Standard Chartered chief warning over Brexit staff moves
Standard Chartered boss says demands by EU regulators may see the sector move more UK jobs than originally thought. Source by [author_name]
Harry Potter wand teaches children to code
A magic wand designed to teach children how to code has been revealed. Source by [author_name]
Malicious faxes leave firms 'open' to cyber-attack
Hackers can send booby-trapped faxes to gain access a computer network, researchers warn. Source by [author_name]
Ticketmaster to close resale sites Seatwave and Get Me In
Seatwave and Get Me In will be shut down in October in a bid to fight touts, Ticketmaster announces. Source by [author_name]
Can technology make you a better footballer?
Click looks at the technology that could help you improve your game. Source by [author_name]
Video-calling 'owl' helps opioid addicts in US
The technology is bringing together addicts and health workers who would otherwise struggle to meet. Source by [author_name]
Why some computer viruses refuse to die
Like zombies, malware dating from decades ago is still roaming the net looking for fresh victims. Source by [author_name]
Fortnite: Ninja won't play with female gamers
The gamer says he doesn’t ‘play with female gamers’ out of respect for his wife. Source by [author_name]
Google tracks users who turn off location history
A study from Associated Press suggests that users are still tracked even if they turn off location history. Source by [author_name]
Kenilworth Castle rebuilt Minecraft-style
The virtual rebuild of Kenilworth Castle has taken block enthusiasts 100 hours. Source by [author_name]