Apple chief executive Tim Cook has committed to building three big manufacturing plants in the US, according to US President Donald Trump. Apple already makes Macs in the US. What sort of products will these plants produce?

Australia is reportedly putting pressure on the Solomon Islands to withdraw from the Project Honiara undersea cable project after the contract was awarded to Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.

Flash has received its final death sentence. Adobe has announced that it will be retiring Flash by the end of 2020 and encouraging content creators to move any existing content to open formats like HTML5, WebGL and WebAssembly.

An incredible outpouring of support for MS Paint that was to be deprecated from future Windows 10 versions has resulted in it receiving a last-minute "Presidential" pardon – it will be available from the Windows Store for some time to come.

HP’s new Envy 13 is a value packed, Intel 7th generation, Core i5 or i7 notebook that is a step above the HP Pavilion and other value sub-brands. It also comes in both 13” and 15” models and with a choice of clamshell or x360° style hinges, says reviewer Ray Shaw.

Detecting fraud is big business. Expenditure on online fraud detection and prevention (FDP) solutions is set to rise to US$9.3 billion by 2022, an increase of 22% over this year’s anticipated spend, driven by IoT and 3D-Secure.

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