Facebook has apologised to a bloke who moaned about the free-content ad network’s recent “Year in Review” feature, after the firm’s clumsy algorithms tastelessly inserted painful, personal highlights from 2014.…
Feature There’s no need to be home alone this Christmas. In part one we looked at the male perspective and in this second and final part, Lucy Orr reveals all about the online dating game.…
Ho hum. Another year, another slew of open source announcements that prove the once-maligned development methodology is now so mainstream as to be tedious. Running most of the world’s most powerful supercomputers? Been there, done that. Giving retailers the ability to deliver highly customized paper coupons to consumers based on warehouse inventory nearby? So 2013!…
Devuan, the Debian spin-off that will not include systemd has posted its first progress report.…
Microsoft has revealed more information on its plans for Office on mobile devices: iOS, Android and Windows phones and tablets.…
Apple has slipped out a patch to address the Network Time Protocol (NTP) vulnerability in its OS X operating system.…
Microsoft’s December patching palaver keeps getting worse, with news that one of this month’s brood is breaking Excel macros.…
Frustration with Frontier Developments’ less-than-pleasing response to fans miffed that Elite:Dangerous doesn’t feature a single-player mode has sparked a new game titled “Refund Quest”.…
Microsoft is terminating its SharePoint Online Public Website service, effective January 2015.…
It’s nearly impossible to sum up an entire year of developments in something as large and nebulous as the world of desktop Linux, especially in a year like this one which has seen some the best releases that projects like Mint, Fedora and openSUSE have put out to date.…