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No Google Maps, no problem: Huawei will use TomTom's maps and data
The Chinese manufacturer's phones will be fitted with TomTom's navigation services.
To prepare for Star Trek: Picard, here's what to watch ahead of Thursday's premiere
We share with your our collection of essential episodes and movies to watch before Star Trek: Picard premieres on Thursday. There's a lot here, so get ready to take a few days off to binge before the big event.
This free ransomware decryption tool just got a handy update
Victims of Paradise ransomware can now retrieve even more encrypted files because researchers have updated a tool which is already denying cyber criminals ransom payments.
US looks into over 100 complaints of Tesla cars suddenly accelerating and crashing
Watchdog the NHTSA is to probe a petition to recall 500,000 Tesla cars over random acceleration complaints.
Phishing: New Emotet campaign creates fresh risk to your data
Researchers identify a new Emotet campaign that is distributing phishing emails - and malware - to targets across the globe.
Money laundering: This startup thinks its tech can prevent another banking scandal
An Estonian startup says it can stop a repeat of the multi-billion Scandinavian bank money-laundering scandal.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai: This is why AI must be regulated
Google CEO weighs in on AI regulation debate in Europe.
Mitsubishi Electric discloses security breach, China is main suspect
Mitsubishi Electric says hackers did not obtain sensitive information about defense contracts.
Betting companies given access to UK gov't information on millions of children
Reports suggest a government database was misused for age verification purposes.
Citrix rolls out patches for critical ADC vulnerability exploited in the wild
Citrix is racing to develop patches for software builds vulnerable to the severe bug.
