Google: Maps editing is back – but, please, no more p*ss-taking robots! Chocolate Factory asking users to police themselves with edits Bootnotes15 Jul 2015 | 10
Salesforce unleashes red-tape-as-a-service for regulation-heavy users Compliance-conscious folk get SmsSaaS: Slightly-more-secure-software-as-a-service Security15 Jul 2015 | 2
Reddit CEO U-turn: Site no longer a bastion of free speech – and stop posting so much hate New boss is fed up of 'reprehensible' garbage Legal15 Jul 2015 | 33
Google adds Windows Server to Cloud Platform Non-penguins finally allowed into Chocolate Factory's cloud club, with hybrid options Channel15 Jul 2015 | 2
India ponders home-baked chips for defence and nuke plants A little bit of Snowden paranoia and a whole lot of economic stimulus Legal15 Jul 2015 | 7
Pluto Pic: Is it a DOG? Is it a HEART? Or is it ... is it ... BIGFOOT? Probe survives flyby, data now beaming in Science15 Jul 2015 | 34
Microsoft nixes A-V updates for XP, exposes 180 MEEELLION luddites XP rump now carrion for hackers as malware removal tool pulled, A-V updates cease Security15 Jul 2015 | 67
IBM to offer breast milk delivery-as-a-service for staff New mums will be able to ship nature's finest food to junior Channel15 Jul 2015 | 25
Commodore PET lurches out of its 1970s grave – as a phablet Video Retro-gamers rejoice: There's an Amiga emulator too Personal Tech15 Jul 2015 | 32
nbnTM plans for future backhaul upgrade to FTTN cabinets +comment Better to rebuild later than over-invest now, says network builder Legal15 Jul 2015 | 18
Microsoft boffins borrow smartmobe brains to give wearables 9x kick Redmond wants to work where the grunt is, not where power is puny Channel15 Jul 2015 | 14
Ex-MIT prof jailed for 'making experimental film' about bank robbery. In a bank. Without saying it was a film Or giving the money back Bootnotes15 Jul 2015 | 31
Content delivery network CloudFlare's court order count soars 50 legal letters land in six months as spooks seek insights into traffic Legal15 Jul 2015 | 5
'Progress made' as EU aims to get new data protection laws ASAP Brussels moves like striking cobra, looks to achieve October agreement Legal15 Jul 2015 | 7
Micron re-furtles its data centre SSD offering Your customers' cat vids will be safe and dispatchable aboard this Storage15 Jul 2015 | 1
Former spook bigwigs ask for rewrite of UK’s surveillance laws ‘New legislative framework’ needed, says RUSI report Security15 Jul 2015 | 18
Did MARS once have OCEANS? Curiosity discovers continental crust Latest rock-zapping by nuclear laser tank yields strange results Science15 Jul 2015 | 9
Dive deep into our liquid cooling chat. Just the thing for sticky summers HPC blog + vid Benefits, costs and performance On-Prem15 Jul 2015 | 4
New Google APIs: Point your phone at a telly like a streaming hose of vid Splatter your digital fluid all OVER than screen Software15 Jul 2015 | 6
Speaking in Tech: Reddit makes a train wreck even worse Podcast The next stage in China’s world domination plans – buying Micron On-Prem15 Jul 2015 | 2
Run Windows 10 on your existing PC you say, Microsoft? Hmmm. Believe it or not, torching existing stock and starting over may work out cheaper Software15 Jul 2015 | 150
Cisco is ready to axe workers at its Ubiquisys small cell unit Sources: Brit-based biz in start-up mode for too long, got lost in Cisco machine Channel15 Jul 2015 | 3
Crims and politicians using RTBF to scrub themselves from Google? Not quite Actually just ordinary folk getting some privacy rights Legal15 Jul 2015 | 10
Horrifying MOCK BACON ABOMINATION grown in BUBBLING VATS as ALGAE 'Doesn't taste like seaweed at all,' enthuses boffin Science15 Jul 2015 | 93
Apple proffers FREE iCLOUD SUBS to tackle Greek debt crisis No food or job? Well, at least your playlists are safe Legal15 Jul 2015 | 14
Hyperconverged upstart Scale slurps $18m from cash-happy VCs One thousand customers a good base for a business build-out Virtualization15 Jul 2015 | 3
Samsung promises win over hedge fund Elliot as investor shrieks 'NO' Cheil merger wrangles set to continue On-Prem15 Jul 2015 | 2
Nokia Networks is going to make zer Vaterland's trains run on time GSM-R base station deal covers frequency updates and new hardware Networks15 Jul 2015 | 8
Mozilla's ‘Great or Dead’ philosophy may save bloated blimp Firefox Moz shop's rebuild-the-fox plan begins to take shape Software15 Jul 2015 | 127
Unredacted: ICANN's hidden role in fierce battle over .Africa rights Damning review was censored – but we've seen the full report Legal15 Jul 2015 | 13
Malwarebytes slurps startup, hopes to belch out Mac malware zapper Aims to charm fanbois with adware removal tool Security15 Jul 2015 | 3
Epic Games, Epic Fail: Forumers' info blown into dust by hack Company sorry for the inconvenience caused. Great Security15 Jul 2015 | 12
Everything I see is Windows 10, says Microsoft's SatNad Mobile strategy 101? 'What I mean is...' Software15 Jul 2015 | 36
Data centre OS upstart Mesosphere flutters eyelashes at devs Clustered, cloud crew On-Prem15 Jul 2015 |
Infosec bigwigs rally against US cyber export control rule Coalition formed to oppose 'misguided' legislation that will help hackers, hurt research Security15 Jul 2015 | 9
Hey, Spotify! Why do you internet companies hate competition? Guest opinion Songwriters aren't asking Uncle Sam for help. So why are you? Legal15 Jul 2015 | 10
Dotcom's file-sharing hive Mega 'sues for copyright infringement' Fat man bites dog Legal15 Jul 2015 | 7
iPod dead? Nope, says Apple: New Touch has iPhone 6 brains Pic It's alive! It's alive! Personal Tech15 Jul 2015 | 33
Toyota recalls 625,000 hybrids: Software bug kills engines dead with THERMAL OVERLOAD Prius owners look less smug On-Prem15 Jul 2015 | 34
Free software fans land crucial punch in Ubuntu row – but it's not over They'd like Canonical to make still more changes to licensing Software15 Jul 2015 | 9
Neil Young yanks music from streaming services: 'Worst audio in history' 'It's not because of the money' says Down By The River star Legal15 Jul 2015 | 94
Telstra vid downloads getting SLOWER says new Netflix speed test Remind us again who owns half of Foxtel? Telstra? Really … Legal15 Jul 2015 | 4
China reveals home-grown supercomputer chips after Intel x86 ban ISC 2015 The speeds and feeds of the Middle Kingdom's custom HPC DSPs HPC15 Jul 2015 | 16
Free internet for kids! Obama's offering free internet to kids! (Yes, there's a catch) A sad catch Legal15 Jul 2015 | 21
Intel beats earnings estimates (because nobody expected it to earn much) Another glum quarter as customers shun PCs Channel15 Jul 2015 | 6
Europe a step closer to keeping records on all passengers flying in and out of the Continent Privacy activists alarmed by profiling implications Legal15 Jul 2015 | 25
Behold: Pluto's huge ICE MOUNTAINS ... and signs of cryovolcanoes? Pics Both the dwarf freezeworld and moon Charon are active – that shouldn't happen Science15 Jul 2015 | 46
Microsoft sprints to finish, emits possible Windows 10 RC build Ready or not, here it comes Channel15 Jul 2015 | 45
Merger-killer Netflix: We're actually OK with Charter's TWC gobble So long as they keep up the sweetheart interconnect deal, that is Legal15 Jul 2015 | 1
Wi-Fi Alliance ushers in new era of intrusive apps First 'Wi-Fi Aware' chips pass certification Security15 Jul 2015 | 16
It's official – HP really will get you a Windows 10 PC on July 29 (barely) Better order early, though Personal Tech15 Jul 2015 | 11