Intel's new chips to support 128GB of DDR4
Core 9th Gen Processors will remember everything
Intel has confirmed that there will be an adjustment to the memory support of the 9th generation of desktop processors.
Apple never fixed those borked keyboards
Or rather it did... denied it did... and its solution didn't work
Fruity cargo-cult Apple is has not been able to do anything to fix the borked keyboards on their high-end PCs – despite a few class actions.
Most Americans can’t tell a bot from a human
I can’t believe it is not mutter
A new study from Pew Research Centre found that most Americans can't tell social media bots from real humans.
Printer makers brick rival cartridges
Using security updates
Printer maker Epson is in hot water from activist groups after a software update prevented customers from using cheaper, third-party ink cartridges.
Paul Allen dead
Tributes flow in
Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen died from complications of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma on Monday afternoon – he was 65.
Rockstar brags about over working developers
Sweatshops are a selling point apparently
The world has become a somewhat darker place when a games company co-founder thinks it is ok to brag about over working his developers. .
ARM and Intel bury hatchet on IoT
Will team up
Chipzilla and ARM have agreed to work together to manage networks of connected devices from both outfits.
Microsoft told to stay away from Jedi
Staff worry about doing evil if they help the Republic
Software Empire Microsoft is at odds with its staff over a move to sign up for the DoD’s defence contract (Jedi).
Microsoft blurs line between phone and tablet
New patent shows Apple’s next new super cool innovation
The inventor of the modern tablet, Microsoft, is working on a a new hybrid dual-screen Microsoft Surface device that blurs the lines between phone and tablet.
There is not enough humanity in IT
Head of the Mozilla Foundation warns about a need for philosophiers and psychologists
The biggest cheese in the Mozzarella Foundation - Mitchell Baker - is warning that IT companies need to diversify their hiring practices to include more people from backgrounds in philosophy and psychology if they want to tackle the problem of misinformation online.
