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A Programming Language Underdog
Five must-read stories you may have missed this week
How realistic is Bodyguard? A real Personal Protection Officer tells all
The best waterproof jackets to keep you dry (and stylish)
Why people can't accept the Croydon cat killer was fiction
John Dvorak: “Yesterday I was fired from PC Magazine”
The Fed stalls the creation of a bank with a novel business model
AI Company Accused of Using Humans to Fake Its AI
Inside look at modern web browser (part 4)
Postgres 11 – A First Look
Making a racist AI without really trying (2017)
Functional core, imperative shell (2012)
Spotify is testing personalized song recommendations in official playlists
Go team adding a Go language server to core
A DMT trip 'feels like dying' – and scientists now agree
A guide to proper use of animation in UX
A forgotten hero stopped the My Lai massacre 50 years ago
Running a database on EC2? Your clock could be slowing you down
Apple-owned sleep tracker Beddit is eliminating cloud service support
Sennheiser and Magic Leap are partnering to develop spatial audio products
Amazon’s Echo Auto is another quick fix for the broken state of in-car infotainment
Buried in the hype, one little detail: Amazon's Alexa-on-a-chip could steal smart home market
Animation reveals possible Google Pixel wireless charging stand
Google built VR motion controllers for the Lenovo Mirage Solo headset
Twitter bug may have sent users’ Direct Messages to external developers
With Linux’s founder stepping back, will the community change its culture?
The age of new Echos is over; the age of Echo accessories is starting
Holding a Program in One's Head (2007)
Removing ‘zombie cells’ in the brain could help battle the effects of dementia
Best Buy is offering Apple’s $99 iPhone XS leather folio for $49.99
How realistic is the BBC's Bodyguard? Podcast 386
Southern California just saw its longest streak of bad air in decades
Writing Documentation When You Aren't a Technical Writer – Part Two
New sustainable plan to mitigate climate change involves… a hot dog cooker?
Apple File System Reference [pdf]
Inside cpyext: Why emulating CPython C API is so Hard
Get Billions of Correct Digits of Pi from a Wrong Formula (1999) [pdf]
JackRabbot 2 is Stanford’s friendly new campus-roaming social robot
Japan's rovers ready for touchdown on asteroid
UK cops run machine learning trials on live police operations. Unregulated. What could go wrong? – report
Practical guide to hyperparameters search for deep learning models
Hands-on (and ears-on): Amazon Echo Sub and Stereo System
So You Want to Launch a Rocket? The FAA is Here for You (2017)
Nvidia Vid2vid: High-resolution photorealistic video-to-video translation
Worst Puzzle Ever (2009)
Are kids helpful and, if so why?
There's No Such Thing as a General-purpose Processor (2014)
Friday briefing: US government authorises cyber warfare against rivals
A swarm of mutant mosquitoes is out to eradicate malaria
AI is invading UK policing, but there's little proof it's useful
CTRL-Labs: demo of human-computer control using electromyography [video]
How communist Bulgaria became a leader in tech and sci-fi
Versatile robotic skin gives stuffed horse, other inanimate objects some giddyup
A Day in the Life of Americans
Robot jellyfish could be used to patrol fragile coral reefs
Amazon's announced lots of new Echo speakers... and a microwave
Tap Strap wearable keyboard gains support for VR applications
How the GNU coreutils are tested (2017)
12 awesome flying cars and taxis currently in development
Harvard’s soft robotic exosuit adapts itself to the needs of every wearer
Wormlike motion sculptures show how athletes move in 3D
Alibaba wants to ship its own neural network silicon by H2 2019
Inside the Industrial Internet of Things
Thursday briefing: Satellite deploys experimental space junk capture net
What does the Captain Marvel trailer tell us about her backstory?
As Soylent comes to the UK, here's what is actually inside the drink
Renegade 3D-printing gunsmith Cody Wilson on the run in Taipei from child sex allegations
Amazon might open 3,000 cashier-free Amazon Go stores by 2021
An A.I. is designing retro video games — and they’re surprisingly good
Robots are going to steal 75 million jobs by 2025 — but there’s no need to panic
Giant wind farm in Morocco will help mine cryptocurrency, conserve energy
How do 3D printers work? Here’s a super-simple breakdown
Microsoft's collaboration software Teams works on its collaboration hardware Surface Hub
Mobile, on wheels, or in the cloud... how do you want to do AI?
Moxi the ‘friendly’ hospital robot wants to help nurses, not replace them
Put your tin-foil hats on! Wi-Fi can be used to guesstimate number of people hidden in a room
Wednesday briefing: Facebook allows job ads to illegally discriminate by gender and age
SAP claims to be first Euro biz to get seriously ethical about AI code
You can now get Netflix on Sky, but is this the future of TV?
UK students are being hit by a wave of essay-writing scammers
Don’t be fooled — this automated system sneakily manipulates video content
Facebook appears set on crafting custom silicon for augmented reality devices
The Flamethrower Diet is better than keto and I burned all this food to prove it
Swiss researcher offers blueprints for animal-friendly autonomous machines
Who needs Stitch Fix? Maison Me uses A.I. to custom design clothing just for you
Japanese billionaire faces tricky task of choosing 8 artists for his moon trip
No more scraping? Anti-frosting advance could mark end of frozen windshields
Crazy vending machine swaps computer art for your permanent selfie
Here's a speedy summary of all the iPhone XS and XS Max reviews
Smart sound system will give every car passenger their own wireless audio stream
Apple has tried and failed, so how can OnePlus reinvent the TV?
Soylent is coming to the UK to put an end to your chewing woes
Hitachi: harnessing business expertise
Sandvik's automated loader is so precise it can make it through a glass maze
Saving a town's water with social innovation
Tuesday briefing: The UK's IT infrastructure isn't ready for a no-deal Brexit
Meet Yusaku Maezawa, the first tourist SpaceX will fly to the Moon
The NHS could learn a thing or two from India's healthcare innovators
SpaceX to send Japanese billionaire on moon trip, but he won’t be going alone
CRISPR gene editing creates cocaine-proof mice, aims to crack addiction puzzle
Who will be the first private passenger to the moon? SpaceX will tell us today
We get up close with the Vision iNext concept to learn about BMW’s future
NUUO, do not want! CCTV webcams can be hacked to spy on you
Forget hands — this 3D-printed clock keeps time using nothing but marbles
You can download iOS 12 now. These are the new features to try
Cheesy Kickstarter campaign wants to bring solar energy to students in East Africa
The roundabout of death and why people hurt themselves for memes
Boffins ask for £338m to fund quantum research. UK.gov: Here's £80m
What is Article 13? The EU's divisive new copyright plan explained
Monday briefing: Amazon sellers are reportedly bribing staff to take down bad reviews
The Nintendo Labo Vehicle Kit is a total riot of cardboard creativity
Here's how the Xbox Adaptive Controller is getting people with disabilities back into gaming
How to hack your memory and remember almost anything
Hack Google's AI for cash, DeepMind gets cancerous, new Lobe for Redmond – and more
Five stories you may have missed this week
With its new iPhones, Apple shows slowness has become a strength
How DeepMind's biggest AI project is fixing bad Android batteries
12 hidden gems worth visiting at Open House London 2018
Why a four-day work week makes sense: Podcast 385
The ECG in the new Apple Watch is a potential healthcare headache
How an augmented reality tourist guide tried to break my balls
Don't put the 'd' and second 'i' in IoT: How to secure devices in your biz – belt and braces
Berkeley bio-boffins' butt-blasting belly-bothering batt-teria generates electricity
Facebook can't root out fake news and hate talk, but – oh look – it has software to catch bugs
Machine learning and AI are changing the world – here's how to do it better
More millions poured into maws of Sysdig, Burleywood, HyperGrid
GDPR v2 – Gradually Diminishing Psychotic Robots: Brussels kills Terminator apocalypse
Wow, great invention: Now AI eggheads teach machines how to be sarcastic using Reddit
iPhone XS vs iPhone XR and XS Max: the new iPhones compared
Gartner: Governments want to be digital, but just can't scale it up
Oracle tells students: You're not going to solve the world's problems – but AI and ML might
Unity tweaks AI training tools, makes bid for academic respect
The eyes don't have it! AI's 'deep-fake' vids surge ahead in realism
All aboard the Hype Cycle! What's DataOps? Well, it has no standards or frameworks. Got it?
AI beats astroboffins at sniffing out fast radio bursts amid the universe's clutter
It's a mug's game: Watch AI robot grab a cuppa it hasn't seen before
Boffins bash Google Translate for sexism
Cisco shoves more GPUs in AI server for deep learning, still doesn't play Crysis
US military chucks $2bn at AI, Google touts machine-learning data search, and more
Tesla's chief accounting officer drives off after just a month on the job
What's AI good for? Industrial or consumer tech? Meh. Airliners? AHA, says UK.gov
Post-silly season blues leave me bereft of autonomous robot limbs
China will overtake America as leading AI superpower, warns ex-Google Beijing bigwig
I've seen the future of consumer AI, and it doesn't have one
Heart-stopping predictions from AI doctors could save lives
Lights, camera, AI-ction! Robo-drones turned into spies, er, filmmakers
Dell EMC plucks Tech Data distie man Tomlin to run UK channels
Computacenter goes Dutch, picks up Misco's Netherlands biz
Google goes bilingual, Facebook fleshes out translation and TensorFlow is dope
Huawei's Alexa-powered AI Cube wants to squat in your living room too
Huawei first to preview its 7nm phone SoC – the HiSilicon Kirin 980
AI sucks at stopping online trolls spewing toxic comments
Data apocalypse is coming unless you buy AI, declares AI biz
Apple sees the (augmented) light, buys holo-glass tech startup
AI software may help eggheads predict where aftershocks will strike
No need to code your webpage yourself, says Microsoft – draw it and our AI will do the rest
US watchdog OKs robo-doc AI that spies eye disease all on its own
Who are you going to ask about AI? Alexa or our 40 experts?
AI image recognition systems can be tricked by copying and pasting random objects
Judge bars distribution of 3D gun files... er, five years after they were slapped onto the web
Smut slinger dreams of AI software to create hardcore flicks with your face – plus other machine-learning news
Everybody dance now: Watch this AI code fool friends into thinking you can cut a rug like a pro
There is still gold to be had in the world of Microsoft resellers
Quantiq slurps asset of Profile Enterprise Solutions
Find out when your phone will get the Android Pie update
These are the best documentaries on Netflix
Can, can, can you buy it, CANCOM? Brexit's made it cheap(er), man: Firm inks OCSL deal
HP Ink splashes out on Brit print provider Apogee
Atos to hoover up US tech buzzword biz Syntel for $3.4bn
What's new on Netflix UK this week? Your essential guide
Distie bosses tuck 7-figure settlement into Cisco's top pocket
CEO of comms tech biz Daisy splits as sale and IPO talks off the table
HMRC: Aria PC's £2m MSN Messenger deals bonanza was VAT fraud
BlackBerry CEO: We need help from the channel to grow
Shiny new Capita boss to UK.gov: I know you are but what am I?
Brit reseller Aria PC mounts appeal against £750k taxman VAT fiddle ruling
Recycling tech biz bosses get years for VAT fraud, money laundering
Capita reports pre-tax LOSS of £515m for 2017
McDonald's tells Atos to burger off: Da da da da da, we're lobbing IT ...
Brit retailer Currys PC World says sorry for Know How scam
Maplin shutdown sale prices still HIGHER than rivals
Capita screw-ups are the pits! Brit ex-miner pensioners billed for thousands in extra tax
Fresh docs detail 10-year link between Geek Squad informers and Feds
All the best box sets on Sky and Now TV right now
Trump's tax reforms lift DXC's profit
Crappy Christmas! Dixons Carphone dials back profit expectations
Wave Tata, Capita: You've lost mega-contract to rival outsourcer
US shoppers abandon PC makers in hour of need
IT buyer? Had enough of pesky resellers cold calling? You aren't alone
DXC Technologies UK boss quits
Capita appoints back bencher baroness as non exec director
WANdisco: We need cash-o. About $10m would.. wahey... $22m
Today is your last chance to pick up a piece of channel history
UK private sector joins public in... Escape from DXC Max
DXC Tech asks staff to profile their skills
Which reseller pleased fatcats today and rhymes with let's mute a centaur?
DXC: Hands up in customer support – who wants redundo?
Feel the pension pot burn, Canadian DXCers
This is no yolk. Newegg scrambles against rotten shell company claims
DXC slashes meal allowances for travelling troops: Please sir, may I have some more?
Misco UK chops majority of workforce, pulls down shutters
Future of Misco UK hangs in the balance – sources
Resellers on Surface: Yeah, go ahead and kill it. What do we care...
Microsoft is Putin a stop to Russian-sanctions-busting IT resellers
17 of the best films on Amazon Prime UK right now
HPE: Cloud Server WILL survive... we just need someone else to buy 'em
Microsoft titan's daddy buys Phoenix. Bytes is going to be a big reselling brother
Lenovo fishes in Brit PC pond for new UK boss
DXC squeezes suppliers for extra margin, issues ultimatum
DXC Technologies mails another corp message (gulp)
Ex-EDS bod at DXC Technologies? Sign up to new pension scheme - or else...
Enterprises gooey for Windows 10 as OS helps Computacenter rake it in
Reality strikes Dixons Carphone's profits after laughing off Brexit threat
IT reseller Misco UK shutters warehouse and distie centre
The sky is blue, water is wet and UK PC shipments are down
All the best documentaries you can stream right now
33 of the best films to watch on Netflix UK right now
How the Met Office chooses storm names in the UK and Ireland
WIRED's pick of the best podcasts for curious minds
20 of the best Netflix series worth watching right now