Month: May 2016
Microsoft brings Windows 10 Mobile in line with PCs in Build 14342
A week after Microsoft released a new preview build for the upcoming Redstone update to Windows 10 for PCs, the firm has followed suit with a matching release for smartphones. Like the PC version, the...
Geoff Connell appionted IT director at Norfolk County Council
Geoff Connell, director of ICT at oneSource, the joint committee overseeing IT transformation at Newham and Havering Councils in London, has been appointed head of ICT and information management at Norfolk...
Hackers made $30m by stealing market data before publication
A hacker and his team have admitted to charges of computer hacking, press release manipulation and securities fraud that netted $30m in illegal profits. Vadym Iermolovych, 28, pleaded guilty before US...
Microsoft changes tack on Windows 10 updates as free upgrade deadline nears
Microsoft has changed the way it alerts Windows users to the Windows 10 installation download, offering more detailed information and the ability to cancel the upgrade, although the changes have received...
Google Cardboard VR support added to YouTube iOS app
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...
iOS 9.3.2 update for 9.7in iPad Pro pulled after it bricked some devices
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...
Equinix sells eight European datacentres to rival Digital Realty for $874m
Twitter goes live with major changes to 140 character limit
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...