Amazon launches SMB-only online store By Anthony Spadafora E-commerce giant highlights US small businesses with national TV ad and new section on its site.
Broken backups: Why backup alone isn’t enough to ensure business continuity By Oussama El-Hilali Determining your risk profile is the first step when it comes to improving how your business backs up data.
Qualcomm and Apple kick off next major iPhone lawsuit By Anthony Spadafora Qualcomm seeks import ban on iPhone's containing Intel modems.
How to protect your SME with a smart business security solution By Lee Jasper Cyber and physical security should go hand in hand for all SMEs.
Microsoft can now manage all your Windows 10 devices for you By Sead Fadilpašić But you have to be a company.
Can retailers deliver the queue-busting payments technology customers want? By Vanessa Armstrong Customer expectations are changing, but it will take more than customer facing technologies for retailers to retain their appeal.
Amazon launches SMB-only online store By Anthony Spadafora E-commerce giant highlights US small businesses with national TV ad and new section on its site.
Qualcomm and Apple kick off next major iPhone lawsuit By Anthony Spadafora Qualcomm seeks import ban on iPhone's containing Intel modems.
Microsoft can now manage all your Windows 10 devices for you By Sead Fadilpašić But you have to be a company.
Mainframes continue to be an important IT pillar for businesses By Sead Fadilpašić Businesses see mainframes as a strong long-term platform, signalling an ‘increasingly optimistic’ attitude.
London is Europe's data hub By Sead Fadilpašić UK capital is showing ‘strong growth’ and accounting for more than a third of Europe’s private data exchange growth.
Microsoft backs down from latest Edge warning By Anthony Spadafora Software giant warned users when installing its competitor's browsers on Windows 10.
Bristol Airport hit by suspected cyberattack By Sead Fadilpašić Flight information displays at the airport have been offline for three days due to an “attack similar to so-called ransomware”.
Linux founder to step away from work By Sead Fadilpašić Linus Torvalds taking five to learn to better understand people's emotions.
Huawei P20 Pro review By Michael Moore It may have three cameras, but how does the Huawei P20 Pro flagship fare as an everyday device?
Huawei P20 Pro review By Michael Moore It may have three cameras, but how does the Huawei P20 Pro flagship fare as an everyday device?
Samsung Galaxy S9+ review By Michael Moore An extremely polished device, but is it one for the workplace?
Microsoft Surface Book 2 review By Michael Moore Microsoft's most advanced computing device to date offers a number of improvements, but battery life is still a worry.
Google Pixel 2 XL review By Michael Moore An incredible piece of Android hardware, that falls just short of smartphone perfection.
Huawei Mate 10 Pro Review By Michael Moore UPDATED: Huawei's best smartphone to date - but not quite the perfect business working device.
Maze Alpha smartphone By Desire Athow The Maze Alpha is not without flaws but you won’t get a better phablet in this price range.
Doogee BL7000 By Desire Athow A smartphone fit for demanding professionals but dogged by a dodgy brand name.
The best VPN service 2018 By Desire Athow A virtual private network helps you stay safe while online, and keeps your private things away from prying eyes.
Broken backups: Why backup alone isn’t enough to ensure business continuity By Oussama El-Hilali Determining your risk profile is the first step when it comes to improving how your business backs up data.
How to protect your SME with a smart business security solution By Lee Jasper Cyber and physical security should go hand in hand for all SMEs.
Can retailers deliver the queue-busting payments technology customers want? By Vanessa Armstrong Customer expectations are changing, but it will take more than customer facing technologies for retailers to retain their appeal.
How safe really are cryptocurrencies? By Samuel Leach Cryptocurrencies can be a great way to invest as long as the buyer is smart about their decisions and does their due diligence first.
Anatomy of a social engineering attack By Katherine Abercrombie How can organisations defend themselves against the rise of social engineering attacks?
Damaged links lead to broken chains: The contentions of securing the supply chain By Zeki Turedi When an organisation is exposed to a supply chain attack it will hit them in the pocket – hard.
Don’t forget the team behind the technology this IT Pro Day By IT experts Teamwork makes the dream work - so remember all your employee contributions today.
