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The maker of Fortnite, Epic Games, will not be able to take Apple to court in the UK as part of a high-profile row, a tribunal has ruled. Fortnite was pulled from

An entire California school board has resigned after making disparaging remarks about families in an online meeting which they did not realise was being publicly live-streamed. “They want to pick on us

An art installation that will let people control a paintballing robot in a mock art gallery has been condemned by the firm that made the robo-dog. Boston Dynamics criticised the project, calling

Less than a year old, Clubhouse already ticks the boxes for being the next big thing: huge hype super-famous users controversy bans a massive valuation (despite not making any money, obviously). Here’s

The war between Facebook and the Australian government is over. Australian news will return to the social media giant’s platform, and it will reach deals to pay news groups for their stories.

Sony says its next-generation PlayStation VR system will feature an improved field of view and silence critics of the current device’s wire-heavy set-up. The headset will also come with a new controller

About 30,000 Mac devices have been infected with a mysterious piece of malware. The “unusual” Silver Sparrow strain silently affected systems in more than 150 countries around the world. It was discovered

An app designed to help Londoners report terrorist content “easily and anonymously” has been launched. It follows recent research which showed four out of five people were unsure how to report extremist

Hyundai is to replace the electric batteries in nearly 82,000 of its electric vehicles worldwide because of a fire risk. Most of the affected vehicles are Kona cars built between 2018 and

More than 36,000 traffic fatalities were recorded in 2019 and 2018, according to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) figures. And COVID-19 lockdowns didn’t prevent that number from rising even higher in 2020,

A smart city project started by Google’s sister firm Sidewalk Labs to track mobility patterns in the US city of Portland, Oregon has been shelved. Last year, Sidewalk also ditched an ambitious

Tech giants compete on many grounds and one of them is the cloud . Today, Amazon dominates the market for cloud services, followed by Microsoft’s Azure and Google Cloud . However, Microsoft reports reveal that its earnings for this concept during 2020