And, yep, it'll run Android rather than RiscOS
Acorn returns – as a, err, bog standard off-the-shelf smartphone
Month: February 2018
Aecom leaks: CIO Tom Peck never wanted to outsource entire IT department, claim inside sources
US engineering giant's cost-cutting outsourcing plan is on the rocks, according to insiders
First ‘affordable’ ARM-based Windows laptop from HP will, err, cost a grand
HP Envy X2 laptop only affordable if you've got loadsamoney
Counterfeit code-signing certificates enabling hackers to hide malware being sold by cyber criminals
Certificates can be used as part of layered obfuscation to evade detection by anti-virus software
Glut of premium smartphones putting buyers off, suggest Gartner amid mobile sales slump
Apple, Samsung, Google and others rush to go ever-higher upmarket is putting off potential customers
University engineers develop mobile phone charger based on lasers
Laser tech can charge mobile phones from across a room
Google Australia names new engineering lead
Alan Noble steps down after 11 years.
RACP left waiting for system failure report by IT supplier
As Pearson Vue blames failure on system set-up.
Intel kept US infosec officials in the dark about chip flaws
Until after Meltdown and Spectre were made public.
CBA denies extra allegations in ATM fraud case
Admits to 11 out of 100 "in part" only.