Lenovo becomes the latest to dip its toe into the wearable computing waters, with a Google Glass rival
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2014
New Firefox For Android Brings Customised Home Pages
The mobile browser gets unique homepage add-ons, new APIs
City Of London Says BT Is Failing With Superfast Broadband For The Square Mile
City of London says a lack of affordable superfast broadband is harming the square mile as a financial centre
Teradata Acquires Two Hadoop-Related Start-Ups
Revelytix and Hadapt will become part of Teradata’s R&D arm
Apple Launches Mac OS X Yosemite Beta
Apple opens up the beta version of Mac OS X for the first time
BlackBerry Eyes Up Partners To Combat IBM-Apple Threat
BlackBerry CEO John Chen welcomes competition but says he is in talks with potential partners. Could they include Dell?
Juniper Sells Junos Pulse Security Unit For £147m
Juniper is to offload its Junos Pulse mobile security business as part of a wide-ranging restructure
IBM Fails To Offload Semiconductor Biz – Report
IBM and Globalfoundries walk away from a deal for IBM's semiconductor unit, after a disagreement over price
Russian Government Is Looking For Ways To Crack Tor
The Russian Interior Ministry offers £81,600 for a method to track users of the anonymous Tor network
EE Launches Flexible 4G Plans For Pop-Up Businesses
EE 4G launches campaign to remove the barriers facing pop-up businesses
Microsoft’s Station Q Tackles Quantum Computing
California lab houses Microsoft's bid to make quantum computers
Hackers Use Free Cloud Accounts To Create Cryptocurrency Mining Botnet
Researchers use free Cloud accounts to create a botnet, rather than hijacking computer resources from innocent victims
Commonwealth Games 2014: How Tech Helped Elinor Barker Become A World Champion
Wales and Team GB's Elinor Barker tells us how technology helps her train, compete and help anti-doping officials fight the battle against drugs
Vodafone Targets European 4G And Fixed Growth As Revenues Fall Again
Vodafone now has 900,000 4G customers in the UK and 40 percent coverage
TechWeek Adds 4G Coverage Map
Want to know about 4G, 3G and Wi-Fi coverage where you are? We can help!
Hortonworks, HP Tighten Relationship With £30m Investment
Hewlett-Packard makes a significant investment in the Hadoop distribution vendor Hortonworks
ICO Gets The Extra Funding It Asked For
The privacy watchdog gets money to cope with the additional workload created by the controversial DRIP bill
Amazon Pays The Price For Heavy Investments
The e-commerce giant makes a bigger than expected loss as it gears up to take on Apple and Google
ICO Fines Travel Company £150,000 Over Data Breach
Inadequate security resulted in the loss of more than a million customer credit and debit card numbers
TfL Approves Contactless Payments For Tube, Overground And DLR From September
Contactless cards and NFC smartphones can be used to pay for London travel from 16 September, with suburban national rail services to follow
EE Doubles 4G Customer Base To 4.2 Million
EE adds more than two million customers during the first half of 2014, with a European record of 1.3 million in Q2
Review: 4TB G-Drive By G-Technology
This perforated aluminium box offers capacity and speed
IT Life: How Databases Will Change The World
Open source databases that meet business challenges will produce great changes, says Patrik Saller
Operation Emmental Targets Banks That Use Two-Factor Authentication
Cyber criminal gang devises a new, complex method of hijacking SMS to steal money
IBM To Add InfiniBand Option To SoftLayer Cloud
Big Blue adds some go-faster communications tech to its SoftLayer Cloud platform for speedy data transfers
Quiz Of The Week: Tech At The BBC
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IC Tomorrow Wants To Remove Barriers For UK Startups
The Technology Strategy Board explains how IC tomorrow's government funded contests and networking events help UK startups get to market
Police Arrest Seven For eBay StubHub Fraud
Two arrests made in London as police swoop on international gang that defrauded eBay's online ticketing service
European Central Bank Held To Ransom Over Stolen Data
Hackers steal partially encrypted records from an events website that belongs to the bank