The French supreme court has turned to the European Court of Justice to decide whether EU citizens have the right to challenge the legality of evidence obtained by French law enforcement by hacking the Sky ECC cryptophone network. The Cour de Cassation has asked the European Court of Justice to rule whether French law is…
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Mijansk786/Shutterstock Some YouTube creators are using end screens to promote additional content from the channel. It’s a practice many YouTube users are familiar with, as those end screen recommendations show up at the end of many clips on the streaming service. Sometimes, they cover most of the screen, as creators can place up to four…
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Nearly two years ago, BT warned of the need to discuss with media owners the scheduling of the broadcast and game downloads to avoid unnecessary extra strain on infrastructures. Now, it has revealed that an update to the video game Fortnite is fuelling a surge in UK broadband demand and helping to break nationwide usage…
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A study from Eseye is warning that billions in artificial intelligence (AI) investment is being threatened by what it calls “fundamentally unreliable” internet of things (IoT) connectivity. Now in its fifth year, the 2025 edition of the State of IoT report from the global IoT firm surveyed 1,200 senior IoT decision-makers and implementers of IoT…
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Opening its Connect 2025 conference, Huawei stressed that computing power is and will continue to be key to the continued roll-out of artificial intelligence (AI) across distributed business infrastructures – especially in China – and used the event to launch a range of computer pods and clusters, as well as interconnect technology to address potential…
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The government has been urged to step up defences to sabotage threats from Russia against undersea cables that provide critical internet connections for financial services, datacentres and military communications. A cross-party group of MPs and peers has warned the UK has “been too timid” in defending the undersea internet cable network from potential attacks by…
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The newest flagship devices from Apple will feature a new, higher-performing chip than the iPhone 16 lineup did. While Apple has made claims about what kind of performance you can expect to see when upgrading from an older iPhone to an iPhone Air or iPhone 17 Pro, benchmarks can often give us an even more…
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oasisamuel/Shutterstock Apple added the option to customize your home screen icons back in iOS 18, allowing you to make them darker or even tint them based on a color in your wallpaper. Now, though, the company looks to be taking things a step further with even more in-depth icon customization in iOS 26. One way…
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The use of large language models (LLMs) as an alternative to search engines and recommendation algorithms is increasing, but early research suggests there is still a high degree of inconsistency and bias in the results these models produce. This has real-world consequences, as LLMs play a greater role in our decision-making choices. Making sense of…
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A report produced for the government has today set out nine core recommendations for how the UK can strengthen its burgeoning cyber security sector to fuel resilience and growth across the economy. Written by experts at Imperial College London (ICL) and the University of Bristol, and drawing on consultations with nearly 100 members of the…
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