Google adds 10 new media services to its £22 Chromecast television dongle, giving users more choice
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2013
Dell World 2013: Affordable Dell Chromebook 11 Targets The Classroom
Dell Chromebook 11 promises easy access to content and applications for teachers and students
Microsoft May Still Pursue Nokia Android Smartphone – Reports
Microsoft might not scrap the leaked Normandy Nokia Android smartphone
Researchers Develop Low Cost Open Source 3D Printer For Metal Objects
A low-cost 3D printer has been developed in the US that will allow users to 'print' objects made of steel
Huddle Launches Its Own Document Creation And Management Software
Huddle Note enables users to create, edit, and share documents in the cloud
Liquid Cooling – The Gift That Keeps Giving
Besides the obvious benefits, liquid cooling lets you simplify your data centre, says Peter Judge
Xen Launches The Mirage Cloud OS
Sean Michael Kerner welcomes Mirage, the Xen project's bid to make a specialised cloud operating system
The Wearable Technology Show
The Wearable Technology Show will be the first show of its kind in the UK to bring together key industry professionals, developers and decision makers. Attendees will gain unique insights into the latest trends that will shape the m ...
Nokia’s Tax Troubles In India Could Hinder Microsoft’s Takeover
According to some reports, the tax man is demanding more than £2 billion
Google Opens Asian Data Centres In Singapore And Taiwan
Google's Taiwan and Singapore data centres are greener than previous ones - and avoid Chinese repression
Advanced Android Malware Seen Calling Premium Rate Numbers
New malware strain is capable of calling premium rate numbers, rather than just texting them
European Foreign Ministries Breached By Chinese Hackers
Attackers used information on the Syrian crisis as bait around the time of the G20 meeting in Russia
Mozilla Offers Firefox 26 With Secure Plug-Ins
Mozilla releases the new version of its open-source web browser that comes with more secure plug-ins
Google Staff Bus Halted By Angry Protests
Residents in San Francisco stopped a bus carrying Google staff to protest at its contribution to local coffers
Alcatel-Lucent Bolsters SDN Capabilities
Alcatel-Lucent builds OpenFlow and OpenStack support into its OmniSwitch Ethernet portfolio
Feds Probe Sales Of Dell PCs To Syria
The sale of Dell PCs by a third party to the Syrian regime is being investigated by US federal authorities
Broadcom Preps Wearable Tech Chip For IoT
Broadcom develops new smart chip for wearable device sector operating in the Internet of Things environment
Bill Cramming – The Hidden Danger Of BYOD
Wayne Rash is enraged by the little extras in staff phone bills
Samsung Introduces First 1TB Ultra-Thin SSD
Samsung's tiny new high-capacity drives build on the SSD range it introduced in the summer, but fit into ultra-thin laptops using the mSATA interface
The UK Government Is Already Policing The Internet
The new intellectual property crime unit PIPCU uses threats, not due process, to get copyright-infringing domains off the Internet
CyanogenMod’s 10m Users Get Encrypted Text
Moxie Marlinspike's Whisper Systems brings user-friendly, end-to-end text encryption to the open source mobile OS
Another 31 Communities In Devon And Somerset To Get Fibre Broadband
Local councils plan to have 91 percent superfast connectivity by 2016
Microsoft Patch Tuesday: 11 Fixes, One Gap
Microsoft's latest patch bundle closes some serious gaps - while one zero-day flaw remains open
Privacy Pros Delight At International Surveillance Malware Pact
Digital surveillance and state-sponsored malware are added to the Wassenaar Arrangement on controlling exports
Microsoft Joins ‘Hour Of Code’
Microsoft is supporting Computer Science Education Week in an effort to encourage more young people to get into coding
Qualcomm Launches 64-Bit Snapdragon 410
Qualcomm has said it will expand 64-bit and LTE features into all its Snapdragon chips
Microsoft ‘Telepathwords’ Tool Aims To Boost Password Strength
Microsoft's password-guessing tool is designed to help users create stronger passwords
IBM Cloud Invention ‘Eliminates Lock-In’
IBM's 'cloud of clouds' invention provides an interface for migrating data across multiple clouds, which the company hopes will spur wider cloud adoption
NSA And GCHQ Targets World Of Warcraft And Xbox Live – Snowden
British and US agents search video games for intelligence, according to documents leaked by Edward Snowden
New UK Police Unit Helped Close 40 Pirate Websites
PIPCU is fighting against copyright infringement by revoking domain names and putting pressure on advertisers, all without going to court