Finally some good news for Huawei as reports suggest its about to receive approval, despite security concerns elsewhere
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2013
Government Announces £10m Rural Broadband Trial
The government looks towards mobile to increase superfast broadband coverage
Raspberry Pi Used To Hijack Drone Over Wi-Fi
Hacker shows how to take over a Parrot drone using some cheap equipment and freely-available software
Valve Joins Linux Foundation Ahead Of SteamOS Launch
Software developer is one of three new organisations to join Linux Foundation
JPMorgan Warns 465,000 Of Data Breach
Banking giant JPMorgan says a lot of its UCard customers could have had their details taken
BlackBerry Fan Barack Obama Isn’t Allowed iPhone For ‘Security Reasons’
US President gives BlackBerry an unexpected boost
Next Generation USB Will Be Smaller And Reversible
New USB-C connector will be the same both ends, and both ways up, thank goodness!
EU Approval Brings £4.6bn Microsoft Nokia Deal Closer To Completion
Nokia handset acquisition clears another regulatory hurdle and is expected to close early next year
Intel Targets Enterprise Networks With High-End Platform
Intel bolsters its networking silicon to expand in the enterprise, cloud-provider, and carrier network space
Google Tool To Locate And Fix Smartphone App Errors
Mobile app developers now have a tool that allows them to locate code that isn't working for mobile users
Companies Fret Over Targeted Attack Success
Companies are increasingly concerned they will not get better at defending against sophisticated attacks
HP, Cisco Benefit Despite Stagnant Server Market
Gartner report reveals that HP and Cisco are the only top-five server vendors to see their revenues grow
Amazon’s Drone Delivery Is An Air Traffic Control Nightmare
Pilot Wayne Rash shoots down Amazon's ambition to deliver goods by drone
Good Technology Senses Opportunity In ‘Post-BlackBerry World’
Good Technology CTO Nicko van Someren says BlackBerry can't match its data-centric approach to MDM
HP Set To Cut More Than Five Percent Of Its UK Workforce
1,124 jobs will go as part of Meg Whitman’s turnaround plan
Does Santa Have a Data Centre In A Box For You?
What's in the package under your Christmas tree? Peter Judge thinks it could be a modular data centre
Cameron Wants Cyber Security Talks With China
Britain keen to have a proper cyber security dialogue with China, following claims of mass spying on both sides
Baddies Bash Bountiful Bitcoins
As the value of a Bitcoin increases, so does the scale of attacks on the currency, says Sean Michel Kerner
Google Reveals Plans To Develop Robots
The exact purpose of the new robotics group, led by Andy Rubin, is still a secret
Three Offers Free Data Roaming In The US, And Cheaper Calls Home
Three roaming becomes cheaper as operator adds USA to 'Feel At Home' service
Social Media Users Warned Over Court Case Comments
British social networking users warned by Attorney General Dominic Grieve over commenting on court cases
Three 4G Rollout Begins In Four UK Cities
Three 4G to be available in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Reading before reaching 50 towns and cities next year
HTC One Mini Banned From UK Over Nokia Patents
HTC can still sell the One, but the HTC One Mini is banned because of a Nokia patent ruling
Check Point: Good Security Is About Discovering The Unknown
Gabi Reish from Check Point explains why traditional IT security solutions are becoming irrelevant
Russia’s Dual-Screen e-Ink Yotaphone Launches
Yotaphone saves battery with e-ink display on the back
Trove Of 2m Email And Social Media Passwords Uncovered
Pony botnet appears to have acquired passwords for the likes of Facebook, Google, Twitter and LinkedIn
Microsoft ‘Threshold’ Signals Unified Windows Ecosystem
Microsoft's rumoured 'Threshold' project will unite its Windows operating system across multiple devices
Huawei Admits Defeat And Withdraws From US Market
Huawei is to withdraw from the US telecommunications market after US national security concerns
Data Centre Spend To Focus On Software Instead Of Hardware
A new study predicts that enterprise data centre spending will shift from hardware to software
Fibre Channel 32Gbps Standard Completed
The standard for 32Gbps Fibre Channel, an interface for storage area networks, has been officially agreed