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During its cozy Town Hall event, Apple announced a smaller, 9.7-inch version of the iPad Pro, packed with the same internals as its larger sibling. The new iPad Pro will be available starting on March 31. The post The st...

Given the number of people shot by police every year because they were reaching for a "suspicious object", you might think that disguising firearms as everyday objects is a bad idea. But US company Ideal Conceal disagree...

 Smartwatch pioneer Pebble is laying off 25 percent of its staff amid increased financial concerns. This situation has been coming. Last year, we reported the company was in some trouble and had turned to debt funding a...

The short-form novel hints at a computer's desire to acquire selfhood.

The Sigma 30mm F1.4 DC DN C is a fast standard prime lens for Sony E-mount and Micro Four Thirds cameras. Retailing for £299 / $339, read our in-depth Sigma 30mm F1.4 DC DN C review to find out if it's worth the modest ...

Apple has refused to help investigators, citing privacy concerns

Even after all these years, it pays to beware of geeks bearing code The most beleaguered bank in the United States was hit with 513 financial trojans last year, says Symantec threat bod Candid Wueest....

Coca-Cola's CTO explains why Coke is moving almost its entire business to the cloud across three providers, and why it's a bad idea to focus too much on price differences between Google, Microsoft and Amazon.

Turns out there's a shadowy global industry devoted to breaking into smartphones and extracting their information. But you've probably never heard of it unless you're a worried parent, a betrayed spouse--or a federal law...

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For his project “Counterflow,” photographer and visual artist Mauro Martins of Brasília, Brazil, created a series of composite photos showing people going against the flow in life by making their own path instead of...

Google's efforts to keep users safe might be forcing other email providers to make better security decisions. In February, the company started flagging unencrypted emails, allowing Gmail users to know whether they're sen...

The 10.11.4 update released for OS X earlier this week has been linked to ongoing server issues preventing Mac users from logging into FaceTime and iMessage, as Apple receives a stream of complaints. The post Mac users r...

Sony called it quits on PlayStation mobile only last year, but it's decided to give mobile gaming another shot. With its new company ForwardWorks, Sony aims to develop "full-fledged gaming titles" for phones, tablets, an...

The iPhone generates plenty interest among designers, with many people trying to imagine what next-gen iPhones might look like as well as predicting the innovative features future models will offer customers. Currently, ...

While the group is best known for hacking its targets, this time Anonymous is also calling for compassion.

Quiet in the back! The government has said it will not conduct another national broadband roll-out programme in order to meet its promise that every citizen in Blighty will have access to 10Mps by 2010....

Certificate pinning is a useful thing, says Netcraft. So why do hardly any of you use it? Venerable net-scan outfit Netcraft has issued what cliché would describe as "a stinging rebuke" to sysadmins the world over, for ...

'Dark Souls 3' launched only in Japan, but industrious gamers found ways to play the game in the U.S., too.

There are lots of finance apps available for iPhone these days. Some of them make tasks that used to be painfully irritating easier than ever -- like monitoring your credit report and viewing your credit scores. Even bet...

A research group has been studying cancer cells' ability to migrate through to tight spaces and self-repair to develop both treatment and diagnostic solutions for the millions of people who deal with cancer every day.

First high-throughput RNA interference screen for host genes that are essential for live henipavirus infection of human cells, and identifies a specific cell protein called fibrillarin as a potential target for drugs aga...