A tweak to how the IR35 tax avoidance legislation works means that from 6 April 2024, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) can no longer be accused of over-collecting tax from non-IR35 compliant public and private sector organisations. The change means that when HMRC calculates how much tax is owed by a public or private sector…
IR35 legislative tweak to remedy settlement offset issue by April 2024 Read More »
AMD’s hotly-anticipated Zen 5 CPUs could launch at the end of this year, lining up closely with Intel’s Arrow Lake release – which could spell trouble for Team Blue and edge AMD further towards hard-earned desktop supremacy in the best processors ranking. Chinese tech outlet UDN reports that AMD’s Zen 5 CPU will be in mass…
AMD Zen 5 processor rumor sets stage for epic end-of-year battle with Intel Read More »
There’s good in the slow Apple Vision Pro sales in the United States. At least, this is what analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes. In a Medium post, the reliable analyst says Vision Pro shipping time has improved to 3-5 days, which means Apple is not only able to catch up with demand, but interest for the…
Kuo: Vision Pro 2 likely coming in 2027 as Apple preps global expansion for v1 Read More »
The Home Office has signed a data sharing and technology-collaboration agreement with European Union (EU) border agency Frontex to crack down on small boats crossing the English Channel.Signed on 23 February, the Home Office said the working arrangement will enhance both sides’ operational response to illegal migration by allowing for improved intelligence and information sharing,…
Home Office signs tech and data sharing deal with Frontex Read More »
Alphacool, a renowned name in the realm of PC cooling solutions, recently launched their Apex Stealth Metal series of cooling fans. Prior to their launch, the new fans had amassed a significant amount of hype in the PC community, in part because of the unfortunate misconception that the entire fan would be made out of…
Capsule Review: AlphaCool Apex Stealth Metal 120mm Fan Read More »
The National Crime Agency (NCA) and its partner agencies have teased limited details of the identity of LockBit’s public face, LockBitSupp, via the gang’s dark web leak site, which it took control of earlier this week in an apparently successful takedown of the notorious ransomware gang, dubbed Operation Cronos. In an update which was delayed…
NCA trolls under fire LockBit gang leaders Read More »
Crucial is unveiling the latest addition to its Gen5 consumer NVMe SSD lineup today – the T705 PCIe 5.0 M.2 2280 NVMe SSD. It takes over flagship duties from the Crucial T700 released last year. The company has been putting focus on the high-end consumer SSD segment in the last few quarters. The T700 was…
Crucial T705 Gen5 NVMe SSD: A 14.5 GBps Consumer Flagship with 2400 MT/s 232L NAND Read More »
Google announced about a year ago that Google Maps would get a Glanceable navigation feature on Android and iPhone that will put navigation right on the lock screen. I said at the time this would change the way I use Google Maps, especially when using navigation for walking or public transit. It took Google a while,…
The Google Maps feature I’ve been waiting for is finally here Read More »
After a month of beta testing, iOS 17.4 will be available to all iPhone users starting next week and will have several new features. Since Apple already seeded the iOS 17.4 Release Candidate version, the official build can’t be far behind, as the company needs to comply with Europe’s Digital Markets Act on or before…
5 hidden iOS 17.4 features coming to your iPhone next week Read More »
I was wondering why Google came out with the big Gemini rebrand and Gemini Advanced subscription last week. The announcements seemingly came out of the blue. To be fair, this is the norm with AI product launches and upgrades these days. I said at the time they felt like the kind of announcements Google would…
If you thought Gemini 1 was impressive, wait until you see what Gemini 1.5 can do Read More »
