Hardware
Mediatek’s GM: “We will launch our global LTE offering later this year”
We tried to find out more about the plans of Mediatek, one of the fastest growing semiconductors company in the world.
Hardware
HP LaserJet Enterprise flow MFP M525c review
The LaserJet Enterprise flow M525c is a capable monochrome multi-function printer that boasts some impressive extra features.
Green Tech
Digital Shoreditch 2013: Tech must solve waste and want
IBM's Kevin Farrar says effectively harnessing big data and other technologies can address major problems with waste and sustainability throughout the world.
Business & Finance
The thorny issue of illegal numbers
Could you break the law with mere maths? It sounds silly, but defining the legality of numbers and data is important for the future.
News
Security
US accuses Iran of hacking energy companies
The United States has reported a marked increased in attacks on key infrastructure, blaming Iranian state-sponsored hackers and hinting at retaliation.
Business & Finance
Move over, X-Factor: Tech City launches Million Pound Startup competition at Digital Shoreditch 2013
London's Tech City has unveiled its answer to The X-Factor, the Million Pound Startup competition, aimed at discovering the best aspiring tech ventures.
Security
Report: Fight against cybercrime is on the right track
The PandaLabs Quarterly Report for Q1 shows numerous hacks, exploits and malware infections, but also reveals a light at the end of the tunnel thanks to international security co-operation.
Business & Finance
Google joins Facebook in bidding war for map service Waze
GPS mapping app Waze may find itself in the middle of a bidding war between two tech behemoths, with reports suggesting that Google will rival Facebook’s bid to acquire the company.
Business & Finance
Google loses battle to halt Xbox imports over alleged patent infringement
The US International Trade Commission has sided with Microsoft over Google's allegations that it infringed a Motorola Mobility patent relating to console technology.
Reviews
Software
Doo (for Mac) review
In the crowded document management space, Doo swaps folders for tags and elegantly interoperates with many online repositories.
Hardware
Samsung 840 Pro Series 256GB review
The 840 Pro Series 256GB is the fastest internal SSD we've ever tested, and it comes with a five year warranty as well.
Hardware
ViewSonic PJD6543w review
The PJD6543w WXGA resolution data projector delivers a solid data image quality alongside a good range of connectivity options.
Software
SoftMaker FreeOffice review
FreeOffice is faster and more intuitive than its free competitor LibreOffice, but on an overall level, it's not quite as powerful.
Hardware
BenQ MX518 review
Offering portability and a data image quality good enough for typical presentations, the BenQ MX518 is a solid budget projector.
Features
Security
2013 will see an explosion in malware
According to German security firm AV-Test, malware levels are going to shoot up this year – with malware getting “personal.”
Business & Finance
Who owns an email? Legal advice for all organisations.
In this podcast we offer advice on how to avoid email ownership and privacy problems in your business with Dawn Cherry from the Dispute and Resolution department of Oxley and Coward Solicitors LLP.
Cloud
Addressing the cloud technology skills shortage within UK business
In this podcast we are posing the question, "Are UK businesses struggling to match IT skills with the demands for cloud computing?" To help us answer this Fabio Torlini, VP of Rackspace joins us.
Cloud
Casio's new cloud module for retail unveiled
On this episode of the ITProPortal podcast we are joined by Guy Boxall, Senior Product Marketing Manager for Casio who are unveiling their new cloud module for retail
Enterprise
How to avoid IT strife with an effective management baseline
In this article, we discuss about the importance of establishing baseline profiles prior to any IT project in order to manage expectations.
Deals
Hardware
HP Proliant G7 N54L microserver available from £188
Until the end of next month, customers buying HP’s latest microserver can apply for a £100 cashback from a number of retailers.
Hardware
Did Ebuyer “give away” Dell 3330DN laser printers worth £600?
Over the weekend, a deal surfaced on popular UK retailer Ebuyer which turned up to be one of the best ones of the last few years.
Enterprise
Supermicro RTG RX-M140i server available from £1170
This company is known mostly for building server motherboards and chassis but lately it has been diversifying.
Enterprise
HP DL580G7 server with 128GB RAM available for less than £18,000
You can make some significant savings by shopping around even when it comes to very high end enterprise servers.
Hardware
BlackBerry Q10 12-month contracts starting from £39 per month
You can get BlackBerry’s finest smartphone from less than £40 per month although you will have to pay a rather hefty upfront fee.
Blog
Hardware
The top 5 reasons to invest in an external hard drive
From storing downloaded films and music at home to providing a reliable back-up for enterprise data, here are the top five reasons to invest in an external hard drive.
Cloud
How to leverage WAN optimisation for high-performance cloud services
Companies around the world and across all market sectors are exploring the possibilities offered by "cloud computing, but how do top executives leverage WAN optimisation to improve performance?
Developer
Google I/O 2013: an Android developer's preview
With Google I/O 2013 set to kick off later today, a leading Android developer gives his insight into what to expect at the annual conference and how it could affect enterprise.
Cloud
App Creator promises to help enterprises build custom apps in minutes
The cloud specialist has launched App Creator, which allows people and organisations to quickly build service-oriented enterprise apps, custom-made to fit various business needs.
Hardware
Bitcoin power: The Bitcoin network now outstrips the top 500 supercomputers combined
Bitcoin is a demonstration of the power of distributed computing – but can't we do something more meaningful with all that CPU muscle?