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TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2013
Chinese GPS Alternative Opens To Consumers
BeiDou satellite navigation system will finally appear on smartphones
Mobile Phone Celebrates 40th Anniversary Of First Call
The first mobile phone call was made on 3 April 1973 by a Motorola engineer
Cumbria Broadband Delayed Again By European Red Tape
The superfast broadband rollout in Cumbria is facing yet more delays, blamed on red tape from Brussels
Yahoo Builds Dropbox Into Email
Now attachments can be saved directly into a Dropbox account
Verizon Vodafone Takeover Reports Denied
Verizon says it still wants to buy Vodafone stake in Verizon Wireless, but has no plans for merger
Aaron Swartz Prosecution Team Threatened And Harassed
US court filing reveals impact Swartz’s suicide had on prosecution
Tech City Architect Rohan Silva Leaving Downing Street
David Cameron's policy adviser moving into entrepreneurial world himself
Bug Kills Facebook Search Privacy Tool
This time it is a bug rather than a Facebook decision that has caused concern
Next-Gen Google Nexus 7 Coming This June – Report
Google is reportedly ready to release a successor to the Google Nexus 7
Michael Dell Outlines Grand Plan In Staff Memo
Michael Dell has outlined his grand vision and strategic plans for a privatised Dell in an internal memo to staff
ARM And TSMC Complete Cortex-A57 ‘Tape Out’
ARM and TSMC have taped out the Cortex-A57 mobile chip...i.e. made it ready for mass fabrication
Microsoft Tempts Mac Developers With QuickStart Package
Microsoft tempted Mac developers with a well priced Windows QuickStart Kit that quickly sold out
Nebula Launches Branded ‘Cloud Computer’
Nebula launches a branded “cloud computer” that connects to OpenStack and Amazon clouds
Video: Experts Weigh In On ‘Weightless’ – Part II
Second part in TechWeekEurope’s video series looks at bandwidth and data transfer architecture of the Weightless communication standard
European Satellite Navigation Competition Opens To Developers
Participants get the first opportunity to play around with data produced by the brand new Galileo satellites
EE 4G Taxis Coming To London And Birmingham
EE to roll out mobile hotspots in 50 cabs across two cities
Amazon Goes After Dropbox With File Sync
Yet another big-time player looks to trounce hugely successful minnows
LG, Nokia And HTC Increase Share Of UK Smartphone Market
Analysts say market is more competitive but it will take time for BlackBerry 10 to make an impact
TechWeek Roundtable Event For ‘Weightless’ M2M Experts: Part II
Second part in TechWeekEurope’s video series looks at bandwidth and data transfer architecture of the Weightless communication standard
Windows Phone Increases US Market Share Ahead Of BlackBerry
Android makes gains thanks to Samsung sales, but BlackBerry will hope to hit back with Z10 launch
UK And EU Watchdogs Launch Probes Into Google Privacy Policy
ICO and others initiate action after French regulator says Google is not complying
Google Privacy Director Leaving As Global Probes Continue
Alma Whitten is leaving amidst various investigations into Google privacy practices
Hadoop From MapR Heads To Ubuntu
Two open source giants collaborate on Big Data tools
China Implicated As More Android Malware Targets Tibetans
Is China using malicious mobile software in its hardline approach in Tibet?
iPhone 5 ‘Designed Before Steve Jobs’ Death’
Apple executive says plans for two more smartphones existed before former CEO Steve Jobs died in October 2011
Amazon Hires Windows Phone Veteran For ‘Secret’ Project
Move adds to rumours the e-commerce company is planning a smartphone
Symantec Links South Korean Cyber-Attack To 2011 Incident
Symantec has found technical similarities between the recent cyber-disruption in South Korea and 2011 distributed denial-of-service attacks
Apple Apologises For Chinese Warranty Policies
Apple chief Tim Cook has apologised to Chinese consumers following criticism over warranty discrepancies on some Apple products in the country
BlackBerry To Broaden Smartphone Range
BlackBerry has revealed it is planning mid-tier and entry-level smartphones as it looks to tap into the huge market in developing countries