Tamlin Magee

Tamlin Magee has written 173 pieces of content

August 2014
• Apple shareholder sues estate of Steve Jobs over Valley poaching deal
• 20 years since IBM Simon, world's first smartphone
• Michael J Fox Foundation and Intel team for Parkinson's research
• Blackphone responds to claim it was hacked in under five minutes
• LinkedIn made to pay 6 million USD to underpaid employees
• Sony gives up on e-book market as it axes Reader devices in Europe
• Thousands rally behind lawsuit that claims Facebook broke EU data law
July 2014
• London mayor Boris Johnson to pledge 5G internet access by 2020
• The Pirate Bay launches dedicated mobile site, The Mobile Bay
• Facebook, Twitter make people feel lonely, ugly, and inadequate
• Microsoft Windows to be unified across all screens, CEO Nadella says
• Brits overwhelmingly opt-in to porno since ISP web filters introduced
• Apple posts hefty profits thanks to iPhone sales, growth in China
• Britain's BBC hit by mysterious technical glitches all weekend
• Google's Larry Page clashes with Samsung over smart watch direction
• Schoolkids design space dinners for Brit Tim Peake aboard the ISS
• Google denies report ultra-fast Google Fiber is heading to the UK soon
• The Pirate Bay's traffic doubled despite international censorship
• Netflix tests incognito mode to keep your guilty pleasures secret
• British content pirates to receive warnings but no further action
• Google to donate hundreds of thousands to 10 British charities
• Europe slams Apple over misleading in-app purchases
• Don't rule out a return from Crash Bandicoot, says SCEI chief
• Hubble telescope detects mysterious deficit of light in the Universe
• Google legal chief shines light on EU right to be forgotten delistings
• Rats use whiskers like humans use hands, research says
• NASA 3D prints a model of light-year-long Eta Carinae nebula
• Chinese hacker group Deep Panda targets US think tanks for Iraq data
• Wozniak reveals just how difficult Steve Jobs was to work for
• Wasted smart device energy could power UK and Norway for a year
• Google's EU right to be forgotten starts censoring UK news
• British movie theaters ban Google Glass
June 2014
• Google bids adieu to 10 year old early social network, Orkut
• Danish, US donors to the rescue as UK faces sperm shortage
• Chinese Tesla Model S customer wrecks brand new vehicle in protest
• Scientists plan on breeding bald, heat-resistant chickens
• UK privacy chief warns wearables must comply with data law
• Tiny island of Jersey hopes to become world Bitcoin leader
• Nearly half of European organisations prevent personal data access
• GCHQ boss attacks British media over Snowden leaks
• Irish court raises questions on Facebook's relationship with NSA
• School ends entire reading programme over fears book promotes hacking
• TweetDeck back online after XSS attack caused users to RT mystery code
• Tetris turns 30
• Anti-snooping server sails past $1m crowdfunding target in hours
• Privacy campaigner creates Google Glass jamming device
• US Secret Service on the hunt for sarcasm-detecting analytics software
• Facebook has encryption on its roadmap, security chief claims
• Europe launches enormous civilian robotics programme
• NCA claims UK has just two weeks to prepare for Cryptolocker onslaught
• Reddit, others pledge support for anti-NSA Reset The Net campaign
• Apple's iOS 8 to feature home automation and message overhaul
May 2014
• After Heartbleed, 'Cupid' could hit Wi-Fi routers & Android devices
• UK PM's adviser urges Google to do more to curb online piracy
• FireEye suggests link between malware growth and Ukraine conflict
• Google's Laszlo Bock admits biz is "miles" from workforce diversity
• Canada rules electronic device use A-OK for all air flight phases
• British authorities shut the web's biggest Torrent search, Torrentz.EU