Month: May 2016

Enterprise Android owners are potentially at risk from a Qualcomm Secure Execution Environment (QSEE) vulnerability, according to Duo Security. QSEE already has a critical vulnerability number, CVE-2015-6639,...

Google had a very busy week having unveiled several new features and services at its I/O 2016 developer conference. However, the company is coming under more fire from the European Commission. Google...

Says he didn't tell the PM.

Any legislation on encryption should be preceded by an in depth and careful reflection process, says EU Civil Liberties Committee chair Claude Moraes

Organisations in Copenhagen can buy and sell previously unavailable data on a data marketplace set up by the city government

Cinema technology company IMAX plans to deliver more immersive experiences with its films, games and cinemas using virtual reality (VR) technology. The company has entered into an agreement with Swedish...

CTO of automation management firm ponders why the energy consumption habits of datacentres are not given the same level of scrutiny as other industries

The pressure of delivering 24/7 support to IT infrastructure is taking its toll on the people tasked with caring for it, warns HumanOps advocates

Apple is among the most closed of tech companies, yet it is serenading open source with its Swift programming language

Microsoft had a fairly busy week, finally throwing its weight behind the campaign for Britain to remain in the EU. Elsewhere, the Windows 10 saga rolled on as Microsoft changed the way it alerts people...