Fears over the new Snooper’s charter are growing, as a revision of the proposal expands the powers that the police would have to look at people’s online data, should the bill get passed. The revised Investigatory Powers Bill, to give Read more…
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Last month, one of Google’s self-driving cars was involved in a collision with a bus, and although nobody was injured (thankfully), it may be the first time one of the cars has caused an accident. The accident occurred on 14 Read more…
The Raspberry Pi 3 computer has been revealed, and it features built-in WiFi and Bluetooth, as well as having hardware which is much more powerful than previous computers. The microcomputer, which can fit in the palm of your hand, costs Read more…
Apple has pushed back against the government which is controversially compelling them to create a version of iOS which will allows the government to hack into the phone of the San Bernardino shooter. Apple have filed a lengthy argument in Read more…
BT has been told by Ofcom that it must open its Openreach cable network up to competitors, so that they can also lay down superfast fibre-optic broadband lines and provide competition to BT, as well as improving internet connections in Read more…
Eero, seen as the answer to poor WiFi coverage and speeds in your home, has finally started shipping its product to 25,000 people who have pre-ordered the router. The smart wireless routing system was meant to go on sale last Read more…
Technology in our phones has advanced to the point where it is getting difficult to innovate. With bigger, better screens, higher powered CPUs and bigger memory all having been achieved, a big change is needed in order to push the Read more…
Samsung has officially unveiled its new smartphones, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, with popular features being reintroduced as well as new ones being added. The phones are waterproof – up to 1.5m for 30 minutes – and have Read more…
Apple have sparked controversy and a lot of discussion over the last week, by standing up to the FBI and refusing to make a version of their OS which the government can use to hack into an iPhone. Now, big Read more…
At CES 2016, a Chinese hoverboard company had its booth seized by US marshals over complaints about a patent infringement, but the firm is now seeking reimbursement for damages. Changzhou First International Trade’s hoverboards were taken at the huge technology Read more…