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Google eyeing new undersea infrastructure to drastically improve internet quality

Google is reportedly naming its latest project after an American computer scientist and naval rear admiral – Grace Hopper.

Google search data suggests second wave of US COVID-19 infections might be imminent

While some countries have successfully addressed the health crisis, others appear ill-equipped to prevent its spread.

Google hit with $5bn class-action lawsuit for deceptive tracking practices

More than 70 percent of online publishers rely on Google's services and are not required by the company to disclose its practices behind the scenes.

Is Hacking Team hacker Phineas Fisher behind bars?

Google cracking down on coronavirus online scams with help of nonprofit collaboration

With a lot of people staying indoors, internet usage is at an all-time high since the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak.

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These jaw-dropping facts will change your mind about the Internet of Things

If you have a finger on the pulse of the world's significant tech trends, then you've already seen the IoT in action.

Chris Neiger Mar 27, 2019

New EU copyright law could censor the Internet, thousands protest

The confusing fight over the EU Copyright Directive isn't getting any easier.

Arthur Villasanta Mar 26, 2019

The tale of two internets ends with a decentralized web

It is time the world embraced an alternate solution to the ever-growing ills of the internet — a decentralized web built with blockchain technology.

Zach Warsavage Oct 25, 2018

GDPR: A sustainable approach beyond the deadline

Businesses will have to pay 4% of their annual global turnover or a €20 million fine if they experience a data breach.

Dr. Gero Decker Jun 29, 2018

Ten ways to get on top of your overloaded email inbox that actually work

There is increasing evidence that we are more productive the less we check our emails.

Paul Levy Jun 26, 2018

Google and Facebook won't rule the world – if we don't buy their fantasies about big data

Anthropologists have long explored how inanimate objects and nonhuman entities - like "data" - can take on fantastic, fetishistic, or even magical properties.

Alexander Taylor May 03, 2018

Facebook and Google accused of raking in prostitution profits at pop-up brothels

Vulnerable women forced to work in pop-up brothels are being pimped online via the world's biggest Internet platforms, the National Crime Agency.

Simon Rushton Mar 04, 2018

Where's the emoji for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry? The fight is on for interracial couple emojis

The campaign is being launched by Tinder to represent interracial heterosexual and same-sex couples.

Ruchira Sharma Mar 02, 2018

1 in 3 British children want to be famous YouTubers, but they will likely all fail

New research out of Germany shows that just 3% of YouTube channels ever make enough money to live off.

James Hetherington Mar 02, 2018

Your move Facebook: Amazon signs another major sport to its budding streaming service

Amazon will now be able to offer UFC fights on a pay-per-view basis as the online shopping giant aims to expand its coverage of live sport.

James Hetherington Mar 01, 2018

EE achieves 428Mbps data speeds in Cardiff

EE's mobile internet went down this morning, and people were not happy

EE customers have had their mobile internet restored after the company's service suffered major issues from around 7am to 10am on Tuesday (27 February).

James Hetherington Feb 27, 2018

Exposed: Britain's worst Twitter troll who abused celebrities including Katie Price and Gary Barlow

A Twitter troll is begging for forgiveness after he was exposed as a 28-year-old father of two in Scunthorpe.

James Hetherington Feb 23, 2018

'Troubling message': Trump's White House still doesn't have Spanish language website year into office

Javier Palomarez, president of the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, says it sends "a very troubling message."

Hyacinth Mascarenhas Feb 12, 2018

Cheddar Man: Some people are really angry that the first modern Brits were dark-skinned

First ancient Britons had piercing blue eyes and dark skin - news that is dividing the internet.

Ruchira Sharma Feb 07, 2018

YouTube has a new data saving app, but you can't get it in the UK

Google has released a new version of the YouTube app that is designed to save data. YouTube Go is now available in 130 countries.

James Hetherington Feb 03, 2018

Conor McGregor most searched athlete on Google in 2017 ahead of LeBron James, Tom Brady, Ronda Rousey

UFC star Conor McGregor lost to boxing legend Floyd Mayweather in a boxing fight at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas in August 2017.

Naveen Ullal Feb 03, 2018

Sin tax: US state to charge free porn viewers in bid to stop human trafficking

Virginia wants pornography watchers to pay government $20 to unlock sites under a new bill. Free porn is "too tempting", say legislators.

James Hetherington Feb 01, 2018

'Edgy' Logan Paul defies suicide scandal to become children's top YouTuber

Logan Paul has become the most popular YouTube channel in the UK for audiences aged between five and 16.

James Hetherington Jan 31, 2018

Strangers save man offering all his possessions on Facebook to anyone who will kill him

A Queensland man who posted a tragic ad on a Facebook page has been admitted to hospital and diagnosed with a mental condition.

James Hetherington Jan 30, 2018

Pornhub offers free premium videos to women on their periods

As part of the site's F*ck Your Period campaign, Pornhub is giving free access to their on-demand streaming service.

Ruchira Sharma Jan 26, 2018

Burger King prank explains exactly what net neutrality means for you

Burger King has uploaded a video mocking net neutrality which shows customers receiving Whoppers at slower times, depending on what "package" they ordered.

James Hetherington Jan 25, 2018

Megaupload's Kim Dotcom faces extradition to US, responds by suing New Zealand for $7bn

The founder of an Internet file-sharing service faces charges of copyright infringement and fraud in the US. Meanwhile, he's in New Zealand suing the government for $6.8bn.

James Hetherington Jan 23, 2018

Hate slow public WiFi? Google has got your back with Android 8.1 Oreo

Update to Android Oreo allows users to view expected speeds of free public WiFi networks before filling out lengthy online forms.

James Hetherington Jan 23, 2018

Airbnb hometown axes half of its properties overnight

Almost 5,000 Airbnb hosts in San Francisco have had their properties removed from the website after failing to comply with new registration laws.

James Hetherington Jan 19, 2018

H&M 'racist' monkey hoodie reaches £1,000 on eBay as sellers try and cash in

eBay is actively removing listings of the controversial H&M "coolest monkey in the jungle" hoodie, which was modelled by a young black boy.

Charlotte Tobitt Jan 16, 2018

Pop Blast, YouTube account that made Shane Dawson paedophile accusations, has strange link to Logan Paul

Paedophile claims fired at YouTube star were part of plan to take heat off of Logan Paul, conspiracy theorists believe.

James Hetherington Jan 12, 2018

A man asking why there was a tomato on his train has gone viral on Twitter

A man's tweet about a man in a tomato has got a sassy reply. People are calling it the best tweet of 2018.

Ruchira Sharma Jan 11, 2018

Majority of UK residents don't trust broadband advertising, new figures show

Broadband users are feeling misled about promises made by telecommunication companies, including download speeds and monthly costs.

James Hetherington Jan 11, 2018

This woman's boyfriend and his 'crazy' monarchist theories are dividing the internet

Is he a hero or a "disgusting classist"? The internet is divided over Henry - a guy who is alienating his girlfriend with his obsession with the Royals.

Ruchira Sharma Jan 09, 2018

Would you prefer 'love': Virgin Trains humbled after 'sexist' tweet

A woman was left outraged after a spokesperson for Virgin trains undermined her complaint of sexism online.

Ruchira Sharma Jan 02, 2018

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