
EE Sets £5 Monthly Price for iPhone Handoff on Standard UK Plans
UK carrier EE details costs for Apple’s dual-phone feature, offering free access on its top tier and a fee for other subscribers.
Tech News coverage from Circuit Observer holds 69 articles, 18 of them reference guides. The newest was published on October 18, 2026. New stories are added as soon as they are confirmed, from more than 150 sources checked as often as every 45 seconds. Each story lists its sources. Primary sources we follow for this section include Internet Engineering Task Force and MDN Web Docs: Web Security.

UK carrier EE details costs for Apple’s dual-phone feature, offering free access on its top tier and a fee for other subscribers.

Surveillance malware delivered via online ads compromised devices without clicks, targeting journalists through Israeli firms Candiru and Discover-Tech.

The developer toolmaker acknowledged a security incident after user data surfaced online, prompting attention from the community and technical forums.

Microsoft and Health-ISAC seized domains behind three cybercrime services that sent over 1 billion malicious messages to organizations worldwide since January 2026.

John Ternus warns that supply constraints are critical after reports emerged that the company tested memory components from a Chinese manufacturer.

Anant Kumar leverages Codex to accelerate loan valuation comparisons and credit agreement analysis, enabling faster code reviews and follow-ups.

Cloudflare acquires Deno team, promising twelve months of updates before halting development of the JavaScript runtime.

Apple’s foldable phone preorders caused immediate delivery delays into next year, with all online dates now set for early 2027.

Elon Musk demonstrated a flying Tesla Roadster in Texas, but the vehicle uses thrusters instead of wheels and will not be approved for public road use.

Google introduces cloud-based scam detection and new call forwarding blocks to protect Android users from fraud.

The intelligence firm relocated its U.S. headquarters after twelve years, consolidating teams in a new downtown Boston space to enhance collaboration.

A US startup secures Indian launch capacity for its mirror constellation, signaling concerns about domestic rocket availability.

Sony will deliver only two major Android upgrades to the Xperia 10 VI, citing storage constraints that prevent a proper third update.

Ellen Sundra becomes Chief Customer Officer at Horizon3, overseeing sales engineering, support and success functions for NodeZero users.

The company says months of fixes improve performance on PCs with 8GB of RAM, though independent tests show mixed results for low-memory machines.

Volvo plans to use Nvidia technology to offer partially automated driving on local roads within six years.

The chipmaker pledges open models, datasets and courseware to help EU labs and startups access computing tools.

Google released Chrome 155 updates for desktop and Android, fixing 37 security issues, including seven critical vulnerabilities across multiple browser components.

GeForce NOW members gain new image settings and access to ten new titles, including Enshrouded 1.0, without local installs.

The developer of the co-op game Big Walk has declined to release on Xbox consoles, citing alignment with the Palestinian-led BDS movement’s call to boycott Microsoft.

The UK National Cyber Security Centre has released new guidance requiring TLS 1.3 adoption and the immediate disabling of all SSL and older TLS versions.

Socket is now available in Cursor’s Origin App Marketplace, allowing teams to automatically scan pull requests for risky open-source dependencies before merging code.

Sucuri research shows that vague 500 internal server errors often hide website compromises or configuration mistakes, leaving administrators without clear diagnostic clues.

A counterfeit browser listing using paid ads and a rebranded game package reached over 100,000 installs before Google removed it from the store.