Q&A: Craig Stewart, SnapLogic – Academia and AI innovation By Craig Stewart When it comes to testing AI, academia is free from the many constraints that often hold back businesses.
Mozilla removes 23 Firefox add-ons in security clampdown By Anthony Spadafora Firefox add-ons found to be tracking users web activity and sending data back to remote servers.
Disruption or evolution? Why blockchain is the future of global lending By David Bradley-Ward Blockchain and its distributed ledger technology is poised to change the way banks lend to customers on a global scale.
Data collection: good for your health? By Louise Rogerson When it comes to healthcare, data collection is all about providing useful information on a patient's well being.
It’s electrifying… what does the future spell for the auto industry? By Edward Fisher Car manufacturers must adapt their current technologies to ensure their brands survive.
Trump relaxes rules on US cyberattacks By Sead Fadilpašić Obama's 'Directive 20' is no more as current administration prepares for cyberwar.
Android phones will soon connect to your hearing aid By Anthony Spadafora Google and Apple bring hearing aid support to smartphones.
Mozilla removes 23 Firefox add-ons in security clampdown By Anthony Spadafora Firefox add-ons found to be tracking users web activity and sending data back to remote servers.
Trump relaxes rules on US cyberattacks By Sead Fadilpašić Obama's 'Directive 20' is no more as current administration prepares for cyberwar.
Google employees speak up against 'censored search engine for China' By Sead Fadilpašić "We need a seat at the table", employees told the company in an open letter.
US targeted by Chinese hackers By Sead Fadilpašić American companies, as well as government agencies, were targeted by Chinese hackers recently, security experts claim.
Thousands of smart homes and businesses at risk of data breach By Anthony Spadafora Cybercriminals can abuse MQTT servers to gain access to smart homes.
Amazon considers move into UK financial services By Anthony Spadafora US e-commerce giant reportedly in talks with insurance companies to launch its own price comparison site in the UK.
PC sales help Lenovo results beat expectations By Anthony Spadafora Lenovo's new Intelligent Devices Group helped drive strong first quarter results.
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 wont 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.
Q&A: Craig Stewart, SnapLogic – Academia and AI innovation By Craig Stewart When it comes to testing AI, academia is free from the many constraints that often hold back businesses.
Disruption or evolution? Why blockchain is the future of global lending By David Bradley-Ward Blockchain and its distributed ledger technology is poised to change the way banks lend to customers on a global scale.
Data collection: good for your health? By Louise Rogerson When it comes to healthcare, data collection is all about providing useful information on a patient's well being.
It’s electrifying… what does the future spell for the auto industry? By Edward Fisher Car manufacturers must adapt their current technologies to ensure their brands survive.
Conversational commerce will change talent acquisition By Mahe Bayireddi In order to become or remain competitive in an already tight talent landscape, you need to start thinking about how to integrate this into your talent acquisition function.
Public internet use poses systemic risk to IoT use By Phil Celestini With the increasing level of business transactions being put online and the rise of a new ecosystem of automated processes emerging from the IoT, the public internet has reached a tipping point that now presents a distinct systemic risk that companies must address more urgently.
Millennial-driven changes to office and technology culture By Loren Shaw Millennial managers will continue to climb the corporate ladder, and they will have different views on the definition of managerial perks and benefits than the generations before them
