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Live webcast with demo and Q&A: Quit your addiction to storage, says Komprise

We're Finnished: Nokia replaces CEO Rajeev Suri in industry Lundmark decision

Chipzilla or Chipzooky? If Intel's server CPU sales keep on shrinking, El Reg will have to update the branding

We regret to inform you there are severe delays on the token ring due to IT nerds blasting each other to bloody chunks

Bye, bye Brazil: Sage takes a multi-million dollar bath as it slips out of Latin America

Windows 7 goes dual screen to shriek at passersby: Please, just upgrade me or let me die

Microsoft's Cortana turns its back on consumers as skills are stripped from Windows 10

If you're writing code in Python, JavaScript, Java and PHP, relax. The hot trendy languages are still miles behind, this survey says

Wi-Fi kit spilling data with bad crypto – Huawei, eh? No, it's Cisco. US giant patches Krook spy-hole bug in network gear

Delicious irony: Credit rating builder Loqbox lets customer details and card numbers slip after 'sophisticated attack'

Southern Water not such a phisherman's phriend, hauls itself offline to tackle email lure

Your phone wakes up. Its assistant starts reading out your text messages. To everyone around. You panic. How? Ultrasonic waves

Game over, man: Microsoft test engineer who laundered stolen Xbox credits into $10m guilty of fraud

Are we having fund yet, npm? CTO calls for patience after devs complain promised donations platform has stalled

Google Cloud embraces GitOps with new Application Manager for Kubernetes

Honeycomb CTO Charity Majors to deliver keynote at our fabulous Continuous Lifecycle London conference

Hanoi rocks for R&D – just ask Samsung: Chaebol starts work on $220m AI, IoT, 5G facility

Scottish biz raided, fined £500k for making 193 million automated calls

Our 'solution is killing us in a number of areas' IBM said about doomed £175m Co-Op Insurance project

If it's Goodenough for me, it's Goodenough for you: Canuck utility biz goes all in on solid-state glass battery boffinry

Apple checks under the couch for $500m in spare change, offers it to make power-throttling gripes disappear

HP hostile takeover warms up: Xerox queues print job cash_and_shares.pdf, mails it to the board to mull over

Raspberry Pi goes 2GB for the price of 1GB in honour of mini-computer's eighth birthday

FCC sucks its teeth, clicks its tongue, says: Yeah, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile US, Verizon gleefully sold your location data. Guess we should fine them?

Geek's Guide

How's this for a remote support fix? Solar storm early-warning satellite repaired with million-mile software update

Starship bloopers: Watch Elon Musk's Mars ferry prototype explode on the pad during liquid nitrogen test

Surprise! Plans for a Brexit version of the EU's Galileo have been delayed

RIP Freeman Dyson: The super-boffin who applied his mathematical brain to nuclear magic, quantum physics, space travel, and more

Putting AI in the hands of healthcare

First MWC, then GDC, now Nvidia's GPU conference is online-only as coronavirus spreads in Silicon Valley

Drones must be constantly connected to the internet to give Feds real-time location data – new US govt proposal

Retailers, banks, unis and high schools used controversial law enforcement facial-recog software – and more

Verity Stob

Escape From Tarkov: Hardest of the hardcore looter-shooter is spellbinding despite the punishing learning curve

Sure, check through my background records… but why are you looking at my record collection?

EU court tells prudish IP office to fack off for balking at 'fack ju' trademark application

US Homeland Security mistakenly seizes British ad agency's website in prostitution probe gone wrong

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Admins beware! Microsoft gives heads-up for 'disruptive' changes to authentication in Office 365 email service

Basic authentication will be OFF for Exchange Online email and other services from October 2020

Appy days? Microsoft's Word, Excel and PowerPoint now live under one roof on mobile – but look out for Office 365 popups

And that's one hell of a privacy agreement

If you're running Windows, I feel bad for you, son. Microsoft's got 99 problems, better fix each one

Patch TuesdayMeanwhile, we're still squashing bugs in Adobe Flash Player... plus stuff from Intel and SAP

Vendor-bender LibreOffice kicks out 6.4: Community project feel, though now with added auto-█████ tool

Performance-focused release with a few new features

It's the end of the 20-teens, and your Windows PC can still be pwned by nothing more than a simple bad font

End 2019 with a Patch Tuesday from Microsoft, Adobe, SAP and Intel

This November, give thanks for only having one exploited Microsoft flaw for Patch Tues. And four Hyper-V escapes

Patch TuesdayIntel joins the fun with monthly releases from Adobe, SAP

PSA: Turning off silent macros in Office for Mac leaves users wide open to silent macro attacks

Microsoft seems a bit hazy on what 'disable' actually means

PowerPoint! Word! Excel! Lens! By your powers combined, I am Captain Mobile Office

IgniteMicrosoft revamps suite as single application

Microsoft sees sense, will give Office 365 admins veto rights on self-service Power tools

Power to the people... in charge of IT – phew!

You know the deal: October 2019. Pwned by a spreadsheet. Patch your Microsoft stuff

Patch TuesdayOn the bright side, nothing from Adobe to install this month

This summer's hottest sequels: BlueKeep II, III, IV and V – the latest wormable RDP holes in Microsoft Windows

Patch TuesdayPlus special guest stars Adobe and SAP in this month's security fixes

We checked and yup, it's no longer 2001. And yet you can pwn a Windows box via Notepad.exe

Patch TuesdayGoogle guru shows how WinXP-era text code grants total control

Let's see what the sweet, kind, new Microsoft that everyone loves is up to. Ah yes, forcing more Office home users into annual subscriptions

No more $15-and-done option – cough up $70 every year, please

Bit of a time-saver: LibreOffice emits 6.3 with new features, loading and UI boosts

Fix for security issue but LibreLogo still installed by default on Windows

Dutch cops collar fella accused of crafting and flogging Office macro nasties to cyber-crooks

Accused bloke cuffed after plod swoop on home

It is with a heavy heart that we must report that your software has bugs and needs patching: Microsoft, Adobe, SAP, Intel emit security fixes

Patch TuesdayAnd Google drops a zero-day on Windows after deadline miss

Like using the latest version of Microsoft Office? Love Offline Files? Not for long!

UpdatedIf you want to use offline files then you need to, er, stay online

It's raining patches, Hallelujah! Microsoft and Adobe put out their latest major fixes

UpdatedHefty patch Tuesday checks in at just under 100 CVEs

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