Software
Google to charge a licensing fee for Android apps in Europe
Google responds to anti-trust fine over bundling of apps with Android by levying licence fee for apps in the EEA
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dies following renewed battle with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
Microsoft's Paul Allen dies following third battle with cancer
Manchester City announces collaboration with Epsilon eSports
Current Premier League champions has announced a collaboration with leading esports organisation Epsilon to compete in a major FIFA video game event
Microsoft donates 60,000 patents to open source as it joins Open Invention Network
What a difference a decade makes
Google to appeal €4.34bn EU antitrust fine
Least surprising news of the year so far
Google to close Google+ after admitting to security breach running since 2015
Google only got round to fixing the long-standing security flaw in March
Autonomous agents are the next phase of enterprise AI, claims Fetch.AI
Intelligent assets can seek out value for themselves
Firms should treat software licence reviews as a material risk to business
Software licence reviews present a significant risk to business - but there are ways to combat them
GDPR also covers "security by design" in hardware and software, warns Dr Kuan Hon
Data controllers obliged to consider "data protection by design and by default" under GDPR - which will also cover firmware
Windows 10 October update released
Update includes improved Android connectivity and cloud clipboard
Explainable AI: Dissecting the development of auditable artificial intelligence
Ben Taylor, CEO of Rainbird discusses the issues of transparency in the way that AI operates - especially when it comes to algorithms which make financial, legal or healthcare decisions
Sainsbury's lead architect: 'The next time somebody mentions AI ask them what they're really talking about'
'AI is a meaningless term, it doesn't say anything about anything'
Berners-Lee launches startup to commercialise his Solid decentralised web project
New startup to drive adoption of decentralised web project aimed at passing control from tech giants to users
HMRC's successful blockchain proof-of-concept: the technology's the easy part
Initial trials 'very successful' says platform architect Richard Mander, but mind the policy gap
Google reverses over Chrome auto-login introduced with Chrome 69
Chrome users to be given opt-out over Google's Chrome sign-in switch
Users of Zoho SaaS cloud locked out following dispute with domain name registrar TierraNet
Your regular reminder that cloud is 'someone else's computer' and can be blocked at any time
Microsoft Office 2019 released for Windows 10 and MacOS
For people who like to own software, not rent it
DevOps: Take people with you, but allow them to leave if they don't want to come along on the journey
A panel of experts at Computing's recent DevOps North Live event discusses the cultural issues in implementing a DevOps culture
DevOps: 'DevOps will make stuff go faster, but it won't magically fix things if they're broken'
Aubrey Stearn, interim head of DevOps at the Solicitor's Regulation Authority, highlights what agile and DevOps can and can't do for organisations, and argues for developers to be rebranded 'software engineers'
DevOps: 'Test everything, everything is testable!'
Aubrey Stearn, interim head of DevOps at the Solicitor's Regulation Authority explains how to ensure your DevOps culture results in secure releases
Linus Torvalds apologises for 'unprofessional' rants over Linux
Torvalds' blunt but entertaining emails likely to become a thing of the past
445 million customer records found on MongoDB database running on unsecured AWS server
200GB database belonging to Veeam indexed on Shodan on 31 August - but was taken down nine days later
Some of the Mac App Store's biggest security apps found spying on users' browsing habits
Popular MacOS security apps taken down following claims they exfiltrate user data to China
Facebook counter-sues Blackberry claiming infringement of messaging patents
Facebook returns fire at Blackberry with 118-page lawsuit
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