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Are screens harmful? This project wants to record everything you do on your phone, to find out
Precisely mapping the doings of our digital selves is the only way to understand online behavior.
A hacker is patching Citrix servers to maintain exclusive access
FireEye believes this is a bad guy hoarding Citrix servers, rather than a good-guy vigilante looking out for organizations.
Google reveals new Python programming language course: Scholarships for 2,500
Google creates a new Python training certificate to boost your chances of getting a job.
Huawei and 5G: Why the UK's decision is getting tougher every day
The prime minister's decision about Huawei will say much about the UK's place in the world after Brexit.
How tech group Hexagon AB takes us one step closer to the world's digital twin
New platform stitches aerial and ground laser and camera data into stunning models.
Home device listens for fire alarms, then shuts all doors
A novel "zero power" microphone is behind the "always on" fire safety device.
EU considers banning facial recognition technology in public spaces
A potential ban could last for five years to allow lawmakers to catch up.
This giant botnet has just sprung back to life pushing a big phishing campaign
Researchers identify a new Emotet campaign that is distributing phishing emails - and malware - to targets across the globe.
Gap nixes plan to spin off Old Navy amid cost, complexity
How Gap's reversal impacts its digital transformation efforts remains to be seen.
Innovation: VC cash goes to established companies, not startups
A new report shows that although huge amounts of money were injected in tech across the globe, early-stage funding is worryingly declining.
Why this city wants tech startups and developer jobs to heal its civil war wounds
Vukovar, a small city between Croatia and Serbia, is being transformed by the growth of the Balkan IT industry.
FBI seizes WeLeakInfo, a website that sold access to breached data
WeLeakInfo website sold access to more than 12 billion user records that leaked from breaches at other online services.
Australia's Parkes Dish to get new receiver
CSIRO receives a AU$1.15 million grant towards the AU$3 million project.
Dell Optiplex 7070 Ultra: Modularity at a price
The Optiflex 7070 Ultra answers a question you didn't know you asked. Namely, is there a place in between an all-in-one and a regular desktop?
SAP Concur shuts down travel search engine Hipmunk
It comes after four years Hipmunk was acquired by SAP Concur.
Equifax direct payments to members to end class action could top $500 million
Putting a bookend on one of the largest data breaches in history.
Microsoft's ambitious plan to remove its entire carbon footprint
Microsoft agrees with climate experts, that the world must take urgent action to bring down emissions.
Tesla aims for ‘designed in China' vehicles
The US electric vehicle giant’s first overseas manufacturing plant in Shanghai, China has effectively lowered costs by as much as 65% for making the Model 3, according to local reports.
