Amazon finally makes a colour version of e-reader
Published in Mobiles


Black and white and red all over

Amazon has finally listened to its users and made a colour version of its e-reader.

India surrenders to Musk and Amazon colonialism
Published in Network


Easier than fighting

India seems to have forgotten its history with the British East India Company and is giving its satellite spectrum without a fundraising auction.

AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT drops to all-time low price of $629.99
Published in News


XFX Speedster Radeon RX 7900 XT MERC 310

AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT has now dropped to an all-time low price of $629.99 in the US, making it one of the more interesting graphics cards to buy these days. 

Amazon works out a way to mess up its streaming product
Published in News


What the world needs is more adverts

Online book seller Amazon has decided that too many people are using its Amazon Prime streaming service and wants to force them to watch more adverts.

Staff claim that Amazon is not quite telling the truth about green targets
Published in News


Not seven years ahead of schedule

Amazon claims that it has reached its all-renewable energy goal seven years ahead of schedule, but its staff claim it is nowhere near that.

Amazon brings back the Echo Spot
Published in IoT


New look for the intelligent alarm clock

Amazon is bringing back the Echo Spot, a compact, Alexa-enabled smart alarm clock with a colourful display.

Microsoft’s management musical chairs
Published in News


When the music stops the Voles will all sit down

Software king of the world Microsoft is playing musical chairs with its top brass after Panos Panay's shock jump to Amazon.

Amazon's latest worker perk: Imagination
Published in News


Oh, the places you can go

In a move that's sure to have employees jumping for joy (in their heads, at least), Amazon has introduced a revolutionary new workplace initiative: daydreaming.

Amazon loses trademark fight
Published in News


UK Supreme court backs Beverly Hills Polo Club

Amazon has been dealt a blow by the UK Supreme Court, which has backed a ruling that the e-commerce giant ripped off UK trademarks by targeting British shoppers on its US website.

Intel wants to make AMD chips at IFS
Published in PC Hardware


For Nvidia, Qualcomm, and Google as well

During the IFS Direct Connect 2024 event, Intel's CEO, Pat Gelsinger, answered a couple of questions from the members of the press, including a rather peculiar one from Tom's Hardware hack, Paul Alcorn, where Intel CEO expressed hope that customers for Intel Foundry Services will include Nvidia, Qualcomm, Google, and even AMD.