Tesla fails to quash self-driving case
Owners claimed they were deceived
A judge in the United States dismissed an attempt by Tesla to quash a legal claim alleging that Elon [look at me] Musk's electric vehicle firm had deceived owners into thinking their cars would imminently possess self-driving features.
If they don’t jump on a Vesper
In anticipation of the forthcoming general election, political candidates, electoral officers, and others at heightened risk of online targeting are being afforded safeguards against phishing and malware onslaughts.
Chipzilla releases Thunderbolt Share
Screen and file sharing between PCs
Intel has unveiled the Thunderbolt Share software, which is crafted to provide a straightforward, swift, and effective method for sharing screen and files between two PCs.
Apple bug resurrects dead pictures
Takes some doing
Apple fanboys were shocked and horrified after Apple's latest iOS 17.5 update started resurrecting pictures that they thought were safely deleted so that their mums could not see them.
Quantum internet gets closer
Your quantum cat wants p*rn
The quest for a global quantum internet has received a significant boost with two groundbreaking advancements in quantum information storage which could create secure communication, paving the way for transmissions over hundreds or even thousands of kilometres.