It’s bad when a security researcher finds a critical security flaw in your software. But when he finds about 40—all of them critical? Well, then you might consider rewriting the entire thing from scratch.  That’s exactly what’s happening to none other than Samsung and its Tizen operating system, which the company uses on a number

Finding a place to rent can be hellish, but does transferring that process online make it better? One startup argues yes, but tenancy advocates are doubtful. Alex Lubinsky, the CEO of the Californian company Rentberry, is aggressively confident about the usefulness of his product. He even characterised the heavy criticism levelled at it in the

Snapchat has teamed up with the Electoral Commission for the first time to launch a geofilter to encourage young people in Scotland to register to vote.  The filter is the first of its kind in the UK. It reminds people to register to vote in the council elections on 4 May in Scotland — the

Easter is just around the corner and Pokémon GO is celebrating with a limited-time Eggstravaganza. No, you don’t get any free eggs, but between April 13 to April 20 there will be double XP as well as some generous egg-related bonuses.  Throughout the week, your 2 km eggs will have a chance to hatch more

What’s going on, BioWare? Here’s the deal, folks. Mass Effect: Andromeda has issues. What those issues are and which of them are most pressing depends a lot on who you’re talking to, but it is objectively correct to say that BioWare’s latest game arrived in less-than-perfect shape. Even the studio admits it. A Wednesday announcement