Google admits some Pixel mics are borked
"Only a small number" will need to be replaced
Google has admitted that a "small number" of its Pixel phones have shipped with borked microphones which will need to be returned so they can be replaced.
WikiLeaks says big tech companies will get CIA zero-day exploits first
“Vault 7” is the most comprehensive release of US spying files ever made public
On Tuesday, the leak-focused site founded by Julian Assange released thousands of alleged CIA documents purporting to show how the agency has been able to crack open devices from Apple, Samsung, Google, and Microsoft.
Pixel laptop goes the way of the Dodo
Did all it was supposed to do
Google’s senior vice president for hardware Rick Osterloh has hinted that the Pixel laptop will be going the way of Ned Stark from the Game of Thrones.
iPhones more likely to break than Android
Particularly if you put them near me and a hammer
Apple’s build quality has dropped down the loo, according to mobile diagnostics outfit Blancco Technology Group.
Google de-lists right wing conspiracy site
Fake news
A website which is famous for peddling conspiracy theories has been de-listed by Google as part of its move to clamp down on fake news.
Google turns over datacentre GPUs
If you need a bit of heavy number crunching
The search engine outfit Google is turning over the GPUs in its data centres to researchers and companies engaged in machine learning and heavy number crunching tasks.
Google abandoning fibre projects
Wireless will get things moving
Google has decided that fibre is rather old hat and is walking away from wires in favour of wireless tech.
Google’s AI deletes Apple
Left alone AI becomes violent when losing
If you want to feel paranoid about AI, then Google’s deep mind is proof positive of what will happen when the robots take control.
Apple and Samsung war about to get a new rival
Huawei carving its own space
While the western press has attempted to make the smartphone market into a battle between the leaders Apple and Samsung, it is starting to look like both are losing ground to Huawei.
Oracle continues to hassle Google over Android
Java row goes on and on and on
Oracle has decided that it is not going to give up trying to convince the world that Google owes it billions for Android software.