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Windows 10 Mobile is over: Prepare for final security patches as support ends
No more Windows 10 Mobile security updates after December 2019's Patch Tuesday.
Reveton ransomware schemer stripped of six years of freedom, £270,000, and a Rolex
UK prosecutors say 25-year-old computer science student needs to pay up or face more time behind bars.
Elon Musk's SpaceX warned: Your internet-beaming satellites disrupt astronomy
SpaceX's broadband project could severely disrupt space imaging and astroid detection.
Device of the decade: Why did it take nine years for the iPad to get its own operating system?
The iPad launched in April of 2010, and since then we've seen it slowly morph into a device that's able to stand on its own.
New network aims to deliver faster broadband
London has consistently been criticised for its slow connectivity in crowded areas. A new project, launched this week in the city centre, claims that it can resolve the problem by creating a single shared network.
Fortnite on Google Play: Is a 30% cut worth the security benefits?
Opinion: Google says there are no exceptions. Should Epic Games bite the bullet?
How the cloud, an army of drones, and 3D mesh is saving the world's vital infrastructure
Bridges in major cities are crumbling and in desperate need of inspection. Technology convergence offers a light at the end of a rickety tunnel.
Verizon kills email accounts of archivists trying to save Yahoo Groups history
Verizon says the archivists it has blocked breached its terms of service.
LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen, long-term test: Two screens good, but beware bulk and battery life
The LG G8X ThinQ Dual Screen is an interesting and affordable alternative to a folding-screen handset, but it does have some significant drawbacks.
Smart airports: This tech controls aircraft landings from hundreds of miles away
An airport and its air-traffic control tower can be huge distances apart in Norway's remote-control project.
