YouTube has added full support for Google’s Cardboard virtual reality (VR) headset for the iOS version of its mobile app. The move means that owners of the cheap headsets will be able to watch 360-degree...
The iOS 9.3.2 update for the 9.7in iPad Pro that was issued last week has now been pulled by Apple after numerous device owners complained that it bricked the tablet. Reports of the glitchy update began...
Twitter has gone live with changes to the site that mean media in tweets, such as photos, GIFs, videos, polls or quote tweets, will no longer count towards the 140-character limit. However links will still...
Many customers struggle with broadband speeds of a few megabits per second, but Nokia claims that it has demonstrated the feasibility of 10Gbps symmetrical data speeds over traditional hybrid fibre-coaxial...
Google is to block Adobe Flash from its Chrome browser by default towards the end of 2016, requiring users to allow it themselves if they wish to run Flash content. Google has confirmed that it will...
GCHQ has joined Twitter and posted a computer programming in-joke as its first message as the agency looks to entice more talented coders. Hello, world. https://t.co/SROtSsE8KB — GCHQ (@GCHQ)...
HSBC has announced that 840 IT jobs are to go by the end of March 2017 in a major blow to UK workers. The majority of the roles, 595 jobs, are set to go in Sheffield, while IT workers in Birmingham,...
The Raspberry Pi Zero was announced in November, but the team behind it has already delivered an upgrade to the low-cost device in the form of a camera connector that enables the official Raspberry Pi...
Accenture and IPsoft have joined forces to create a practice that aims to boost the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in business. The Accenture Amelia practice will see Accenture use IPsoft’s Amelia...
An interesting week in the technology world saw several notable stories hit the headlines and prove of interest to V3 readers. Of particular note was the legal challenge by Mozilla to try to force the...