Kohler’s toilet tech fumbles its privacy pitch
Published in IoT


Dekota’s “end-to-end encryption” turns out to be flash in the pan

Kohler has built a gadget that stares into your toilet bowl, yet somehow decided the smartest move was to flush the meaning of end-to-end encryption straight down the U-bend.

IBM boss says hyperscalers are dreaming
Published in Cloud


Arvind Krishna tears into Big Tech’s data centre maths

IBM lead suit Arvind Krishna has warned that hyperscalers like Google and Amazon are shovelling cash into data centres at a rate that will never turn a profit.

Meta hacks away at its Metaverse fantasy
Published in News


Zuckerberg pivots as investors bored of the pricey dream

Meta is quietly taking a chainsaw to the metaverse, the grand vision that Mark Zuckerberg once claimed would define his company’s future.

Fractal Design introduces new Epoch XL PC case
Published in PC Hardware


Epoch in a bigger format with three Momentum 14 fans

Fractal Design has introduced its new Epoch XL PC case, a bigger version of its popular Epoch PC case. Bringing the same refined design, the Epoch XL promises a more spacious format and better airflow.

Big Tech reaches new levels of Trump sycophancy
Published in News


Masayoshi Son’s aching need to impress the White House

Big tech has reached fresh heights of grovelling as Masayoshi Son throws himself at the Trump administration with the enthusiasm of a puppy eyeing a bacon sandwich.

ASRock brings back DDR4/DDR5 combo to motherboards with H610M COMBO
Published in PC Hardware


Way to weather the memory price hike storm

ASRock has introduced the new H610M COMBO motherboard for office and budget systems, which combines support for both DDR4 and DDR5 memory on the same board.

Samsung cleans Apple's clock again
Published in Mobiles


iPhone shipments slump

Samsung has surged ahead of the Fruity Cargo Cult Apple in 2025 smartphone shipments, clawing back ground after years of being squeezed by Cupertino and a swarm of Chinese rivals.

Nvidia insists the AI gravy train won’t derail any time soon
Published in News


Shrugs off bubble talk while bragging about Rubin 

Nvidia is trying to calm the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street again, this time with its chief bean-counter insisting that fears of an AI bubble are nonsense.

EU pressure knocks the stuffing out of Apple’s App Store
Published in Mobiles


It turns out it could not compete after all

The Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is watching its App Store wheeze along after losing about half its growth momentum since July. 

India retreats from Apple's mighty briefs
Published in Mobiles


New Delhi shelves its app mandate

India has bolted in fright from Apple's response to its demands that it cram a government app onto every handset.