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  • A further 140,000 people affected in Nintendo Switch hack

    June 9, 2020

    A breach of Nintendo Switch users in April may have affected more people than the gaming company first announced, Nintendo said today. The Animal Crossing creator said an additional 140,000 Nintendo Network IDs may have been affected by unauthorised logins, on top of the 160,000 IDs revealed earlier this year. This brings the total number [...]

  • Apple set to manufacture its own chips for new Mac computers

    June 9, 2020

    Apple is said to be preparing to announce a move to its own processors in Mac computers later this month, replacing a long-running partnership with Intel. The announcement could be made at Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) on 22 June, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg. Codenamed Kalamata, an announcement at WWDC would provide [...]

  • IBM ditches facial recognition tech business amid racial profiling concerns

    June 9, 2020

    Computing giant IBM has called time on its facial recognition business, after saying that it opposes the use of technology for racial profiling and mass surveillance. IBM chief execuvite Arvind Krishna said the company will no longer sell facial recognition services, as it seeks to “advance racial equality”. In a letter to members of US [...]

  • South Korean court denies arrest warrant request for Samsung leader

    June 8, 2020

    A court in South Korea has today denied a request for an arrest warrant for Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee, after prosecutors sought to charge him with accounting fraud and stock manipulation. Prosecutors had requested an arrest warrant for Lee last week as part of a probe into a controversial 2015 merger of two [...]

  • Ride-hailing giant Gett chases $60m raise ahead of stock market debut

    June 8, 2020

    Gett, the ride-hailing company part-owned by car giant Volkswagen, is close to raising a $60m (£47m) funding injection as it gears up to go public. The Uber rival is finalising the round which would be its first external fundraise since it secured $200m from investors last year. Sources told Sky News that the new funding [...]

  • Decision looms on second arrest of Samsung boss on fraud allegations

    June 8, 2020

    A South Korean court is expected to rule today on whether to arrest Samsung Group leader Jay Y. Lee on new allegations including accounting fraud and stock manipulation, two years after completing his last jail sentence. Prosecutors requested an arrest warrant for Lee last week as part of a probe into a controversial 2015 merger [...]

  • Nokia boosts broadband arm as rival Ericsson flags 5G losses

    June 8, 2020

    Telecoms equipment giant Nokia has said it is seeing a pick-up in orders as providers seek to boost their broadband networks as global lockdown measures raise demand. The coronavirus pandemic has left many people reliant on home broadband connections to continue working, putting a strain on networks. Nokia’s president of fixed networks Sandy Motley said [...]

  • Why you might never buy a phone again

    June 8, 2020  |  Sponsored

    In the past few years we’ve ditched DVDs, said goodbye to CDs and realised that owning a car is an expensive inconvenience. Increasingly consumers looking to save time, space and money are streaming, subscribing and leasing their stuff.  The next item to lease could be your mobile phone and that’s where London-based startup, www.raylo.com, comes [...]

  • DEBATE: Should we be worried about the privacy issues around the contact tracing app?

    June 8, 2020

    Should we be worried about the security and privacy issues around the government’s contact tracing app? Silkie Carlo, director of Big Brother Watch, says YES. The government’s contact tracing strategy raises many questions and offers few answers. Why does the UK government, unlike other democracies, want a state-controlled contact tracing app? Why do they want [...]

  • Astrazeneca approaches Gilead about potential merger

    June 8, 2020

    British pharmaceuticals giant Astrazeneca has approached US rival Gilead Sciences over a potential merger in what would form the biggest healthcare deal on record, Bloomberg reported yesterday. The Cambridge-based firm contacted Gilead last month in a bid to gauge interest in a possible deal, but did not provide details of any transaction, according to Bloomberg. [...]

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