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Google warns Apple: Missing bugs in your security bulletins are 'disincentive to patch'
Google's Project Zero has again called Apple out for silently patching flaws.
Best gifts: Top iPhone XS or XS Max accessories
Here are the very best accessories to help you get the most from your new iPhone.
Bias-free AI: The importance of testing data sets
Susan Etlinger, industry analyst at Altimiter Group, sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about the importance of testing data sets for bias.
Two weeks with the Sony Xperia XZ3: Gorgeous design with a misplaced fingerprint scanner
Sony seems to have nearly reached perfection with the Xperia XZ3 design, except for the placement of the rear fingerprint scanner. The device is gorgeous and works well, but the price is also a bit high when compared to other flagships.
iPhone owners: You can now use Google Maps to share your live route location, ETA
But you'll need to give Google Maps access to phone contacts and permission to access your location always.
Presidential race in Brazil marred by WhatsApp scandal
Frontrunner Jair Bolsonaro is involved in accusations over illegal campaigning tactics using the messaging service.
5G technology: A business leader’s guide
It’s still early days for 5G services, but as they’re being trialed and deployed, they’re on track to have a far-reaching impact for both consumers and businesses. This ebook looks at current and future...
Tesla tweet case: Judge approves settlement between Tesla, Musk, and SEC
Shares in Tesla rose sharply on the news, despite the fact that the company must also pay a fine due to the executive's transgression.
This is how researchers can now track 3D printed guns, weapons
Hardware fingerprints could be a way to stem the flow of uncontrolled, dangerous 3D printing.
Windows 10 will banish Spectre slowdowns with Google's Retpoline patch
Google's Retpoline fix for the Spectre Variant 2 flaw helps minimize performance hit on Windows 10 machines.
Destructive and unpredictable, North Korean hackers pose the biggest threat
According to security firm FireEye, DPRK hackers are cybering every way they can.
