Facebook Data Breach – Is Single Sign On Safe?
With news that potentially 50 million Facebook accounts have been breached, should you continue using its Single Sign On for
Jack is the Deputy Editor for Tech.co. He has over 15 years experience in publishing, having covered both consumer and business technology extensively, including both in print and online. Jack has also led on investigations on topical tech issues, from privacy to price gouging. He has a strong background in research-based content, working with organisations globally, and has also been a member of government advisory committees on tech matters.
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Amazon Reveals New Alexa Gadgets
Amazon has unveiled the latest in its line of Alexa-powered devices. From a wall clock to a power point to a microwave, all
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iOS 12 Launches – Here’s What You Need to Know
We look at the essential features of iOS 12, Apple's latest software update for iPhone and iPad. What's new? What's improved?
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Why Apple is After the Gray Dollar with the Apple Watch
With the launch of the latest Apple Watch, Apple appears to be reaching out to a new audience, a slightly older market with
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Will Apple Unveil a New MacBook Next Week?
With an Apple reveal event around the corner on 12 September, will we be seeing new updates to Apple's MacBook, Air, Pro,
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5 “Unhackable” Claims That Fell Apart
John McAfee recently made the bold statement that his bitcoin wallet hardware was "unhackable" was just maybe asking for
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Five Eyes Governments Want to Force Tech Companies into De-Encryption
The Five Eyes group, formed of the governments of the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand, want to persuade the major t
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Video Streaming Services Are Changing and It’s Bad News for Audiences
Home streaming services are about to be disrupted in a big way, with a slew of new platforms entering the market in 2019,
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How Slack Is Replacing Email in the Workplace
Since its launch in 2013, Slack has grown at an incredible rate. It’s now used by 500,000 companies worldwide, with 8
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New Intel 9th Generation Chips Leaked, October Availability
Leaks have revealed that Intel's next generation of processors are expected to launch later in the year, and will include a
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Manufacturers Selling Unsecured Android Phones
A vulnerability affecting new Android phones and tablets could lead to unsecure and compromised handsets. Poor practice by
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New Android Pie Features and How to Use Them
Android Pie is the latest iteration of Google's Android operating system for phones and tablets, and the biggest change that
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Fortnite: How a Free Game Made a Billion Dollars
Fortnite, a game that has seeped into the public consciousness in recent months. You may not play it, but you'll have heard
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Where to Move If You Want to Live in the Future
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US Ranks Just 20th in Broadband Speed League
In 2018, when streaming, video calls and online gaming are more popular than ever, fast broadband isn't just a nicety, for
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The Best Amazon Prime Day Deals [Now Ended]
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Apple to Reveal New iPhones, iPads, Watches and Macs
It’s Apple rumor season again (although really, when is it not?), and in the run up to its annual September showcase,
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Potential iPhone X Plus Benchmark Tests Leak, and it’s a Beast
A mysterious iPhone rumored to be the new iPhone X Plus has appeared on the Geekbench testing website, boasting eye-watering
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China Blocks Access to HBO After John Oliver Gag
China has blocked its citizens from accessing HBO content online, following criticism angled at its President by Last Week
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5 Times Tech Companies Misread Customer Moods
Gamers can be a fickle bunch, and it doesn't take much for them to swap their allegiances. Sony might be the top dog of the
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How To Avoid Backing a Crowdfunding Failure
It’s every backer's nightmare. The ultra-cool bit of tech kit you crowdfunded, which is totally going to change your life
