Month: September 2016

How can businesses best prepare their cyber defences in light of the fact that attackers are increasingly using malware designed to evade detection and analysis?

Lenovo has unveiled the Yoga Book, a tablet computer that promises a new approach to doodling and typing. The Yoga Book is just 9.6mm thick, with a sturdy aluminium and magnesium case that keeps it...

Twenty-three London startups will travel to the US later this month to showcase products in a trade mission that will also serve as Sadiq Khan’s first overseas trip as London mayor. The International...

Dropbox is the latest major company to confirm a data breach, albeit four years old, but – as with all recent data breaches by cloud-based services – it highlights some key security lessons

Home maintenance services provider HomeServe grows its internet of things startup internally, and is now targeting the insurance industry with a leak detection system

Legacy IT and legacy thinking are preventing many organisations from embracing the digital economy – but it is an obstacle that can and must be overcome

BT is suing the owners of Steam game service Valve over allegations that the company is abusing four BT patents. The news was first reported by ESPN after it found BT's 111-page legal complaint against...

The UK government's Innovation UK agency is investing almost £1m in two new programmes to help 20 UK companies begin developing hardware to take advantage of the Internet of Things (IoT). Two named...

Samsung's Tizen-toting smartwatch has made a bold return at IFA 2016. The new device comes with GPS and a bigger screen, and one model has cellular connectivity. Just like the Gear S2 before it, the...

Computer Weekly talks with Mattias Wedar, head of user and customer experience at Eniro, about how the Swedish directory company is tackling change with closer integration of IT and product development