Outlook.com bounces legit emails as Microsoft's authentication crackdown goes sideways

The problem appears widespread and, according to reports from affected users, can result in non-delivery reports with error codes related to SPF (Sender Policy Framework) validation failures. Other users have reported…

Read more

How to tell if your phone supports eSIM

Planning an international trip sounds fun until you realize just how much your phone bill will be. For such situations, eSIMs make more sense than physical SIMs . An eSIM is a digital SIM built directly into your device…

Read more

I stopped buying expensive USB cables after learning what the specs mean

Cable manufacturers try to remind us of that every day as part of their marketing spin. Add Android Police on Google Add as Preferred Source However, more expensive also doesn't always mean better. Sometimes it means…

Read more

Who can still open your files after they've left?

Someone left your organisation in the spring. Can they still open the project share? Most infrastructure leads would want to check before answering, and that pause is the subject of a dinner The Register and LucidLink…

Read more

Nacon Revolution 5 Unlimited controller review: More customization than I can handle

The company is unashamedly targeting competitive gamers who may want an array of customizable shortcut buttons, control profiles and even an interactive control screen for all those options. Priced at $230, Nacon's…

Read more

Meta’s Dave Wehner leaves to become CFO of AI start-up Fireworks

On Friday, he announced that he is leaving his role as chief strategy officer to become CFO of Fireworks, an AI inference start-up. The Information first reported the move on Friday evening. Wehner joined Facebook in…

Read more

The surprising origins of Denmark’s reputation for open-mindedness

You can see it in the country’s history: Denmark was the first country in the world to legalise pornography. Alternative communities such as Christiania in Copenhagen are internationally famous for their counterculture…

Read more

Japanese homeware giant pulls online store after cloud breach puts 7.7M records at risk

The retailer, which sells everything from home appliances and furniture to pet supplies, first disclosed the incident on October 29 , a day after discovering a suspicious file on a third-party cloud service used by its…

Read more

The Odyssey’s sea monsters are terrifying expressions of ‘ecohorror’

Yet their familiarity with the ocean didn’t stop them from fearing it. Danger and uncertainty always loomed over ancient voyages, and this is reflected in writing from the time. One of the most famous works of ancient…

Read more

EU sues IBM, Atos and Leonardo over border system delays, FT reports

The case was brought by eu-LISA, the EU agency responsible for large-scale IT systems used in border management and security. According to its annual accounts, published in July, the agency filed the lawsuit in Estonia…

Read more