Silicon – Security
- Game Of Thrones : les auteurs de malware ont déjà gagné
- Collaboratif : BlueMind 4 supporte nativement Outlook
- Cybersécurité : les RSSI sous pression
- Infrastructure convergée : VCE poursuit l’aventure de VxBlock
- CIR : l’Europe approuve la création d’une base de données biométriques
- Galaxy Fold : pourquoi Samsung repousse le lancement mondial
- DevOps : CloudBees surfe sur l’automatisation du déploiement applicatif
- IoT : le top 4 des langages de programmation les plus utilisés
- Gagner simultanément en sécurité et en agilité
- Android : vraiment plus de liberté pour choisir moteur de recherche et navigateur ?
- IoT : Microsoft se renforce avec l’acquisition de Express Logic
- Sécurité : Facebook a aussi exposé des mots de passe Instagram
- GitHub : Atom intègre les commentaires d’une revue de code
- Data vocale : le Voice Lab veut une alternative aux GAFAM et BATX
- Cloud : la visibilité réseau, un défi de taille pour les entreprises
- Smart Cities : Qualcomm lance un programme dédié
- Tchap : une messagerie chiffrée pour les agents de l’Etat
- Assistant vocal : Facebook concurrent de Amazon, Apple et Google ?
- Cybersécurité : Alsid séduit investisseurs et grands comptes
- Dépenses IT : Gartner révise à la baisse ses prévisions pour 2019
- La communication [unifiée] : la véritable force du collectif
- macOS : la version 10.15 veut transformer l’iPad en second écran pour Mac
- Intel : nouvelle gamme vPro de 8ème génération avec des Core i5 et i7
- Brevets : Apple et Qualcomm enterrent la hache de guerre
- Collaboratif : Atlassian met à niveau ses outils DevOps
- Du bonheur de prendre de l’âge
- Cybersécurité : les 5 points clés du rapport de l’ANSSI
- Streaming : Amazon sur les traces de Spotify et Deezer ?
- 5G : l’Allemagne et la Belgique adoubent Huawei
- Crypto-monnaies : la France veut étendre son modèle à l’Europe
- World Password Day : authentification multifacteur et SSO, le duo gagnant
- Le câblage des datacenters : les synapses de nos vies numériques
- Antivirus : de la difficulté d’innover en toute sécurité
- ERP : Cegid XRP cible aussi les entreprises de taille intermédiaire
- Blockchain : 6 grandes entreprises sur 10 investissent
- Microsoft révèle un piratage de Outlook.com
- Facebook, Messenger, Instagram et WhatsApp encore en panne ce week end
- Internet Explorer : une faille zero day via les fichiers .MHT ?
- Google Next 19 : les 4 annonces à retenir
- Emploi : les salariés de l’IT croulent sous les heures sup’
- Cyber-résilience : la moitié des entreprises dans le flou
- Migration de serveurs : 7 bonnes pratiques pour protéger les données
- DPO : pourquoi pas un informaticien ou un expert en cybersécurtité ?
- Firefox disponible en bêta pour les PC Windows 10 à processeurs ARM
- AWS : quand Jeff Bezos vante sa pépite aux actionnaires d’Amazon
- Currents : Google se relance face à Slack et Teams
- L’Edge Computing, pour rationaliser les flux de données
- Infrastructure cloud : OpenStack Stein conforte ses liens avec Kubernetes
- Google Assistant devient Duplex, qu’est-ce que ça veut dire ?
- Automatisation : les 3 étapes clés pour réussir
- Semi-conducteurs : Samsung grille encore Intel
- Pourquoi l’intelligence artificielle va changer le rôle du RSSI
- Les 3 vulnérabilités de l’IT hybride
- Google Assistant débarque dans G Suite
- Données personnelles : Facebook condamné à 30 000 € en France
- GCP : Google Cloud SQL sera compatible avec Microsoft SQL Server
- Comment une défaillance du système DNS pourrait faire vaciller l’économie numérique mondiale ?
- Salaires : le top 10 des langages de programmation qui rapportent
- Stockage cloud : IBM actualise sa gamme Storwise avec AWS
- G Suite dans Dropbox : disponible en version bêta
- Anthos : Google lance une plateforme de gestion d’applications compatible avec AWS et Microsoft Azure
- Slack multiplie les nouvelles fonctions pour Office 365
- IoT : Bouygues Telecom-Objenious met ses données sur Azure
- Cloud : HPE et Nutanix forment un duo hybride
- DevOps et IT : quelles compétences clés pour l’avenir ?
- Google Cloud : Accenture veut s’offrir Cirruseo
- Devoteam mise gros sur Google Cloud
- Comment le DevOps peut-il s’appuyer sur la Smart Data ?
- Office Pro Plus : l’Union Européenne enquête sur sa conformité au RGPD
- Spam : Twitter s’attaque aux robots en limitant le suivi de comptes
- Stations de travail : HP Z6 et Z8 G4 embarquent les nouveaux Intel Xeon
- Open Source : Suse lance Linux Enterprise pour SAP HANA sur Azure
- IA : IBM (re)mise sur la France avec un nouveau site à Paris-Saclay
- PC et smartphones : les ventes vont stagner en 2019
- Périphérique externe : Windows 10 active le retrait rapide
- Firefox va intégrer nativement le lazy loading
- ML Kit : Google ouvre Smart Reply aux développeurs tiers
- Big data et analytique : 12% de croissance attendue en 2019
- ERP Cloud : les 8 nouveautés clés de NetSuite
- Project Kuiper : Amazon veut proposer de l’Internet par satellite
- Cybersécurité : les DSI avouent faire des compromis dangereux
- Paylib : le virement mobile instantané entre particuliers arrive en France
- Wearables : Top 5 des ventes en 2018
- iPaaS : Dell Boomi renforce son alliance avec NetSuite
- Low code : les décideurs métiers l’adoptent sans bouder l’IT
- Workflow : Google Drive intègre DocuSign, K2 et Nintex
- Sécurité : Facebook soupçonné de phishing sur les nouveaux utilisateurs
- Reconnaissance faciale : Microsoft et Salesforce misent sur Onfido
- Clavier français : une norme pour remplacer Azerty
- DevOps : F5 Networks lance ses Cloud Services sur AWS
- Transformation numérique : le DevOps face au « changement perpétuel »
- Intelligence artificielle : le conseil d’éthique de Google déjà enterré
- IoT industriel : BMW choisit Azure pour connecter ses usines
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 disponible sur Windows et macOS
- Fréquences 5G en Allemagne et réseaux privés : un exemple à suivre
- Communications unifiées : Xivo s’interface avec Salesforce
- Programmation : Julia peut-il devenir un nouveau Python ?
- Cloud public : une croissance exponentielle portée par le IaaS
- Surface Book 2 : Microsoft met à jour sa gamme
- Gmail : nouvelles fonctionnalités pour fêter les 15 ans
- Google Play : pourquoi le nombre de adware explose
- Python : Microsoft propulse son vérificateur Pyright
- IT et DAF : le casse-tête des données financières
- Cédric O, nouveau secrétaire d’Etat chargé du numérique
- Volkswagen choisit Siemens pour connecter ses usines à AWS
- Outlook : un peu d’IA pour faciliter l’organisation de réunions
- Régulation sur Internet : Facebook demande l’aide des gouvernements
- Deep Learning : SAS et Nvidia font cause commune
- Huawei dépasse les 100 milliards $ de CA en 2018
- PC : HP est leader en France devant Lenovo et Dell en 2018
- DevOps : une maturité surestimée par les décideurs IT
- L’UX, clé de voûte pour démocratiser la blockchain
- Alexa for business : Amazon veut s’imposer dans le workspace
- Marketing : Adobe ajoute une dose d’IA dans Campaign
- Publicité : Facebook poursuivi pour discrimination
- Multicloud : les questions à se poser avant de définir sa stratégie
- Adoption de la directive sur le droit d’auteur : quels changements ?
- Open Source : Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 met l’accent sur les conteneurs
- Métiers : portrait-robot du développeur en France
- La blockchain : une opportunité complexe pour les services publics
- Cloud : Volkswagen choisit AWS pour sa plateforme industrielle
- Facebook prend des mesures contre les contenus racistes
- Modélisation 3D : AutoCAD 2020 compatible avec OneDrive et Box
- IA : Yann LeCun, directeur scientifique de Facebook, co-lauréat du prix Turing 2018
- Quarkus : Red Hat pousse un framework Java natif Kubernetes
- Huawei P30 et P30 Pro : la pari haut de gamme de Huawei
- Applications critiques : pourquoi leur protection laisse à désirer
- Gmail : Google dynamise sa messagerie avec la technologie AMP
- Surface Hub 2S : Microsoft annonce la 2ème génération pour le 17 avril
- Marketing BtoB : Adobe et Microsoft renforcent leur liens autour de LinkedIn
- Planification : SAP Analytics Cloud mixe IA et langage naturel
- Man in the Cloud (MitC) : quatre parades contre une nouvelle génération de cyberattaques
- L’IoT, un nouvel eldorado ? mais aussi un monde complexe et hétérogène…
- Emploi : les 10 langages de programmation les plus recherchés
- Violence sur Internet : Microsoft appelle à l’union sacrée après Christchurch
- Asus : la mise à jour logicielle infectée par un malware
- Cloud : 5 points de vigilance dans les contrats avec les prestataires
- Apple TV +, Arcade, News… Apple fait le plein de nouveaux services
- Emploi : le salaire, principal critère de choix du développeur
- Cloud : Alibaba veut rendre sa plateforme plus « inclusive »
- Protection des données : 5 points à retenir du rapport de Dell EMC
- Moteur de recherche : les modifications d’Android en question
- Apple : la keynote de printemps consacré aux services
- 5G : l’Union Européenne n’imposera pas d’interdiction contre Huawei
- Six of the best 4k HDR TVs
- Apple's crown is slipping – will news and TV shows be its next big thing?
- The five: magnetoreceptive animals
- The grassroots coalition that took on Amazon ... and won
- 10 of the strangest star cameos in video games
- Les DSI doivent se former pour se transformer
- DSI : la CIA recrute une dirigeante d’IBM
- Utilisateurs SAP : Gianmaria Perancin réélu président de l’USF
- Sécurité IT : banques, industries et gouvernements dépensent le plus
- Publicité vidéo : Amazon teste des spots dans son appli iOS
- Microsoft Defender ATP décliné pour les Mac
- Facebook : des centaines de millions de passe sans protection
- Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2: a legendary video game returns
- It's ironic, but gaming can be an escape from our hyper-connected, screen-filled life | Shaad D'Souza
- Facebook stored hundreds of millions of passwords unprotected
- Supercalculateurs : avec Aurora, Intel et Cray au sommet en 2021 ?
- Métiers : les 9 profils d’ingénieurs logiciels les plus recherchés
- PME : comment sauvegarder les données Big Data ?
- AirPod 2 : vraiment sans fil…mais beaucoup plus cher
- Publicité-AdSense: Google condamné à une amende de 1,7 milliard $
- Facebook reviews live stream policy after Christchurch attack
- Pratiques anti-concurrentielles : Kaspersky Lab attaque Apple…en Russie
- What’s the best laptop screen size for poor eyesight?
- You've been played: when your kids start beating you at video games
- Instagram users will be able to buy from brands on platform
- Blockchain : IBM Blockchain World Wire s’ouvre au monde
- Apple launches second generation AirPods with wireless charging
- Amazon's cheapest Kindle now has a better screen and a front light
- Google fined €1.49bn by EU for advertising violations
- Google Stadia: what developers think of the game-streaming service
- Collaboratif : Microsoft Teams va s’enrichir de huit nouvelles options
- ERP Cloud : une migration contrariée par les enjeux de sécurité
- Cloud hybride : HPE Right Mix Advisor mixe outil et conseil
- Pilot, lawyer, medic: meet the people who turned video game careers into real ones
- Elizabeth Holmes and her firm Theranos show why we must stop fetishising entrepreneurs | Arwa Mahdawi
- Facebook cracks down on discriminatory ads after years of backlash
- Goats, cows and Devin Nunes' mom: how a Republican's Twitter lawsuit backfired
- Google Stadia: company makes a play for gamers with new streaming service
- Facebook and YouTube defend response to Christchurch videos
- Tom Clancy's The Division 2 review – mercenary rampage through a broken society
- Australian telcos block dozens of websites hosting Christchurch terror video
- Lyft: Uber rival reveals it hopes to raise $20bn in Wall Street debut
- Online retail fuelling rapid rise in sales of fake goods, says OECD
- Academic at centre of Cambridge Analytica scandal sues Facebook
- Myspace loses all content uploaded before 2016
- UK digital minister raises concerns over use of live streaming
- Apple launches new iPad Mini and iPad Air
- Facebook's local news project frustrated – by lack of local newspapers
- I'm a Barbie girl in a digital world: Chips with Everything podcast
- The Cambridge Analytica scandal changed the world – but it didn't change Facebook
- 'Shame!' Amazon gets $23m from Virginia county amid fierce protests
- 'Americans have a fascination with fraudsters': Alex Gibney on the fall of Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes
- Facebook faces fresh questions over when it knew of data harvesting
- Major study suggests Apple Watch can detect irregular heartbeat
- The man who takes tech apart – so we can learn how to fix it
- Five of the best noise-cancelling headphones
- Tell us your stories of online communities you loved and lost
- Chris Cox: longtime Facebook executive exits as network focuses on privacy
- Model Y: Tesla unveils new electric crossover SUV
- Police detain 10 teenagers in India for playing banned video game
- Did you make it through the Facebook outage without calling the police?
- Bafta games awards 2019: God of War leads nominations
- Hypnospace Outlaw review: a surreal tribute to the 90s internet
- Can an external SSD match the Mac Mini's pricey inbuilt storage?
- Facebook under criminal investigation over data sharing with tech firms - report
- Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp suffer outages in Americas and Europe
- The racism of technology - and why driverless cars could be the most dangerous example yet
- Silicon Valley is erecting a monument to itself. Will it be a giant robo-phallus? | James Felton
- Apple's 30% app store commission unfair, Spotify claims
- Nintendo at 130: 'It’s on us to create that wow moment for players'
- Why beating your phone addiction may come at a cost
- Google's Gmail and Drive suffer global outages
- Tim Berners-Lee on 30 years of the world wide web: 'We can get the web we want'
- No one needs access to driverless cars more than America's poor | Ashley Nunes
- Google paid former executive $35m after sexual assault allegation
- TikTok: the video app taking over the internet
- Harry Potter: Wizards Unite will be a real-world smartphone game
- Tesla performs U-turn over store closures
- Samsung Galaxy S10+ review: a simply stunning screen
- 'Hire some bloody women', the gender data gap: Chips with Everything podcast
- How Instagram became the politicians’ playground
- Burgess Prize runner-up 2019: Kate Wyver on Dan Hett’s Sorry to Bother You
- Ten ways to improve your digital etiquette
- House of Lords report calls for digital super-regulator
- New interracial couple emoji marks victory for partners of color
- Is it ever too late to reply to an email? | Oliver Burkeman
- Geneva motor show: Brexit, electric cars and luxury dominate agenda
- China warns US of 'all necessary measures' to protect Huawei
- Elon Musk's security clearance under review by the Pentagon over pot use
- Facebook to ban anti-vaxx ads in new push against 'vaccine hoaxes'
- Facebook takes down fake account network used to spread hate in UK
- Mark Zuckerberg's privacy blogpost: what he did and didn't say
- Is there a way to use Facebook without giving up my privacy?
- Zuckerberg says Facebook is pivoting to privacy after year of controversies
- Devil May Cry 5 review: a triumphant return to stylish demon-slaughter
- 'You don't become less ambitious': the female startup founders going public with their pregnancies
- Days Gone and Last of Us 2: the video games predicting the end of the world
- Best smartphone 2019: iPhone, Samsung, Google and Huawei compared and ranked
- How smart tech is giving ageing prisoners a lifeline
- YouTube defends decision to keep Tommy Robinson on its site
- Don’t look now: why you should be worried about machines reading your emotions
- Geneva goes electric: 2019 Motor Show – in pictures
- The cheese challenge: why people need to stop throwing cheese slices at babies' faces
- Could robots make us better humans?
- UK among countries with priciest mobile data plans in Europe
- Facebook criticised after women complain of inaction over abuse
- Amazon to give power to brands to remove fakes from website
- Facebook faces backlash over users' safety phone numbers
- Dead or Alive 6 review – fabulous fighting with an unwelcome soft-porn vibe
- Adios, Alexa: why must our robot assistants be female?
- Can machines be more creative than humans?
- Rage against the machine: Chips with Everything podcast
- Metro Exodus, Devil Engine and Apex Legends: three games that demonstrate the value of genres
- From self-harm to terrorism, online recommendations cast a deadly shadow | John Naughton
- Revealed: Facebook’s global lobbying against data privacy laws
- Amazon to reportedly open dozens of grocery stores across the US
- Private firm defends school factsheet on Momo hoax
- Momo hoax: schools, police and media told to stop promoting viral challenge
- MWC 2019: folding wrist phones, 5G and quintuple cameras – 8 standout gadgets
- Tesla cuts car prices, shuts stores and shifts to online-only sales
- Tom Watson calls for crackdown on in-game gambling
- Video game industry insiders launch POC in Play diversity initiative
- TikTok video-sharing app fined for collection of children's data
- Fortnite Season 8 brings a volcano, pirates, cannon – and a banana suit
- 'Geek philanthropy': the gamers raising millions through marathon live streams
- How can I set up a small website for a local group?
- Trials Rising review – a global adrenaline rush
- Anti-vaxx 'mobs': doctors face harassment campaigns on Facebook
- Viral 'Momo challenge' is a malicious hoax, say charities
- Facebook withholding data on its anti-disinformation efforts, EU says
- Pokémon Sword and Shield: Nintendo's new games set in land inspired by UK
- Citymapper to undercut TfL with London travel card
- Taiwanese game removed from sale after anti-China messages discovered
- Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 review: novel slider finally hits the UK
- Facebook moderators tell of strict scrutiny and PTSD symptoms
- Digital minimalism: how do you KonMari a 10-year text message history?
- Uber survives legal challenge brought by London cabbies
- Jeff Bezos: world's richest man finally tops list of biggest donors
- Elon Musk could face contempt charge over 'inaccurate' Tesla tweet
- Five games to play if you enjoyed Black Mirror's Bandersnatch
- Point and shoot: what's next for photography in video games?
- Making an influencer: Chips with Everything podcast
- Huawei unveils Mate X folding phone to rival Samsung Galaxy Fold
- Stromer ST3 electric bike: ‘part bicycle, part rocket booster’
- Are you being scanned? How facial recognition technology follows you, even as you shop
- Facebook attacked over app that reveals period dates of its users
- Battle royale: the design secrets behind gaming's biggest genre
- Is Silicon Valley's quest for immortality a fate worse than death?
- 'Outrageous abuse of privacy': New York orders inquiry into Facebook data use
- Confidential emails sent by Facebook executives leaked online
- 'We won't be war profiteers': Microsoft workers protest $480m army contract
- Fortnite World Cup to feature $130m prize pot and a New York final
- Anthem review – a tedious and conservative dirge
- Bowser takes over at Nintendo in US after Fils-Aime's 13-year reign
- Pinterest blocks vaccine-related searches in bid to fight anti-vaxx propaganda
- Fortnite maker pulls ads over YouTube 'paedophile ring' claims
- Samsung's $2,000 Galaxy Fold changes the smartphone game
- Extreme fasting: how Silicon Valley is rebranding eating disorders
- How can I legally avoid paying a TV licence fee?
- Culture secretary to meet Mark Zuckerberg in US after snub to MPs
- 'He's learned nothing': Zuckerberg floats crowdsourcing Facebook fact-checks
- Galaxy Fold: Samsung unveils hi-tech foldable phone that costs $1,980
- Samsung Galaxy S10 launch: triple cameras, ultrasonic fingerprint sensors and 5G
- Fortnite Live company goes into liquidation as creators file lawsuit
- How to catch a catfisher
- 'Do the right thing': ads on Facebook and Google seek big tech whistleblowers
- Huawei founder: US cannot crush technology firm
- The Stillness of the Wind review – window on a solitary life among goats and chickens
- Stop the online conspiracy theorists before they break democracy | Julia Ebner
- Facebook is out of control and politicians have no idea what to do | Simon Jenkins
- Facebook needs regulation to combat fake news, say MPs
- Facebook's quinceañera: Chips with Everything podcast
- TV industry calls for Facebook news feed transparency and journalism tax breaks
- Tesla big battery is holding its own in a burgeoning energy storage market | Giles Parkinson
- Key points from parliamentary inquiry into disinformation
- Facebook labelled 'digital gangsters' by report on fake news
- A digital gangster destroying democracy: the damning verdict on Facebook
- UK security chiefs: Huawei risk in 5G can be contained
- 'A shambles': hundreds demand refunds from Fortnite Live festival
- Is the era of artificial speech translation upon us?
- Parliamentary report set to savage ‘duplicitous’ Facebook
- How smart are Gmail’s ‘smart replies’?
- 'We proved Amazon wrong': activists celebrate Bezos retreat from Queens
- Five of the best top-end smartphones
- Revealed: Facebook enables ads to target users interested in 'vaccine controversies'
- Amazon made an $11.2bn profit in 2018 – and its federal tax bill is $0
- AI can write just like me. Brace for the robot apocalypse | Hannah Jane Parkinson
- How Taylor Swift showed us the scary future of facial recognition
- Apex Legends review – Fortnite has some stiff competition
- 'Amazon isn't bigger than New York': meet the man who killed the deal
- Facebook may face multibillion-dollar US fine over privacy lapses – report
- New AI fake text generator may be too dangerous to release, say creators
- Amazon cancels plans for New York headquarters after fierce opposition
- Block party: Nintendo's 99-player Tetris is savaging my self-esteem
- Crackdown 3 review – flimsy futuristic fun as moreish as popcorn
- What's the best Windows all-in-one or iMac for illustrators?
- Lyft donates $700,000 to Oakland after quietly battling city taxes
- Metro Exodus review – embers of hope burn in postapocalyptic Russia
- The self-driving car is a marvel doomed by unpredictable humans
- Huawei tells New Zealand: banning us is like banning the All Blacks
- Gambling ads to be banned from child-friendly sites and games
- 'Bodyguard to the stars': the man helping Jeff Bezos fight the Enquirer
- Facebook under pressure to halt rise of anti-vaccination groups
- Grindr turns 10: Chips with Everything podcast
- Saudi Arabia denies role in leak of Jeff Bezos’s messages to National Enquirer
- How did Apple’s AirPods go from mockery to millennial status symbol?
- How safe are teen apps?
- Long untouchable, web giants now know what it feels like to be hunted | John Naughton
- Five smart things honeybees can do
- Shopping, songs, TV, transport … new tech has many sectors in disarray
- Trump, 'blackmail' and a Pecker: Bezos delivers scandal with something for everyone
- Sunless Skies review – a rich and heady concoction
- Is video killing the TV star? VidCon London heralds a YouTube revolution
- Bloody brilliant: new emoji to symbolize menstruation welcomed
- The key players in the Bezos-Pecker scandal
- The National Enquirer v Bezos: scandal hits the scandal sheet
- Jeff Bezos 'blackmail' claim puts focus on National Enquirer links to Trump
- Amazon rethinks plan for New York HQ amid fierce opposition
- Instagram urged to crack down on eating disorder images
- Instagram heads off regulations with ban on self-harm images | analysis
- Facebook 'youth team' to focus on Messenger Kids app for under-13s
- New Trump policy makes it easier for big tech to discriminate, insiders say
- Jeff Bezos: the Amazon billionaire and Trump bete noire
- 'Playable shows are the future': what Punchdrunk theatre learned from games
- Trusting in a GoFundMe world: Chips with Everything podcast
- Bezos blackmail claims add new twist to tale of Trump, Russia and the media
- Instagram bans 'graphic' self-harm images after Molly Russell's death
- Twitter shares fall amid concern over falling user numbers
- German regulator orders Facebook to restrict data collection
- Facebook is finally acting in Myanmar. But experts warn its approach may be wrong
- How can I back up my bookmarks and access them online?
- Huawei security issues will take five years to fix, firm tells Commons
- Disability campaigners give to new emojis for 2019
- Spotify buys podcast firms Gimlet and Anchor
- WhatsApp 'deleting 2m accounts a month' to stop fake news
- Facebook Messenger users to get 10-minute 'unsend' window
- Marie Kondo your Twitter feed: how to make sure everyone you follow sparks joy
- Kingdom Hearts 3 review – Disney-themed romp's charm is skin-deep
- Angela Ahrendts quits as head of Apple retail
- Why the UK is taking on social networks over child safety
- EU recalls children's smartwatch over data fears
- Apple to pay 10 years of back taxes to France
- In a world of fake news, should we really be allowed to edit our tweets?
- Apex Legends – Fortnite meets Overwatch as Respawn joins battle royale fray
- Dear Mr Zuckerberg: the problem isn't the internet, it's Facebook | Siva Vaidhyanathan
- Alphabet shares sink despite making $8.9bn profit in last quarter
- Cryptocurrency investors locked out of $190m after exchange founder dies
- Instagram to launch 'sensitivity screens' after Molly Russell's death
- Marshmello makes history with first ever Fortnite in-game concert
- Instagram: beware of bad influencers…
- Is Huawei a friend or foe in the battle for 5G dominance?
- Five benefits of being an early riser
- The business of being Alfie Deyes: ‘I’ll still be a YouTuber when I’m 40’
- Snopes quits Facebook's factchecking program amid questions over its impact
- Foxconn makes U-turn on $10bn Wisconsin factory after call with Trump
- Delete your account: leaving Facebook can make you happier, study finds
- Closure of Google+: everything you need to know
- The 5G wireless revolution: Chips with Everything podcast
- Leave. EU and Arron Banks insurance firm fined £120,000 for data breaches
- Honor View 20 review: top phone at half the cost of an iPhone XS
- Philippines tops world internet usage index with an average 10 hours a day
- 'Alexa was very busy': Amazon reports record profits and strong holiday season
- Facebook and Twitter removed hundreds of accounts linked to Iran, Russia and Venezuela
- Apple leaves Facebook offices in disarray after revoking app permissions
- How do I recover an email address I lost when my phone was stolen?
- Silent Hill at 20: the game that taught us to fear ourselves
- Sunless Skies review – a galaxy of terrors awaits
- Death of the private self: how fifteen years of Facebook changed the human condition
- Block party: scientists celebrate robot that can play Jenga
- Facebook posts record profit despite year of scandal
- Foxconn reconsidering $10bn Wisconsin factory plan
- Facebook paid 13-year-olds for access to all their internet data
- 'How do they expect to run without us?' Tesla accused of axing key staff to cut costs
- Huawei's Meng Wanzhou appears in court on eve of US China trade talks
- A ‘black eye’ for Apple: FaceTime bug shakes faith in iPhone security
- Apple reports first decline in revenues and profits in over a decade
- Huawei indictments: sanctions busting, industrial espionage and a stolen robot
- Facebook accused by Brussels over 'patchy' attitude to fake news
- Apple rushes to fix FaceTime bug that let users eavesdrop on others
- Huawei: China calls US charges 'immoral' as markets slide
- A league they can own: why pro footballers are signing up star video gamers
- TPG halts work on new mobile network, blaming Australia’s Huawei ban
- Super Bowl: experimental radar aims to stop drone drama at game
- EU data watchdog raises concerns over Facebook integration
- Facebook to create 'war room' to fight fake news, Nick Clegg says
- Game over, or not: what became of Steam's first Early Access games?
- Facebook restricts campaigners’ ability to check ads for political transparency
- Huawei's problems deepen as western suspicions mount
- Tax, tech and electric cars: why is Dyson going to Singapore?
- YouTube vows to recommend fewer conspiracy theory videos
- Facebook to integrate Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp
- Anthem: hands-on with 2019's first big video game
- Facebook let children run up huge bills, court papers show
- 'Success would’ve been three grand': meet the gamer who raised $340,000 for a trans charity
- Is this thing on? Robot comedians | Chips with Everything podcast
- Amazon puts delivery robots on streets – with a human in tow
- Can I buy a monitor for photo editing that shows colour like print?
- Trapped in a hoax: survivors of conspiracy theories speak out
- Trump's remarks could stymie US extradition of Huawei CFO from Canada
- Martin Lewis drops lawsuit as Facebook backs scam ads scheme
- How Elon Musk's secretive foundation hands out his billions
- Facebook and Google back Labor changes to laws which break encryption
- Amazon knocked off top of UK consumer poll once ethics considered
- US government v Silicon Valley: Oracle said to owe $400m to women and minorities
- Why are we relying on tech overlords like Microsoft for affordable housing? | Shaun Scott
- Resident Evil 2 review – genre-defining horror, loaded with dread
- Dyson to move company HQ to Singapore
- Why US rightwing populists and their global allies disagree over Big Tech | Evgeny Morozov
- How a 57-hour Donkey Kong game struck a blow against online toxicity | Tom Hawking
- Google fined record £44m by French data protection watchdog
- Dutch surgeon wins landmark 'right to be forgotten' case
- Virtual pet game Neopets returns, but should it stay in the past?
- WhatsApp puts limit on message forwarding to fight fake news
- Bullied Syrian schoolboy to sue Facebook over Tommy Robinson claims
- Victoria to allow trial of driverless cars on country roads
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- PlayStation 4 opens up cross-platform play, starting with Fortnite
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- Fortnite Season 6 is coming: what can we expect?
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- Ex-staffer pressures Google over China project ahead of Senate hearing
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