Luke Hughes

First, there were “immersive backgrounds”. Now, there are “dynamic experiences”.

A private 5G network the size of a credit card could get your business or home online as simply as possible - but you’ll have to wait.

To be clear, Heata is a legitimate UK company claiming to be committed to the security of home networks, but it paints a dreadful picture of the future.

WD’s larger capacity My Books are an easy, if not cheap, way of setting up a server for your business.

Google’s new toolset has a flashy title, but ultimately, you’re still the product.

Firmware updates for Samsung's 980 and 990 Pro SSDs are here after a fraught couple of weeks.

A 3D printer you can fit in your wallet - but don’t get too excited.

Despite notice messages to the contrary, Google claims it’s committed to keeping G Suite, a set of free collaboration tools for grandfathered users, intact.

Tech giant is involved in a legal battle with Bright Data, a company it has asked to scrape other websites in the past.

Elgato’s switchboards for PCs aren’t cheap, but you can get a good deal right now.

AI is here to make virtual and hybrid meetings more convenient - at the expense of regular Microsoft Teams licenses.

“Gift” options and storefront integrations make it easier than ever to start making money online with Linktree.

Hard drives are failing more per year, and experts think there’s one good reason for it.

Yandex has very little to do with Google in practice, but SEO wizards could still learn something about their craft from the recent leak of the search engine's codebase.

Porsche NFTs were a disaster, and phishing scams are now filling the void.

Bug allowed 2FA to be removed simply by knowing the phone number linked to a victim’s Facebook account.

Saving files to network storage is currently broken, thanks to a rogue element in Google’s File System Access API.

Vendor warns of proof of concept exploits and urges customers to update as soon as possible.

Joint operation between US and European law enforcement agencies may be cause for celebration, but those in the know are still worried.

With Office 365 Government Secret Cloud, Uncle Sam might be collecting your data, but at least he’s keeping it under lock and key.

Video conferencing giant believes Zoom Virtual Agent will efficiently deliver “better, faster” personalized customer support experiences.

Many companies are soldiering on with bad online presences, preferring to spend big on marketing over web design.

New research suggests Zoomers can't use folders on their computers - but how true is that really?

Admins now have the option to enable pronoun display for users across organizations, and set who can see them.