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Huawei registers 'Harmony' for its mobile operating system in Europe
Huawei aims for Harmony in Europe as it prepares large-scale redundancies in the US
Why banks need to lead the quest for AI transparency
Banks are using more AI, but customers don't always trust it
Google's hyperlocal social networking app Shoelace aims to connect people with common interests
Google's Shoelace app is currently being rolled out to only a select group of users in New York City
Microsoft Windows 10 20H1 Preview Build 18936 released for Insiders in the Fast ring
New Windows 10 build enables users to go password-less with their devices
Playing Minecraft gets the 'creative juices' flowing, suggests research
Computer games can stimulate creativity - but only certain games, under certain circumstances, researchers suggest
Huawei's founder Ren Zhengfei says their mobile OS will be much faster than Android
HongMeng OS expected to launch in October alongside the Mate 30 Pro smartphone
Google Chrome to offer 'heavy ad' blocker to block resource-intensive adverts
A future release of Google Chrome will block ads consuming too much CPU power or sending large amounts of data
Facebook fixes global outage across social platforms
The outage affected Facebook, Ingstagram, WhatsApp and Messenger users globally
Broadcom in advanced talks to buy Symantec
Broadcom deal would value Symantec at more than $15bn - but Broadcom shares drop on the news shareholders aren't happy
The state of AI in 2019
A look at what's happening now in UK businesses and public services and what's just around the corner
Microsoft releases the first Windows 10 19H2 build to Insiders on the Slow Ring
New version of Windows 10 will focus on performance improvements and quality enhancements
EU approves IBM's $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat
European Commission concludes that IBM's proposed takeover of Red Hat posed no competition concerns
Google beta-testing offline storage for 'non-Google' file formats
Testing restricted to those with G Suite organisation accounts
Are all customer-vendor SAM software relationships doomed to end in divorce?
Too often, organisations are only really interested in SAM software when the auditors are about to pay a visit, says License Dashboard's Sean Robinson
Peter Cochrane: Interfaces are hell. How can we make them better?
Getting to grips with a new user interface is one of life's biggest frustrations, says Professor Peter Cochrane. There must be something better
Valve to quit support for Ubuntu over 32-bit block
Lack of support for 32-bit games in future versions of Ubuntu means many Steam games will no longer run
Bill Gates: Letting Google dominate the mobile market with Android my 'greatest mistake'
'The greatest mistake ever is whatever mismanagement I engaged in that caused Microsoft not to be what Android is' - Gates
Microsoft bars staff from using Slack, AWS and the Google Cloud
It's all about security, not jealousy, Microsoft claims, but urges staff to use Teams over Slack
Java and JavaScript the most used programming languages, but Azure is giving way to Google, says survey
The report shines a light on the biggest development trends of 2019
Google Calendar now up and running after three hours of downtime
Users were met with a 404 error message when they tried to access the service
HPE to offer entire portfolio as-a-service by 2022
HPE is moving its entire product portfolio to subscription-based as-a-service offerings
MongoDB unveils data lake, mobile and field-level encryption features
New features rolled out with MongoDB 4.2 and the Atlas managed cloud service
Microsoft's GitHub acquires Pull Panda for code-review collaboration
Pull Reminders, Pull Analytics, and Pull Assigner now available free in the GitHub Marketplace
Huawei files applications to trademark its mobile OS 'Hongmeng' in several countries
Huawei is reportedly seeking to use its new operating system in a variety of gadgets
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