Class action suit for turning plastic into green

Fruity cargo cult Apple is embroiled in a class action lawsuit alleging its so-called 'carbon neutral' Apple Watches are about as green as a coal-fired power plant.

Serbian authorities taking no chances

Amnesty International has uncovered that a zero-day exploit, sold by the controversial Israeli firm Cellebrite, was used to compromise the Android phone of a Serbian student who does not like the government much.

Developers can't be trusted

Google's security gurus have taken to their blog to bemoan the plague of memory safety bugs, which are apparently "eroding trust in technology and costing billions."

Solar-Powered laptops and giant screens

Lenovo unveiled its latest concept device lineup at the Mobile World Congress 2025. The Yoga Solar PC Concept is leading the charge, a laptop that promises to harness the sun's power—because we've all been clamouring to work on our tan while drafting emails.

The Russians are not a threat any more

President Donald [hamburger-eating surrender monkey] Trump's administration has decided that Russia is no longer a cyber threat to the United States.

May day, may day

Software King of the World Microsoft is planning to shut down Skype in May 2025, encouraging users to transition to Microsoft Teams for their communication needs.

Last thing it needs

With all its current woes, the last thing that Intel needs is a rival going after its telecom business, but 2025 has bought just that.

Microsoft’s warning

Microsoft has implored President Donald [hamburger-eating surrender monkey] Trump's administration to rethink its export controls on advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips.

Unacceptable security risk

The Aussie government has expelled Kaspersky Lab from its digital corridors, citing significant security concerns.

EA throws a bone to gamers

Electronic Arts (EA) has released the source code for several classic Command & Conquer titles.