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SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy but loses core booster in crash landing
Show HN: Func.Farm browser extension creates serverless functions from snippets
The Great IoT Protocol War may have been won: Thread's 1.2 release aims at business
Tuesday briefing: Europe prepares for a dangerous heatwave
A WebGL canvas-based volume viewer
How Raspberry Pi plans to conquer the world with £35 computers
Beats and Brexit: Hot Chip on their new album A Bath Full of Ecstasy
The RAF's new pilot training rig will spin you until you vomit
Amazon Prime Day 2019 sales start on July 15th
Hackers are stealing years of call records from hacked cell networks
Ask HN: US government funds a lot of tech research, why don't startups use it?
5nm vs. 3nm
FedEx sues U.S. government over 'impossible' task of policing exports to China
How to watch SpaceX’s most difficult Falcon Heavy launch ever
Floppycasts – 1.44MB Podcasts
Sid: A framework for building computer system simulations (2002)
China’s Biggest Startups Ditch Oracle and IBM for Home-Made Tech
The BS-Industrial Complex of Phony A.I
Remember that crypto-exchange boss who mysteriously died after his customers' coins disappeared? Of course he totally stole them
AWS Control Tower
Apple’s new Seattle campus may mean big things for Siri, artificial intelligence
How e-commerce sites manipulate people into buying things
DigitalJs: Digital circuit simulator in browser
Google warns its employees that Pride protests are against the company’s code of conduct
A Learning Secret: Don't Take Notes with a Laptop
Apple doubles planned Seattle expansion to 2,000 employees
Gigi Hadid wants to rewrite copyright law around her Instagram account
How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Science
Brain imaging study reveals signs of Parkinson’s decades before symptoms appear
Instagram Advertising: Do you know it when you see it?
Verizon and a BGP Optimizer Knocked Large Parts of the Internet Offline
Digital Trends Live: A dual-screen Surface, Amazon’s surveillance drones, more
Canadian crypto exchange owner allegedly funneled money into secret accounts
Show HN: Ludigraphix, geometry-oriented vector drawing software for Mac
Bill Gates accidentally makes the case to regulate the hell out of platform companies
Apple cites irrelevant Spotify subscription stats in new antitrust defense
Refurbishing the Rancilio Silvia Espresso Machine
D is being used for autonomous driving research – Audi and Mercedes
U.S. Navy is working on making its fleet invisible to computerized surveillance
Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs unveils its high-tech ‘city-within-a-city’ plan for Toronto
iOS 13’s best upgrade is in your car
How to download the iOS 13, iPadOS, macOS Catalina, and tvOS 13 public betas
New AWS UDP Load Balancing for Network Load Balancer
Raspberry Pi on Raspberry Pi
Project Oak – Meaningful control of data in distributed systems
The internet is increasingly a low-trust society
Dutch Telephone Outage Takes Out Nation's Emergency Number
A completely rebuilt, digitally-enabled Polaroid SX-70 camera
Ask HN: What do you do with your Raspberry Pi?
Great Pacific garbage patch: giant plastic trap put to sea again
Monday briefing: Police suspend private forensic partner after ransomware attack
Raspberry Pi 4 review: finally ready to replace your desktop PC
Fresh look at mysterious Nasca lines in Peru
A vaccine for Alzheimer's is on the verge of becoming a reality
Toddler coding classes are the new must-have activity for nurseries
Uranus’ rings shine brightly but hold a puzzle for astronomers
Dark matter galaxy crashed into the Milky Way, causing the ripples in its disk
Tiny galaxy has huge black hole at its center, gives clues to galactic evolution
The U.K.’s biggest (and only) asteroid mining company has designs on our skies
Awesome Tech You Can’t Buy Yet: Illuminated keyboards and a retro gaming console
Reddit’s ‘Am I the Asshole’ is your new favourite guilty pleasure
A huge new Russian propaganda effort is attacking much more than Facebook
The UK's getting hydrogen trains, but they're not what we need
Iran shot down one of the most advanced spy drones ever made
Want to work in the stars? Here are six future space jobs you could hold
You can help search for aliens with an open access release of SETI data
Ready to roll: Mars 2020 rover fitted with wheels ahead of mission next year
SpaceX is on a hiring spree for its Starlink global internet project
Yay, for AI: Autonomous pizza-delivery robots. Nay for AI: Big Brother is real and it's powered by neural networks
The best BBQs and pizza ovens, gas and charcoal
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is just Pokémon Go with magic
Netflix is now streaming the most important anime series of all time
What can Google Assistant do? The best commands and actions
TAG Heuer's radical new way to make watches? Growing carbon nanotubes
Bill Nye the Science Guy talks “solar sailing” and the new space race
Digital Trends Live: Walmart brings out A.I., Google cancels the Slate, and more
Hormone boosts could help astronauts from losing muscle on long space journeys
Blue Origin test fires the engine that could help it land on the moon
What is Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency really about?
Queue baa, Libra: People will buy what Facebook's selling. They shouldn't, but they will
Alexa, am I having a heart attack? Here's how smart speakers could detect their masters spluttering to death
Walmart using A.I.-powered cameras to spot dodgy shoppers at self-checkouts
Friday briefing: Waymo forms partnership with Renault and Nissan
Nissan’s high-tech ice cream truck removes the fumes from your order
Porn websites are totally confused about the UK's porn block plans
Uber rival Kapten is editing drivers’ photos to make them wear suits
NordVPN review: the most reliable VPN for streaming Netflix
Shameless Facebook treats its poor human moderators like absolute dirt. But y'know what it does treat right? Robots
A $4bn biz without a live product just broke the record for the amount paid for a domain name. WTF is going on?
Must watch: GE's smart light bulb reset process is a masterpiece... of modern techno-insanity
Omega's new watch was tested at the bottom of the Mariana Trench
New snail-inspired super glue can switch between sticky and non-sticky states
Cornell’s lionfish-inspired robot uses artificial blood to stay powered up
Rural communities could benefit most from 5G – here's how
It's official. The UK's porn block is delayed for at least 6 months
A cardiac arrest-detecting smart speaker could save your life
How 5G will help startups soar
Thursday briefing: UK drone flier register to cost £4.1 million
Inside the obsessive Twitter turf war over Elon Musk's Tesla tweets
The UK's seriously considering renaming the veggie burger
The obscure London startup that made Facebook's Libra possible
Bot war: Here's how you can theoretically use adversarial AI to evade YouTube's hard-line copyright-detecting AI
This humanlike synthesized speech could be the future of audiobooks
Digital Trends Live: Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note 10, Harry Potter AR, and more
Facebook's Libra currency won't replace your money
*Spits out coffee* £4m for a database of drone fliers, UK.gov? Defra did game shooters for £300k
We tested anti-snoring devices on our loudest friends. Here’s what worked
Drone delivery services may prove too noisy for some in Australia
Wednesday briefing: European vaccine distrust is putting the most vulnerable at risk
Check out this clever robot dishwasher, designed for busy restaurants
Heathrow's expansion masterplan is a nightmare, but logistical genius
The high-tech gadgets you need to make your meetings suck less
Deepfake 3.0 (beta), the bad news: This AI can turn ONE photo of you into a talking head. Good news: There is none
Congress already wants to block rollout of Facebook’s cryptocurrency
Brush up on your makeup skills with YouTube’s new augmented reality feature
Cyber-IOU notes. Voucher hell on wheels. However you want to define Facebook's Libra, the most ridiculous part is its privacy promise
Boffins' neural network can work out from your speech whether you'll develop psychosis
Finally, an AI that can reliably catch and undo Photoshop airbrushing. Who made it? Er, Photoshop maker Adobe
Tuesday briefing: Russia issues warning following reports of US cyberattacks on its power grid
Spotify's classical music sucks, so a new rival is going global
This sleep-tracking ring can detect when you've drunk too much
Facebook's Libra coin cryptocurrency, explained
AI's potential will only be realised when it collaborates with humans
TPM now stands for Tiny Platform Module: TCG shrinks crypto chip to secure all the Things
Monday briefing: Huawei delays launch of folding Mate X
Politically linked deepfake LinkedIn profile sparks spy fears, Apple cooks up AI transfer tech, and more
Take an exclusive look inside Nasa's colossal, unseen archives
A radical design overhaul is transforming women's watches
Inside the urgent battle to stop UK police using facial recognition
Four of the best life hacks from the world's extreme productivity gurus
Private Internet Access review: a good value, privacy-oriented VPN
Inside IWC's futuristic factory where Swiss watches are born
Overwatch competitor Bleeding Edge could change everything
Could EmDrive engines work for real? We're about to find out
Keanu Reeves isn't even the best thing about Cyberpunk 2077
The five best tech deals to check out this weekend
Get a grip on neural networks, R, Python, TensorFlow, deployment of AI, and much more, at our MCubed workshops
Mirai botnet malware offspring graduates from uni, puts on a suit, slips into your enterprise
'AI is not the cause, it’s an accelerant. The pace of change is challenging' Experts give Congress deepfakes straight dope
Japan drops banhammer on drunk-droning for the sake of public safety
Silicon Valley doesn't care about poor people: Top AI models kinda suck at ID'ing household stuff in hard-up nations
Alexa, are you profiting from the illegal storage and analysis of kids' voice commands?
Live online this month: OSIsoft will show you how to unleash the power of IoT sensor data with real-world examples
These boffins' deepfake AI vids are next-gen. But don't take our word for it. Why not ask Zuck or Kim Kardashian...
Pimp My PowerApp: Microsoft touts AI Builder and augmented reality tools for low-code apps maker
You're responsible for getting permission from subjects if you want to use Windows Photos' facial recog feature
Amazon teases package drone, US civil rights folk want facial recog tech ban and AI carumba – YouTube!
Boffins stole our 3D files – and gave them all to Facebook's AI eggheads, claims Lithuanian biz
Databricks wants one tool to rule all AI systems – coincidentally, its own MLflow tool
Security and networking were industrial IoT's top challenges. Now there's a third: Practical AI
Who left a database of emails, credit cards, plain-text passwords, and more open to the web this week? Tech Data, come on down!
Alexa Conversations: Amazon's AI assistant is about to get a whole lot more like Clippy
Auditors slam FBI for shoddy testing of facial-recog tech. But no big deal. It only has 641m images on its systems
Can't quite cram a working AI onto a $1 2KB microcontroller? Just get a PC to do it
Ready with the 'welcome neighbour' fruitbasket, retailers? Amazon opens Manchester pop-up shop
More facial-recognition bans, new creeper tool links girlfriends to past porno, Microsoft's AI school, and more
We are Google, we are proud, English football is moving to our cloud
Sex and drugs and auto-tune: What motivates a millennial perp?
AI systems sieve out catfish from the dating pool in effort to lock away scammers
Amazon's optical character recognition toy Textract is here but still a bit short-sighted
There's a scarily good 'deepfakes' YouTube channel that's quietly growing – and it's freaking everyone out
Tesla's autonomous lane changing software is worse at driving than humans, and more
HP's delayed Reverb: Jesus-headset dribbles out of the echo chamber and into the channel
Uber JUMPs at chance to dump load of electric bikes across Islington
AI can now animate the Mona Lisa's face or any other portrait you give it. We're not sure we're happy with this reality
We listened to more than 3 hours of US Congress testimony on facial recognition so you didn't have to go through it
Comcast – the cable giant America loves and trusts – confirms in-home health device to keep tabs on subscribers
Uncle Sam to blow millions on mind-control weapon tech that can be fitted without surgery
Now Chinese-made drones rubbing US govt up the Huawei: 'Strong concerns' DJI kit threat to national security
Ahem, ahem... AI engine said to be good as human docs at spotting lung cancer developing
Google's cunning AI linguist, Uncle Sam drills ML skills into .mil, Intel's iffy CPU claims
Cosmoboffins use neural networks to build dark matter maps the easy way
Police ICT Company kills £500m procurement, no longer wants one box shifter to rule them all
Europe's home PC buyers reach for their collective smartphone, sigh: We don't need a new desktop. This is a computer, right?
No Court of Appeal for you! Judges uphold Aria PC firm VAT fraud ruling
Quadsys exec who hacked rival firm's database in 2016 convicted of assault
Look what the Softcat dragged in: Revenues grow 21% as UK reseller refuses to blink at Brexit
Carphone Warehouse fined £29m for mis-selling mobile insurance to punters who didn't need it
Product. Reselling. Lives. Computacenter sales fly due to product, not services
Apple reseller Solutions Inc pulls down shutters, calls in administrators
Brit security services firm SecureData sold to France's Orange for an undisclosed sum
Hard Brexit, soft Brexit, deal or no deal: Doesn't matter – all integrator CGI sees is dollar signs
Brexit? Now that it's raining more than ever, know we're OK at Computacenter
DXC Technology bids $2bn for Swiss big cheese Luxoft
Dixons Carphone smarting from £440m loss as it writes down goodwill on mobile biz
UKFast mulls putting IPO on ice due to six little letters: BREXIT
Black Friday? Yes, tech vendors might be feeling a bit glum looking at numbers for the UK
Brit tech buys frozen, but CGI can't wait to get integrating all those post-Brexit systems
UK computer dealer Aria PC loses £750k VAT fraud appeal attempt in THAT case
Computacenter shares crash by a fifth as sales shrink... Nope, it's not Brexit
Softcat warns of Brexit cloud forming over UK tech, vows: If prices rise, we'll pass them on...
The march of Amazon Business has resellers quaking in their booties
HP Ink CEO: That $550m Apogee buy was to stop rivals slurping it
The good news: PC sales went up a little worldwide, say Gartner crystal-ball-gazers
Phew! Digital ad revenues to save Amazon's business model – analyst
SoftwareONE goes Comparex: When one Microsoft reseller giant buys another
Brit outfit IT Lab snaps up Office 365 and SharePoint pro Content and Code
Windows 10 transition props up business box revenues in Western Europe
Euro reseller giant Computacenter gobbles US-based FusionStorm
Dell EMC plucks Tech Data distie man Tomlin to run UK channels
Computacenter goes Dutch, picks up Misco's Netherlands biz
There is still gold to be had in the world of Microsoft resellers
Quantiq slurps asset of Profile Enterprise Solutions
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
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
Trump's tax reforms lift DXC's profit