Luke Hughes

DVDfab’s dedicated audio conversion tool has been confirmed to be involved in a data breach dating back to September 2023.

Amazon just stole back its cloud storage gift for Prime users

I never had, or will have, a ‘goth phase’, but this latest Raspberry Pi update is welcome.

The ‘Blue Screen of Death' actually has a point to it, let’s not forget - and now Linux users will get to "enjoy" it too.

The chip giant is building on its partnership with the Raspberry Pi foundation, already powering its low-cost microcomputers.

The first OS to support the Raspberry Pi 5 comes from - shock - the Raspberry Pi Foundation, but others are on the case.

A new iteration of (probably) the world’s smallest PC spells fortune for the tech industry, but resentment for me, the protagonist of reality.

Details are thin on the ground, and we’ve run out of Pi(e) puns.

It's the latest in a series of WordPress plugin vulnerabilities that could mean big trouble for your website.

One of the best unlimited cloud storage services out there is no more as Dropbox pulls its unlimited storage option

Introduced in 1959, COBOL is still in use today, but IBM thinks it knows how to help businesses modernize.

Bambu X1C and P1P printers could be keeping you up at night in more ways than one, and it’s all thanks to the cloud.

“How hard can it be?”, I asked, painfully unaware of the consequences to come.

A paper comparing how ChatGPT fares answering software engineering questions versus Stack Overflow once again highlights that it’s not infallible as a fountain of knowledge.

Gmail translation feature belatedly comes to smartphones.

Cisco, Microsoft, AMD, Intel and Meta among those pushing for Ethernet standards for HPC and AI.

Top social media platform TikTok is implementing secure passwordless login for iPhone users.

A new study shows that Linux growth is increasing, and there’s plenty of reason to put it on your enterprise devices.

Though support for existing units will continue, Intel is ceding a win to the competition.

Sonic the Hedgehog developer and former hardware manufacturer’s latest mastercrash in predicting industry trends is starting to worry the top brass.

There are many reasons why Twitter is in collapse, and we’re going to discuss them all, here.

SSDs are becoming more and more a better value proposition over HDDs, which could be a boon for small businesses looking to get started storing data.

Manufacturers are cutting production of DDR4, meaning higher-capacity DDR5 kits could become more readily available from next year.