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Tim Berners-Lee: In 30 years, the web will go beyond our imagination
Working out where the web will go next is hard. But figuring out where we would like it to go is a little easier, says the inventor of the world wide web.
Facebook: We stored hundreds of millions of your passwords in plain text
Facebook, Facebook Lite and Instagram passwords were stored in a 'readable format', with hundreds of millions of affected users expected to be notified.
eBay adds Google Pay to its managed payments program
eBay says the addition of Google Pay represents a significant step in giving its customers more flexibility in how they pay.
Nokia firmware blunder sent some user data to China
Company behind Nokia smartphones accidentally left a data collection package inside some Nokia 7 Plus devices' firmware.
Technology we hate with a passion
Hate is back in fashion again. Tech is no exception when it comes to being the target of our anger and frustration -- but this stuff truly deserves it.
Police Federation hit by ransomware attack
Police association says databases and servers hit by "malware attack which encrypted data" which also deleted some back-ups.
How smart tech is transforming the transportation industry
From urban geo data to autonomous cars to flying taxis, new technologies are already having a radical impact on how we get from point A to point B. This ebook looks at current and future transportation...
Micron Technology weathers memory market, sees rebound for data center, mobile, 5G, IoT demand
The memory market and DRAM and NAND pricing hasn't gone so well for Micron, but the company is optimistic about future demand on many fronts.
T-Mobile begins piloting in-home LTE internet service
The carrier said the goal is to connect up to 50,000 homes this year using fixed unlimited wireless service over LTE.
Microsoft's TypeScript programming language rising fast, almost makes top 10
Microsoft TypeScript is popular and it's here to stay as a prominent language, according to analyst RedMonk.
With Samsung's new DRAM, smartphones will have more memory than many laptops
Samsung plans to triple the volume of 8GB and 12GB DRAM units in anticipation of higher demand for devices with massive memory.
