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Cellebrite says it has stopped Serbia from using its technology following allegations that Serbian police and intelligence used Cellebrite's technology to unlock the phones of a journalist and an activist, and then plant spyware. From a report: In December 2024, Amnesty International published a report that accused Serbian police of using Cellebrite's forensics tools to hack into the cellphones of a local journalist and an activist. Once their phones were unlocked, Serbian authorities then installed an Android spyware, which Amnesty called Novispy, to keep surveilling the two. In a statement, Cellebrite said that "after a review of the allegations brought forth by the December 2024 Amnesty International report, Cellebrite took precise steps to investigate each claim in accordance with our ethics and integrity policies. We found it appropriate to stop the use of our products by the relevant customers at this time."

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They will join already announced Jade Thirlwall, Sabrina Carpenter, Sam Fender, Lola Young, and The Last Dinner Party to perform at the star-studded awards night on March 1.

Brooklyn Beckham poked fun at his many career paths as he teased a job as a 'racing driver' for a new advert on Wednesday.

There is just one road that travels through the village

A host of British and Irish stars were out in force for the 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday afternoon at Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall in Los Angeles.

There's nothing like stumbling across a bargain in a thrift store - and one woman came across a piece of TV and film memorabilia while perusing her local Goodwill.

The This Morning presenter, 40, posted a photo that showed a sign to the Fracture and Orthopaedic Clinics and a Trauma Assessment Unit.

An iconic treehouse in Sherman Oaks, California might be on its final days after the city of Los Angeles started a seven-year legal battle with the owner, Rick Polizzi over zoning permits for it.

West's recent maelstrom of posts saw him refer to himself as a Nazi and claim he 'loved Hitler,' as well as using his Yeezy website to sell a white T-shirt emblazoned with a swastika.

Billionaire Elon Musk spoke first at Donald Trump's first cabinet meeting, describing himself as his 'humble tech support,' after his directives have slashed the federal workforce.

Sophie Goode, 18, was rushed to hospital but despite the best efforts of medical staff, she was sadly pronounced dead a short time after she arrived. 

An anonymous reader shares a report: People now watch so many programs at so many different times in so many different ways -- with an antenna, on cable, in an app or from a website, as well as live, recorded or on demand -- that it is increasingly challenging for the industry to agree on the best way to measure viewership. In some cases, media executives and advertisers are even uncertain whether a competitor's show is a hit or something well short of that. The scramble to sort out a suitable solution began nearly a decade ago, as Netflix rose to prominence. It has only intensified since. "It is more chaotic than it's ever been," said George Ivie, the chief executive of the Media Rating Council, a leading industry measurement watchdog. For decades, there was no dispute -- Nielsen's measurement was the only game in town. But things started to go sideways after the emergence of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video. Nielsen had no ability -- at least at first -- to measure how many people clicked play on those apps. The streamers, of course, knew exactly how many people were watching on their own service but they either selectively disclosed some data or did not bother releasing it at all. Over the past two years, as nearly all the major streaming services have introduced advertising, they have released more data. But the data they release makes apples-to-apples comparisons difficult. Netflix discloses what it calls "hours viewed" and "views" for its shows. Prime Video and Max prefer to describe how many million "viewers" watched a hit of their choosing. The disclosures can be helpful to compare one show with another on the same streaming service. Yet those figures, too, can lead to disagreements.

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Poor old Starmer was plainly dreading his trip to Washington to see Dr Strangelove and chums. He began PMQs by honking 'this afternoon, of course, I will travel to the US'.

Gossip Girl star Michelle Trachtenberg raised concerns among her fans after sharing 10 Instagram posts over the past three weeks ahead of her death at age 39.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs used a baseball bat to coerce his former righthand man and co-founder of his record label into signing over his shares of the company, a shocking new lawsuit claims. 

Stunning video footage captured the moment electricity returned after a mass blackout plunged millions across the country into darkness.

With a three year cadence between PCI-Express bandwidth increases and a three year span between when a gear shift is first talked about and when its chippery is first put into the field, it is extremely difficult to not be impatient for the next PCI-Express release to get into the field. …

Broadcom Itching To Get PCI-Express 6.0 Into The Field was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.

A provisional trial date has been set for the youngster

Starting with Snapdragon 8 Elite and 'droid 15

It seems manufacturers are finally getting the message that people want to use their kit for longer without security issues, as Qualcomm has said it'll provide Android software updates, including vulnerability fixes, for its latest chipsets for eight years instead of four.…

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday it was up to Europe to offer security guarantees to Ukraine, declining to make US promises as part of a deal for Ukraine's natural resources.