Nintendo tries to patent riding on top of a car
We think it has been done
Nintendo has applied for 32 patents and there are some concerns that they might be a little broad.
Microsoft has five new AI policies
Terms and condition change
Software King of the World Microsoft is bringing in five new changes to its terms and conditions to handle AI.
Levono reports 24 per cent fall in revenue
Prolonged PC slump
Lenovo posted a 24 per cent fall in revenue for the April-June quarter, due to what it called a prolonged slump in global demand for personal computers.
Saudi Arabia giving an arm and a leg for Nvidia chips
AI arms race in the desert sands
Saudi Arabia is buying up thousands of the high-performance Nvidia chips crucial for building artificial intelligence software to join in the global AI arms race.
HP will have to face the music
Court case over devices wouldn't scan or fax when low on ink will go ahead
HP all-in-one printer owners, upset that their devices wouldn't scan or fax when low on ink, were handed a partial win in a northern California court late last week after a judge denied HP's motion to dismiss their suit.
Firefox faster than Chrome
Returning to greatness
Mozilla developers are celebrating that they are now faster than Google Chrome if they test it with the SunSpider JavaScript benchmark.
Intel abandons Tower deal
Chinese regulators were too slow
Intel has announced that it will no longer acquire the Israel-based semiconductor manufacturing company Tower Semiconductor.
2020 Georgia vote plot included hacking
Who would have thunk it
The plot to reverse the results of the 2020 Georgia vote included an effort to use breached voter data, according to the indictment of Donald Trump handed down by a Fulton County, Georgia, grand jury.
Musk slows down traffic for sites he does not like
That is not censorship is it?
Social notworking Elon [[look at me] Musk appears to have been slowing down traffic to websites he does not like in a stunning demonstration of non-censorship.
Apple Malware detection is easy to bypass
Depends too much on prayers to St Steve Jobs
The Mac's built-in malware detection tool is apparently so easy to bypass it might as well not be there, according to a Mac security researcher.