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Millions of Facebook users have accidentally made their private posts completely publicMillions of Facebook users have accidentally made their private posts completely public

Facebook is warning users to check their recent posts and photo uploads after discovering a bug in its composer that set the default privacy option to 'public'. 

Usually it's safe to assume that Facebook will use your preferred privacy settings, but unless you're in the habit of checking every time, you may have inadvertently revealed far more than

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Would you wear an Apple Watch with an inflatable blood pressure monitor bandWould you wear an Apple Watch with an inflatable blood pressure monitor band

Apple has been experimenting with upgrading the health tracking tech in its smartwatch for the last few years, and it seems one day the company may be able to monitor your blood pressure directly from your wrist.

A newly published patent shows an Apple Watch band that would be able to inflate, much like a blood pressure monitor cuff you'd find in

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Google is now ready for your World Cup searchesGoogle is now ready for your World Cup searches

It’s not surprising given the prominence of the search engine giant, but Google really knows its audience.

With the 2018 FIFA World Cup only a few weeks away, Google have announced the rollout of a host of new football-focused features on its search function, to help fans keep up-to-date with the gargantuan sporting event.

Anyone using Google’s s

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Intel28-core 5GHZ processor could cost $10,000Intel’s 28-core 5GHZ processor could cost $10,000

Intel certainly impressed us at Computex 2018 when it showed off a new processor that features an incredible 28 cores clocked at 5GHz – and now we’ve seen more details about this monster CPU.

The vast majority of processors that most people use in their PCs feature four cores, so we always expected this 28-core CPU to be something that’s not aimed a

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Ubisoft's boss thinks there may only be one more generation of consolesUbisoft's boss thinks there may only be one more generation of consoles

We’re only just starting to really think about the next generation of consoles, but according to Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, it could be the last.

After the release of what we're speculating will be the PlayStation 5 (likely), Xbox Two (less likely) and Nintendo Stick (a wild guess), Guillemot believes we could see a significant rise in streaming

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BT CEO Gavin Patterson steps downBT CEO Gavin Patterson steps down

BT CEO Gavin Patterson will leave his role later this year following shareholder discontent about the company’s performance and recent strategic changes.

Patterson stepped up to the top job in 2013, replacing Ian Livingston who joined the House of Lords, having been appointed as the managing director of BT Consumer back in 2004 and appointed to the

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