But doesn’t stop Commerce Secretary saying he’s still ‘frightened’ of Chinese tech biz The US Department of Commerce has decided to grant Microsoft a licence to flog its software to Huawei – America’s fave bogeyman – despite the Commerce Secretary describing the Chinese company as “frightening”.… …read more Source:: TheRegister

This is the first EV from the luxury brand, but it’s not for America. …read more Source:: CNet

The company revealed the images of the test mule and said there’s a new in-house engine present. …read more Source:: CNet

Henry Cavill loses the cape and gets a horse in the new series. …read more Source:: CNet

The latest and greatest deals on Amazon’s own devices, plus other stuff as well: AirPods, soundbars, DNA kits and more! …read more Source:: CNet

Take your rightful place around 451 Alliance, the global tech watercooler Promo Do you feel like those working on the coalface of enterprise IT are routinely ignored, particularly when it comes to the direction of their industry?… …read more Source:: TheRegister

After a series of attempts at robotics, Alphabet has revealed that it is building robots that could help humans with ordinary tasks in their everyday environment. …read more Source:: ZDNet

Although the data was legitimately scraped by legally operating firms, the security and privacy implications are numerous. …read more Source:: Threatpost

Twitter says users will finally be able to disable SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) for their accounts, and use an alternative method only, such as a mobile one-time code (OTP) authenticator app or a hardware security key. Until this week, this was impossible. From a report: If users wanted to use 2FA for their Twitter account,…

A single server leaked 4 terabytes of personal data, including social media profiles, work histories, and home and mobile phone numbers. …read more Source:: DarkReading