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Photo editors, horoscopes, and fitness apps amongst the genres found to be intercepting Facebook login data.
Peer-to-peer video streaming slash blockchain technology company Theta is set to host Katy Perry NFTs as part of a new wave of “OMG who has an NFT now?”
After two months with the Sonos Roam, it’s easy to see its strengths over the fancier, more expensive Move.
Putting simple, instant audio chat into Slack channels feels actually and deeply useful to getting things done in the virtual office.
Yes, what we really needed Twitter to do was to make some NFT artworks – and not even make them tradeable for whoever gets them…
The big report has arrived, and with no clear explanations we don’t have to say ‘aliens’ but we do have to take UFOs seriously.
The owl that keeps trying to remind you to work hard to achieve your goals is about to get an IPO cash injection.
The HyperX Origins 60 keyboard brings a convenient small form factor in a beautiful package with surprisingly little compromise.
With US government documents getting conspiracies buzzing again, we ask five space scientists: are aliens really out there?
With a fresh test of Suggested Posts that will appear ahead of actual people you follow, welcome to more algorithm than ever before.
We look at the technical – and the social – reasons why severe weather situations can impact on how well your Internet connection is working.
Your phone is reading your mind, but it’s because it’s getting all the data it needs without access to your microphone.
It’s not trying to AR or VR. It doesn’t have a camera. Don’t wear it walking around. With all that said, this wearable screen seems useful!
All the better to upload that pristinely edited photo (or meme, or ad), Instagram has quietly opened the door to posts from your PC.
From Android apps (!!) to loads of new design features, we take a look at what was announced for the next generation of Windows today.
After five months of delays and an overwhelmed phone hotline, Victorians can now check eligibility and book COVID vaccinations online.
