Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, known for his revolutionary work in personal computing, was briefly hospitalised after a health scare in Mexico City. At…

Recent user reports indicate a perplexing battery drain in Apple Watches, affecting even the robust Apple Watch Ultra. The problem, linked to the…

Research from Sharp shows that unsecured printers have been the cause of cyber-attacks for one-fifth of European SMBs, and for one half of…

A new £36 million UK government project is to use data centre waste heat to provide heating and hot water to 10,000 new…

If you’ve written content such as blog posts, articles etc that you’d like to check thoroughly for any mistakes and hear more clearly…

The so-called ‘Batterygate’ iPhone throttling case has been given the go-ahead by UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal which could mean a near $1 billion…

Following the UK government hosting the first major global summit on AI safety at historic Bletchley Park, we look at some of the key…

A new survey from CyberArk has revealed that increased workloads caused by a surge in cyber threats and attacks has led to 59…

US Startup Zephyr’s claim that it has solved smartphone GPS positioning problems through a network and software-based solution with sub-60cm accuracy has attracted…

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