Month: August 2016

BlackBerry has continued its attempt to make money from the firm's 40,000-odd patents by accusing US budget smartphone manufacturer BLU of infringing 15 of them. BlackBerry started to exploit its collection...

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has spoken out over rumours that Apple plans to remove the headphone jack from the forthcoming iPhone 7 smartphone, warning that the company would "tick off" a lot of loyal...

Security experts say UK organisations are not taking ransomware attacks seriously enough, after two studies reveal that tens of UK universities and NHS Trusts have been attacked

Windows 10 build 14393.82 has now been made available beyond the Release Preview ring, and the KB3176934 and KB3176936 combination will hopefully fix a few of the niggly bugs that have affected users since...

CloudFlare, one of the most high-profile providers of protection against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, is facing a lawsuit for providing content distribution and anti-DDoS services to piracy...

The cost, scrutiny and pressure of dealing with a data breach will become more apparent in the near future as European legislation takes effect

The Android 7.0 Nougat update is now being rolled out to Nexus devices, bringing several new features and functions. However, the wait for the update may be a little longer for owners of other Android...

Ofcom made the wrong choice by putting economists in charge, and is in danger of forgetting its remit, says Simon Rockman

CBRE's pre-Brexit look at the European datacentre market sees London reap the benefits of a surge in demand for colocation space during the second quarter

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