CES 2014: First impressions of Samsung Galaxy NotePro 12.2 vs iPad Air By Will Dalton Samsung's launch of the gleaming 12.2in tablet at CES in Las Vegas this week threw down the gauntlet to Apple once again. Which tablet is best equipped to eat up market share.
CES 2014: BlackBerry begins rollout of BBM networking feature Channels By Will Dalton With BBM currently representing a rare source of good news for BlackBerry, the firm is enhancing the app with a platform enabling users to connect with brands, celebrities, and each other.
CES 2014: AVG uses Facebook social graph for innovative privacy app By Will Dalton The security firm has this week unveiled AVG PrivacyFix Family to keep the family unit connected and safe from online snoopers.
CES 2014: Powerful new tablets boost OLPC campaign By Will Dalton The charitable OLPC project is making its presence felt here in Las Vegas, unleashing two brand new tablets designed especially for the education of children.
CES 2014: 3D printing goes mainstream as £99 3Doodler heads for UK By Will Dalton The world of 3D printing is moving fast and startup 3Doodler is accelerating its transition to the mainstream with an inexpensive and innovative 3D drawing pen.
CES 2014: How crowdfunding sites can revolutionise your startup By Will Dalton We caught up with the creators of Kickstarter sensation MiiPC, who said the community generated by online corwdfunding is invaluable for any startup.
New BlackBerry regime seeks image change after Alicia Keys PR disaster By Will Dalton Speaking to ITProPortal at CES 2014, BlackBerry's head of consumer services said new CEO John Chen will differ from his predecessor Thorstein Heins and focus heavily on the enterprise market.
Top 5 security predictions for 2014 By Will Dalton What are cyber-criminals plotting now? How will Edward Snowden's NSA revelations affect the Internet? Where is the security industry heading? We answer these questions and more in our 2014 preview.
Weekend Roundup: Amazon toys with drone deliveries, dual-screen YotaPhone launches, RBS suffers more banking woe By Will Dalton We round up the biggest stories of the week, as Amazon PrimeAir makes headlines, the smartphone market gets an innovative new addition, and RBS customers suffer banking déjà vu.
Wikipedia v David Cameron, Apple v Android, Creatives v Geeks: What we learned from Alfresco Summit 2013 By Will Dalton We take a look back at last week's user/developer content management conference to see what we learned out in Barcelona.
New Alfresco CEO sets sights on big spenders Box and Dropbox By Will Dalton Speaking at Alfresco Summit 2013 in Barcelona, Doug Dennerline said he wanted his company emulating the rapid growth of cloud darlings Box and Dropbox.
Alfresco Summit 2013: Move over geeks, the creatives are coming through By Will Dalton Alfresco's co-founder John Newton says the future of business tech will be driven by creatives who know how to add context and value to the big data explosion.
Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales: Cameron's policies could damage Internet freedom worldwide By Will Dalton The Wiki chief told ITProPortal that the creeping censorship exerted by David Cameron and his western counterparts is ruining the region's credibility and the campaign for online freedom worldwide.
Alfresco Summit 2013: Content management conference kicks off in Barcelona By Will Dalton Enterprise content management specialist Alfresco has officially cut the tape on its annual user and developer conference today, as Alfresco Summit 2013 gets underway in Spain.
5 things we learned from RSA Europe 2013 By Will Dalton After three days of flat-out security in Amsterdam, we piece together the key lessons learned from this year's conference.
RSA Europe 2013: Ransomware making its way to mobile By Will Dalton The money-milking strand of malware that locks users out of their device is expected to hit smartphones and tablets, Webroot's Grayson Milbourne warned today.
RSA Europe 2013: Big data intelligence to transform war on cybercrime By Will Dalton With RSA Europe 2013 rife with talk of big data-driven intelligence, Symantec's Sian John told ITProPortal that skillful use of analytics will prove the key to foiling cyber-criminals.
RSA Europe 2013: UK government’s cyber-sharing programme is flawed, admits scheme’s own advisor By Will Dalton FireEye's Greg Day, who works on the steering board for the government's cyber-security project CISP, says the industry's inherent reluctance to share intelligence is plaguing the scheme.
RSA Europe 2013: Is China still the world's number one source of cyber-attacks? By Will Dalton Debate raged at RSA Europe in Amsterdam today, as security experts argued whether the facts really do point to China being the worst offender in the fabled 'cyber-wars'.
RSA Europe 2013: Privacy concerns must not stall network surveillance, says chairman Coviello By Will Dalton RSA executive chairman Art Coviello kicked off this year's conference by arguing that privacy concerns brought by the NSA scandal must not slow the adoption of surveillance-based security tools.
RSA Europe 2013: All the action from Amsterdam By Will Dalton ITProPortal is in the Dutch capital this week to bring you all the action from RSA Europe, one of the biggest events on the cyber-security calendar.
RSA Europe 2013: What to expect from the security showdown By Will Dalton As ITProPortal packs its bags for Amsterdam, we preview one of the biggest events on the information security calendar. Make sure you stay here for our live coverage kicking off tomorrow.
