Plus better support for some newer Intel wireless and graphics chipsets

Can expensive tech save this reporter's ugly mug? Not likely

Twitter tells staff it knows of no plans, though. Plus: billionaire's ventures could take heat from Committee on Foreign Investment

Former staff describe threat as a 'heist' and 'outright attack' on pension scheme

And one designed to slip ransomware and data-stealing code onto infected machines

Ongoing COVID concerns inspire 'cMaSK' tech to monitor breathing, temperature, and fit

Moonlighting is now now OK – if you do it the Infosys way, says CEO Salil Parekh

Weird puffy gas giant circles red dwarf

Attempted revival of virtual reality is only just beginning and already the cops just want to take a look around

That's a whole six hours of revenue, but requirements to open the Android ecosystem will hit harder

Scream with us: Aaaaaa-AAH

Internet mega-souk thinks allegations are a waste of Prime

You can kiss my Californian ass, says ad giant

Time to start considering forest blazes alongside industrial sources of greenhouse gases, say scientists

Video Electronics Standards Association shows the USB Implementers Forum how it's done

Five-year blueprint to modernize tech estate, but cloud still not for everyone in finance sector

Tick tick tick ... just 8 days to go

NASA had been aiming for the region since before landing because there are 'signs of past water'

SOCRadar says sensitive info from 150,000 orgs was exposed, Redmond disputes findings

What connects a decaying salad vegetable with something called 'the 1922 Committee'? Enter the wonderful and frightening world of British politics

Why does it always rain on renters, asks CTO?

Linux wunderkind's project now an official flavor as 'Kinetic Kudu' brings nine months of updates

We speak to the boffins behind the mission about hits, misses, engineering, and that extraordinary near death scrape

May follow Finland and Germany in adopting Singapore's standard

Changes follow astronaut's headgear filling with water during seven-hour star trek

There's a fat AMD Rome under the hood and 28TB of storage too

Wanted: AI experts, data scientists, fintech folk, willing to work in the shadow of repressive regime

DoJ cracks down on competing companies that share board members

When we concede that everything has bugs, we wish it wasn't quite everything

Hundreds of thousands of people's sensitive info poorly protected

Nightmare for those with one-time security codes texted to their phones

Don't want to see ads during your trip? Sorry, no app for that

Remember, remember, the Microsoft trackers

What did you expect, HoloLens-ready Minesweeper and new skins for Calculator?

Did we say donate? We meant submit. Megacorp swiftly KOs former blog title

Verdict in for trial where promo vid showed gravity rather than batteries or fuel cells keeping electric truck moving

Oh c'mon! Was it too much to expect Skynet?

OK, boomer – how do I turn off cookies?

Oh snap. It's not going to work with existing passive cables if they're longer than a meter

Suffice to say things got a little awkward

Tech dept still wearing halo from saving companies in lockdown... plus cloud committers 'can't cut that spending'

Orca Security disclosed the bug, and older versions remain vulnerable

If you need even more speed, Nvidia and Broadcom have silicon twice as fast

"Serverless" microVMs further blur the line between containers and virtual machines

Inflation and energy prices force consumers to prioritize household bills over shiny electronic devices

Involvement with lobby group that welcomed Putin's pals presses buttons

Almost, but not quite, that moment of Big Tech accountability you've been waiting for

COVID-19 pandemic made a bit of a dent, too

Or maybe we've just lost our appetite. Either way, lead times are very slowly on the mend

Can't say when they’ll roll out for sale or why you want kit with more moving parts

As president of the G20, it will have the platform to make it happen

Fix-it guides among changes mulled by FTC for home appliances and potentially other stuff

You really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and steal identities?

Tributes paid to Air Force veteran who helped make first US spacewalk possible

There goes Woke Big Tech again, downplaying traditional liberal views

Goodbye Lightning, hello USB-C and the usual two-year-old processor

SafeBreach supposedly spots somewhat stealthy subversive software

Have you thought about your supply chains, partnerships, and how far they reach?

Far cry from the $50 billion valuation Gelsinger hoped would fuel foundry empire

Facebook to dump GIF super-gallery after just enough pestering from UK

LiDAR companies lead the pack, with valuations plummeting up to 99% since IPO

More capable kit ready for more demanding machine learning tasks

An open source rival to Ableton

Sorry Adobe but we can let users type or even hand-write directly

It's plane to see it wants more info on fluid dynamics of flying engines

Even our nearest satellite can't stand our gravity

Around 1,000 souls reportedly tossed onto employment bonfire

Bit barns say they need diesel fuel supplies for backup generators

Lesser of two REvils? There’s a relationship, say infosec bods, but not enough to say one evolved into the other

Now selling vehicles others can brand, plus software any auto-maker can access

E-Walker is a 'seven degrees-of-freedom fully dexterous end-over-end walking robot'

Also recommends age verification as Meta tells The Reg it's working on parental controls

Then again, imagine being invaded by Russia

NTT Communications and Toyota’s parts maker Denso plan a ‘Security Operation Centre for Vehicles’

Hotwiring is so 2021

Wang and Li appointed following death of Ryan Ding

Citrix can do this too. Hyperconverged infrastructure's salad days serving virtual PCs might be ending

What? Sanctions-busting sellers aren't interested in your complaints? That's a shame

Thermonuclear warheads, so hot right now

Wild story of a multinational law firm, cyber-mercenaries, a sheikh, and more

Spacecraft coming through, outta the way, watch your step, we're heading to Jupiter

Chip giant flutters eyelashes at Europe in hope of early acqusition

Space scientists lament loss, say it won't be the same without actual working instruments

Used to tweeting? Get ready for Yeeting

The funding will continue, until the atoms fuse

75 collars felt, $1.2m seized in bid to cut off crime network’s financial lifeline

The company already sells penguin-infested laptops and desktops, but an x86 Linux fondleslab is new

Search giant's 'Shopping Units need to go,' say coalition of 43 online comparison tools

Complaint filed by Daedalus Prime – wasn't he a Transformer?

Based on Rust, on top of seL4 – a big deal in the microkernel world

'Even though Starlink is still losing money & other companies are getting billions of taxpayer $'

Latest U-turn follows a series of clown-car maneuvers that spooked financial markets

Some estimates say the sector will have contracted by as much as 23% by the end

Spare a thought for the techies hauling on-prem mega-platform of one of world's biggest mobile companies to the fluffy stuff

Home Office and emergency services appear to be locked in with monopoly provider, market watchdog says

Diversification much? Datacenter energy arm part of larger $50m+ battery test center, electric vehicle lab

Local outlet claims to have insider docs that prove takedown powers. Meta says they're fake. And around and around they go

Release candidate one for Linux 6.1 has appeared

Azure Stack HCI and Azure Kubernetes Service can be free for Windows Server customers. Microsoft hopes that price will encourage you to stick around

People reveal passwords if you ask nicely, so AI panic is overblown

Sub-par disaster recovery plans leave Naver and Kakao with savage service interruptions

Lucy in the sky, with good-byes, then