An employment law expert tells IT Pro what the company should have done instead

The antivirus pioneer and his bodyguard allegedly made $2 million by laundering the Doge cryptocurrency

Apple’s 30% ‘app tax’ and potential dominance in the UK app market comes under scrutiny

Are the Fresh automated stores another big-tech gimmick, or the future of grocery shopping?

Users will be able to answer or make calls directly from their computers, without having to reach for their phones

The acquisition is Xero's largest purchase yet

A jury ruled that Intel engaged in “willful blindness” when it infringed patents belonging to VLSI Technology

IT admins have been urged to urgently patch on-premise Exchange Server systems

The fourth quarter of 2020 was the third quarter in a row that the video conferencing platform recorded quadruple growth

The issue affected recent MacBook Pro and MacBook Air devices that used "unauthorised" USB-C accessories

The £375 million 'Future Fund: Breakthrough' scheme is expected to be announced during Rishi Sunak's budget this week

Maria Luciana Axente says data scientists should respond to an ethical code just like medical practitioners

Ex-IBM Watson lead Phil Westcott says he has witnessed “a lot of overspending and wasted resources” during his career

The HPE Communications Technology Group will help telcos and enterprises take advantage of 5G market opportunities

The last time Apple held this prestigious title was in the fourth quarter of 2016

The tech sector has created 100,000 roles since the start of the pandemic and 67% of IT leaders plan to recruit in 2021

Cyber criminals are abandoning large-scale heists in favour of scams that earn them significantly smaller amounts of money

The iPhone maker is set to face minimal disruption from the shortage that has crippled other parts of the tech industry

The news of the update resulted in millions of new downloads for rival services Telegram and Signal

The independent body will be based on the US agency responsible for the development of the early internet and GPS

A sticky note printer, a smart food scale, and a cuckoo clock are all part of the first wave of customer-backed products

The company also announced that it will be launching over 40 new Chromebooks

Look! Up on the screen! Is it a cache? Is it a cookie? No! It’s a … supercookie?

Digital rights advocates say tools such as facial recognition bring 'internet-style omnipresent tracking to the offline world'

The Fortnite developer has accused the tech giant of “abusive conduct” that breaches European competition laws

The BEUC is urging the European Commission to urgently investigate the app's "unclear" data collection practices

Digital processes in the public sector will create efficiency gains and cost-savings of £75 billion alone, according to Virgin Media Business

Customers can be identified for passport and driving licence renewals from the safety of their homes

Over 37,000 girls have taken part in the challenge since 2017

Over £40 million was inadvertently added to bills between 2011 and 2019

We look at Microsoft's cloud implementation of the open source database

The new roles range from network engineering and data analysis to finance and marketing

Emsisoft CTO tells IT Pro that the sensitive data obtained by the attackers 'will most likely be leaked'

Hackers claim to have accessed unreleased Witcher 3 source code and threaten to leak it unless a payment is made