 2014 |
Huawei Ascend P7: We review the PANORAMIC SELFIE smartphone Review China's slimmest, smartest mobe yet Personal Tech11 Jun 2014 | 19
US telco titan Verizon floats storage clouds over Himalaya Amplidata sets off on data mountain expedition SaaS11 Jun 2014 |
IBM slashes SoftLayer prices and plugs it into more data centers IBM follows Amazon, Microsoft, in lashing SoftLayer cloud gear to fibre in colocation bit barns Channel11 Jun 2014 | 5
Microsoft challenges US gov over attempts to search overseas data Claims Irish facility should not be subject to US warrants Channel11 Jun 2014 | 44
Windows 8 leaker gets three months, booted back to Russia Bulk of jail time already served Legal11 Jun 2014 | 16
HP cloudy bigwig: the Helion train is steaming ahead Jumping on the enterprise version will cost $1,400 a server per year SaaS11 Jun 2014 | 1
Dream job ad appears: Data wrangler for Square Kilometre Array Curtin University seeks extreme sysadmin for Murchison 'scope On-Prem11 Jun 2014 | 4
HP starts a memristor-based space program to launch ... THE MACHINE Plans new OS on custom CPUs and memristor-memory joined by photonics by 2020 Channel11 Jun 2014 | 27
FCC boss threatens to BRING WRATH DOWN on states that limit broadband competition Commission may overrule laws that restrict public networks Networks11 Jun 2014 | 19