Microsoft is planning a return for Windows to the ARM architecture despite the embarrassing flop of Windows RT, released in 2012 at the same time as Windows 8. This time, though, the company has enlisted...
Microsoft PowerShell, the company's replacement for the Windows command line, has become a target for malware writers, with security software company Symantec claiming to have seen a 95.4 per cent rise...
After having made their opinions on president-elect Donald Trump all-too-clear during the election campaign - when it seemed like he wouldn't win - many technology heads have engineered a swift u-turn,...
A hacking group based in Turkey has started up its own loyalty rewards programme to encourage the perpetrators of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks to take down its chosen targets. According...
When CIOs and other IT leaders switch employers they often encounter problems they've solved before, but it's important not to attack them too quickly. That's the view of Christina Scott, CTO at News...
Around 90 per cent of NHS Trusts continue to use Windows XP machines, two and a half years after Microsoft ditched support for the ageing OS. Citrix uncovered the information with a Freedom of Information...
The latest version of Bluetooth, Bluetooth 5, is now available to manufacturers and developers and comes laden with several notable improvements. These include eight times the capacity, two times...
Cornwall has always played a notable role in the UK’s telecoms history, from Marconi’s transatlantic radio broadcasts to the Goonhilly satellite site receiving broadcasts from Telstar. But ever since...
Google has issued patched the Linux Dirty Cow security vulnerability to cover its Android operating system. The fix comes as part of an Android security bulletin and comes with a number of fixes for...
Google has said that it expects to run its core business entirely on renewable energy in 2017, thanks to major solar and wind power energy deals. Writing on a blog post Urs Hölzle, senior vice president...