76,000 devices liberated

Unnamed hackers reportedly breached the spyware WebDetetive, deleting device information to protect surveillance victims and denying spyware users new data. 

Autocorrect, improved file search, and adaptive charging

Google has begun testing new features such as autocorrect, improved file search, and adaptive charging within the latest version of Chrome OS.

Will sort out all these problems with China in four years

Foxconn's billionaire founder, Terry Gou, has announced he intends to enter Taiwan's 2024 presidential race as an independent.

Not exactly cheap

Hosting platform WordPress has announced a new century-long domain registration plan for users who want to ensure a lifelong digital legacy.

Rumours were just the sound of one hand clapping

The dark satanic rumour mill manufactured a hell-on-earth yarn this week claiming that that ASUS had shut down its Zenfone division responsible for making some of the best compact Android flagships on the market.

Deal did not pan out

Foxconn has flogged off two US buildings it said would be used for innovation centres and an LCD factory.

AMD and Nvidia doing well

Jon Peddie Research reports the growth of the global PC-based graphics processor unit (GPU) market reached 61.6 million units in Q2’23 and PC CPU shipments decreased by 23 per cent year over year.

Both gain access to each other's tech

While the US fights to keep technology away from China and shutter Huawei's networking influence, Ericsson and Huawei have their renewed a multi-year global patent cross-licensing agreement.

It turns out the spam filter is not biased

A court has told the US Republican National Committee (RNC) to sling its hook over a conspiracy theory that Google’s spam filter was politically biased.

This could be the end of an era 

Private equity firm Veritas Capital has made an offer to buy Canadian software company BlackBerry.