City hidden beneath England's Stonehenge had HUMAN ABATTOIR. And a pub [Thu Sep 11 2014]

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Business News Forget silly privacy worries - help biometrics firms make MILLIONS Beancounter reckons dabs-scanning tech is the next big moneypit Flexible IT governance in a changing world Live webcast Join us in the Reg Studio on October 2 Quit drooling, fanbois - haven't you SEEN what the iPhone 6 costs? Worstall on Wednesday How keen will buyers be when exposed to the real price? Brit giant Daisy Group extends deadline for buyers to make a mark Consortium led by CEO Matthew Riley given extra fortnight for due diligence Channel News Cloud? Nah, we're not bothering with that, say HALF of enterprises IT departments lack the skills and suppliers still 'finding their feet' Headhunters on the, er, hunt for Andy Hunt's successor EMEA channel veep hits the EJECT button, off to pursue interests' Data Centre News Behold our SPINNING DATA GRAVE: WD carts out 6.3TB cold storage drive Bring out yer disks, bring out yer disks... Flash data storage: Knocking TAPE off the archiving top spot Could this be the FLAPE of things to come? It's a pain in the ASCII, so what can be done to make patching easier? Give us the tools We lift the lid on Intel's Pro 2500 SSD. Shock, horror: It doesn't use its own NAND chips Review Encryption and toolkit tinkering for all SAN-free, NAS-free? Scottish PHDs lift kilt on how they'll pull storage out of the aether Interview Arrays... who needs 'em? Holy sentient blender, Batman: Telefónica to trial AT&T's Internet of Home Stuff in Europe We don't know WHERE, but it's coming for our houses VMware updates vSphere, recommends new security fixes Final nail in XP's coffin as Virtzilla bans it as Web Client host? Hardware News What's an Ultrabook? Now Intel touts 2-in-1 typoslabs to save PC biz IDF 2014 They're tablets! They're laptops! They've got no wires! Aw, just buy 'em Sensors, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, GPS... put a SoC in it, Broadcom. Oh, you have Plus other wireless chippery from Qualcomm and Realtek Would Apple godhead Steve Jobs have HATED the iWatch? Comment No, if you ask Tim Cook. Yes, if you ask us. Bah humbug Who wants an Apple Watch? Answer: Millions of NUDISTS Adam and Eve's choice - now, of course, from Apple Speaking in Tech: iPhone 6 - 'If you make big-*ss phones, you'd better make 'em usable' Podcast Tim Cook's streaming problems... Apple obviously wasn't using elastic resources Apple's iPhone 6 and Watch are no better than electric perfume Comment It isn't just me-too Apple that's lost its lustre: Gadget mania is over Gaming supremo creates maps that turn real world into Sim City Complete with live cartoon buses that sync up with real-time bus arrivals Apple's ONE LESS THING: the iPod Classic disappears RIP iPod Classic. 2001 – 2014. Beloved of millions. Killed by cloud Toshiba plans chippery with mere 0.5V power slurp by 2017 Tunnel field-effect transistors burrow through battery life barriers Networks News Shades of Mannesmann: Vodafone should buy T-Mobile US Comment Biting the bullet would let Blighty-based biz flip the bird at AT&T Providing a secure and efficient Helpdesk A single remote control platform for user support is be key to providing an efficient helpdesk. Find out about Vector's Series 12 PC-Duo. Download here > Policy News Uber alles-holes, claims lawsuit: Taxi biz sued by blind passengers Sueball claims blind passengers ditched, guide dogs abused ACCC gives thumbs up to TPG's NBN fibre-to-the-basement raids Junior telco may be forced to wholesale services FTC: We didn't robocall you and thousands of others asking for bank details. IT'S A TRAP! Feds shut down website posing as official program Snapchat admits disappearing selfie app was actually lawsuit flinger's idea Startup settles dispute with Reggie Brown Smart meters in UK homes will only save folks a lousy £26 a year Aaaand they'll cost £10.6bn, might be obsolete soon - MPs Show us your Five-Eyes SECRETS says Privacy International Refusal to disclose GCHQ canteen menus and prices triggers Euro Human Rights Court action Australian whistleblower laws weaker than China's, report finds Leaker safeguards save YOU money on staff surveillance kit Security News Webmin hole allows attackers to wipe servers clean No RCE, but lots of Unix DDoS fun 2016: Robo-butlers, flying cars, and Google's internet Terminators hunting SHA-1 SSL certs More likely: World War III and discount smartwatches Payment security bods: Nice pay-by-bonk (which NO ONE uses) on iPhone 6, Apple Retailers won't lose sales 'cos they can’t take mobe payments Troll or thief? User claims Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto dox sabotage Ransoming Nakamoto's dox over Pastebin? Really? YouTube, Amazon and Yahoo! caught in malvertising mess Cisco says 'Kyle and Stan' attack is spreading through compromised ad networks Software News Intel: Hey, enterprises, drop everything and DO HADOOP IDF 2014 Big Data analytics projected to run on more servers than any other app Former Red Hat CTO drops into cloudy veep spot at Google 12 years and all I got was this lousy 25-word 'goodbye'? Keep that consumer browser tat away from our software says Oracle Big Red decides it will only support Firefox's Extended Support Releases Science News Epic 'duck face' selfie in SPAAAAACE: Rosetta probe's snap with bird comet Pic Craft prepares to make first landing on fast-moving rock City hidden beneath England's Stonehenge had HUMAN ABATTOIR. And a pub Boozed-up ancients drank beer before tearing corpses apart TROUT and EELS in SINISTER PACT to RULE the oceans Slimy chums form deadly alliance to sweep seas Bootnotes News Flaming drone batteries ground commercial flight before takeoff Passenger had Something To Declare, instead fiddled while plane burned Providing a secure and efficient Helpdesk A single remote control platform for user support is be key to providing an efficient helpdesk. Find out about Vector's Series 12 PC-Duo. Download here >

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