Software
Apple admits that fix for FaceTime eavesdropping bug has been delayed
Update now coming some time this week
TSB pins £330m cost on IT meltdown as it posts £115m annual loss
Botched IT platform migration costs included compensation, fraud, additional resources - and the job of CEO Paul Pester
New AI algorithm can play Atari's Montezuma's Revenge 10 times faster than Google's DeepMind
DeepMind has struggled with Montezuma's Revenge, where players are required to avoid disappearing floors, lasers, fire pits and much more
Facebook's internal apps borked after Apple cuts its enterprise certificate access
Apple removes Facebook's access to Enterprise Developer Program over data-slurping VPN app
GSK to roll-out 250 'bots' in RPA push this year
GSK's John Johnstone explains how the pharmaceuticals giant is using robotic process automation technology to drive digital transformation
Debunking the myths around 'UX'
With more and more business conducted online, organisations need to make sure their websites maximise the user experience, says Engage Hub's Andy Clowes
Apple first quarter revenues decline as iPhone revenues drop 15 per cent
Apple points to wearables and services as iPhone sales fall in China and Europe
SAP announces restructuring after growth slowdown
Restructuring intended to generate annual savings of up to €850m from 2020
Computer games like Fortnite and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds can improve office productivity
Playing computer games can improve office team work, according to new research
New model to identify 'blind spots' in AI systems developed by MIT researchers
Model could be used to improve the safety of AI used by self-driving vehicles and autonomous robots
Google seeks judicial review over Java APIs case with Oracle
Google asks court for clarification over Java API ruling that could affect the global software industry
Canonical releases Ubuntu Core 18, the latest version of its IoT-focused Linux OS
Ubuntu Core 18 is a stripped-down version of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS targeted at IoT devices
China's system of 'social credit' control gets creepier with new app exposing 'deadbeat debtors'
China's 'social credit' system gets creepier with new app introduced in northern province
Google considers move that would block ad blockers in Chromium
Technical change intended to improve browser security would bork ad blockers in Chrome, Opera and Vivaldi
'Faster Payments' glitch affecting Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland
No-so-Faster Payments borkage hits Lloyds Banking Group
Apple loses FaceTime appeal against patent litigation specialist VirnetX
Apple to appeal order pay $440m over FaceTime patent infringement
Google in $40m deal with Fossil to acquire smartwatch technology
Technology and staff to shift to Google following deal
Microsoft plan to divorce Cortana from search in Windows 10 previewed in Insider Build 18317
Windows 10 search shake-up will also bring changes to Office 365
Infor pulls-in further $1.5bn investment ahead of anticipated IPO
Koch Equity and Golden Gate Capital takes total investment of past two years to $3.5bn
Boots owner Walgreens Boots Alliance to roll-out Microsoft 365 to 380,000 staff
Walgreens Boots Alliance to work with Microsoft to "develop new health care delivery models"
Google outlines more details on plan to shift to 64-bit Android apps from August
Developers will be expected to provide both 32-bit and 64-bit builds of their apps - but 32-bit apps will be deprecated in Google's Play Store
This year's Pwn2Own contest to target Tesla Model 3 with prizes of up to $250,000 per exploit
Tesla joined by Microsoft, Oracle, Adobe and VMware as targets in this year's Pwn2Own hacking contest
Windows 7 extended support to stop in one year's time
Not planning a migration from Windows 7 this year? You should be…
Microsoft advises organisations affected by Windows 7 activation bug to uninstall update KB971033
Windows 7 licence warnings inadvertently caused by Microsoft's own engineers
