Month: May 2016

Everyone in an organisation should be made to realise what digital safety means to them, says Thom Langford

Microsoft has issued a new build of Windows 10, numbered 14342, for testers on the Fast Ring. The most notable feature in the new update is the removal of the controversial WiFi Sense feature. The idea...

Cloud CRM giant is reportedly using the AWS public cloud to give it the capacity it needs to cope with the internet of things data deluge

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A study of SME sellers conducted by eBay in the UK finds that many feel held back by poor broadband and mobile coverage

Advances in design and pricing will push wearables into the mainstream in the UK over the next four years, say analysts at CCS Insight

Google is expected to unveil an Android-based virtual reality (VR) headset at the Google I/O conference next week. The move would mark a step up in the firm's VR ambitions, as it currently focuses on...

Nato Support and Procurement Agency embarks on five-year datacentre deal to boost its disaster recovery capabilities

Microsoft and Adobe have released a series of security patches for Adobe Flash, Internet Explorer and Windows as part of the latest round of Patch Tuesday updates.  Microsoft alone is offering 15 fixes...

The European Commission has blocked Three UK owner Hutchison Whampoa's £10.25bn deal to acquire rival O2 from Spanish national telecoms operator Telefónica. Hutchison announced its intention to buy...