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Steven Troop, 43, is due to appear before Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court in January to face ten counts of fraud.

Hsinking was located in Sir Isaac’s Walk but closed down in May after sharing a heartfelt statement on social media, thanking customers for their support.

A vehicle, usually a van, would be advertised on an online shopping platform with a buyer contacting the seller before a deposit would be transferred.

A triangular piece of Roman mosaic was discovered back in 2022 in Essex.

Engineer bends layout tool into vector renderer, then pushes frames through a MacBook's headphone jack

There's a certain delight to be had in doing something just to see if you can. Case in point: rendering Doom using PCB design software, or wading through the shores of Hell via the medium of an oscilloscope.…

Regions across US affected, and one tore up its contract for the product

Towns and cities across the US are without access to their CodeRED emergency alert system following a cyberattack on vendor Crisis24.…

Service limits 20-ship line to two hulls after redesigns and delays torpedo schedule

The US Navy is scrapping an entire shipbuilding program in an effort to find alternatives that can be delivered faster to counter expected threats.…

Jamie Oliver has welcomed the government’s new tax on sugar in milkshakes and lattes which he says will help children’s health.

Gap threatens Oracle, Microsoft, and Amazon despite optimistic forecasts of 3 billion ChatGPT users by 2030

OpenAI needs to secure $207 billion in new financing by 2030 to fulfill its expansion plans, according to HSBC Global Investment Research – a challenge that could ripple across Big Tech.…

Time to test just how far fandom and taste will stretch

If Xbox console prices are going to leave Santa short this year, fear not as an alternative is at hand - Xbox Crocs are here for $80.…

It was reported a dog had lunged at people attempting to bite them.

Braintree Council will send letters to households outlining upcoming changes to waste and recycling collections.

From nuclear weapons testing to climate modeling, nine new machines will give the US unprecedented computing firepower

Feature  A silent arms race is accelerating in the world's most advanced laboratories. While headlines focus on chatbots and consumer AI, the United States is orchestrating something far more consequential: a massive expansion of supercomputing power that may reshape the future of science, security, and technological supremacy.…

Lessons from COVID and tariff shocks getting Mike D's tech shop through AI-induced memory maze

Dell has predicted PC sales will be flat next year, despite the potential of the AI PC and the slow replacement of Windows 10.…

Three boroughs confirm investigation amid service outages, disrupted phone lines, and limited online access

Two London councils are scrambling for answers after declaring a cybersecurity issue that began on Monday.…

The three-bedroom Thespian house at Bellway’s Oakfields Park development in Halstead has been named the Essex winner.

Planned Snapdragon goes puff and disappears, but the code will survive

German Linux box vendor Tuxedo Computers has canned its long-planned Qualcomm device, citing numerous problems with the state of the Linux-on-Arm art.…

As we enter into the latter portion of the year, folks are traveling to visit family, logging off of work in hopes that everything can look after itself for a month, and somewhere, someone, is going to make the choice "yes, I can push to prod on Christmas Eve, and it'll totally work out for me!"

Over the next few weeks, I'm hoping to get a chance to get some holiday support horrors up on the site, in keeping with the season. Whether it's the absurd challenges of providing family tech support, the last minute pushes to production, the five alarm fires caused by a pointy-haired-bosses's incompetence, we want your tales of holiday IT woe.

So hit that submit button on the side bar, and tell us who's on Santa's naughty list this year.

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Google Workspace switch drags on amid Excel dependencies, compliance requirements, and compatibility issues

Exclusive  Breaking free from Microsoft is harder than it looks. Airbus began migrating its 100,000-plus workforce from Office to Google Workspace more than seven years ago and it still hasn't completed the switch.…

Tributes have been paid to a "courageous" Essex Police officer who died on the A12 near Ingatestone while responding to an emergency.