
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Francis Ford Coppola is taking to Kickstarter to make an ‘Apocalypse Now’ game

Return to simpler, more pixelated times with Sega game soundtracks now on Spotify

Square Enix and Marvel team for multiple games, starting with the Avengers

Myst arrives on Android, Riven to follow soon

Existing Nvidia Shield TV owners can now update to get 4K HDR streaming

Things get a little too real in the latest Nintendo Switch ad

First person perspective Resident Evil 'is the right move'
The people behind the new Resident Evil game insist switching to a first person perspective was "the right thing to do".
How to grow a huge tech firm
CEO Secrets asks four founders what it's like to turn a small company into a huge one.
Yahoo sale delayed following security breaches
Internet search company Yahoo says the sale to Verizon will go ahead later than planned.
Friday, January 27, 2017
Australia plans biometric border control
Australia begins to search for biometrics to automate passport control at its airports.
US libraries hit by ransomware attack
Hackers gain control of the servers of 17 Missouri libraries, demanding ransoms to restore data.
Pokemon Go finally reaches South Korea
Pokemon Go has finally been launched in South Korea, months after the rest of the world got the game.
Massive networks of fake accounts found on Twitter
Massive collections of fake accounts are lying dormant on Twitter, suggests research.
Tuesday, January 24, 2017
Pokémon launches Duel, a new free iOS and Android strategy battle game

Streamer numbers and incomes are rising healthily, according to data from popular tool

CES 2017: Highlights from the technology show
BBC Click's Lara Lewington looks at the latest technology showcased at CES 2017.
Daz Black, Ben Phillips and Tish Simmonds pay tribute as Vine closes
The six-second clip-sharing service is shutting down but it's still not clear exactly why.
Monday, January 23, 2017
Google Play and iOS apps demand surges in India and China
India set a new record for Google Play downloads in 2016, while demand for iOS software soared in China, a study says.
Ambulances to jam car radios in Sweden
Ambulances in Stockholm are to test a system that stops radio in cars to tell drivers that an emergency vehicle is approaching.
Squirrel 'threat' to critical infrastructure
It's squirrels, not cyber-attacks, that pose the real threat to critical infrastructure systems, says one security expert.
Porn videos streamed 'via YouTube loophole'
Adult video websites appear to be exploiting a YouTube loophole to host explicit material on the platform.
Apple App Store prices rise in UK, India and Turkey
Apple is raising prices in its UK App Store by 25% to take account of sterling's drop versus the dollar.
Qualcomm sued in US over claims of unfair phone chip patent deals
The firm is accused by US antitrust regulator of unfair practices in the way it licenses technology.
Deliveroo to add 300 UK tech jobs in new London office
The food delivery firm will hire a third more staff when it opens its new London HQ in summer 2017.
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Training self-driving cars on the streets of Los Santos with GTA V just got easier

Nintendo Switch pre-orders will open in limited quantity on Friday in New York

Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Elon Musk plays Overwatch, thinks storytelling is neglected in modern games

Missing the point
China is close to producing a fully domestically-made ballpoint pen after a long struggle.
Russia taunts British PM with cartoon frog tweet
The Russian embassy in London sent a picture of Pepe the frog to British PM Theresa May.
Work on Xbox One and Windows 10 game Scalebound is cancelled by Microsoft
Production of the highly-anticipated exclusive game is scrapped after reported development problems.
Lutz Pathfinder driverless cars tested in Milton Keynes
The public react to the first view of a driverless car in Milton Keynes.
'Smart motorway' offenders could be offered retraining
Drivers caught offending on "smart motorways" in England could be offered re-education courses.
Marissa Mayer not on new Yahoo holding group board
Yahoo's Marissa Mayer will not be on the board of the new company that emerges from the Verizon deal.
Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Snapchat sets up international office in London
Snap, the firm behind Snapchat, says it has set up its international hub in London.
Uber to share data to help ease city congestion
Uber is launching a website that will share data about how its cars move around cities
Facebook 'to launch ads within videos'
Facebook is to test "mid-roll" video advertising - in which ads are played after a video has already started - the BBC understands.
DeepMind’s updated AlphaGo has been secretly savaging pro players online

I rocked out in Rock Band VR at CES and I liked it

Hackers successfully add games to the NES Classic Edition

CyberPowerPC intros VR-ready PC for $499, or $1,100 with Oculus Rift

Tech's bad bromance
Can a new system of artificial intelligence mean more women are recruited into IT?
Mini adventure
Renting a car from neighbours makes environmental and economic sense. Can tech take it mainstream?
Monday, January 9, 2017
Dragons' Den winner has £100,000 funding withdrawn
A firm which thought it had secured a £100,000 investment on the BBC's Dragons' Den TV show has the funding pulled by entrepreneur Peter Jones.
France thwarts 24,000 cyber-attacks against defence targets
France warns hackers are attacking its defence systems and this year's election could be a target.
CES 2017: Strap turns your finger into a phone
BBC Click's Marc Cieslak reports on a device that allows one of your fingers to make phone calls.
CES 2017: VR flight kit turns slobs into Superman
A virtual reality contraption aims to give gamers a full-body workout while simulating the sensation of flying.
Monday, January 2, 2017
The Last Guardian is a classic solo game with charm and challenges

Sunday, January 1, 2017
Fake news cash-in
Many of the fake news websites that sprang up during the US election campaign have been traced to a small city in Macedonia, where teenagers are pumping out sensationalist stories to earn cash from advertising.
Shooting stars from space for 2020 Olympics
Project Sky Canvas hopes to paint the sky with colour above the Olympics using ready-made shooting stars.
The AI-generated Christmas karaoke song and other news
BBC Click's Lara Lewington looks at some of the best of the week's technology news.
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