New version of Ubuntu Core comes with transactional updates to mimic a mobile phone update
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2014
Google Shuts Down The News In Spain
Search giant pulls Google News following dispute over ‘tax’ on story links
Vodafone To Deploy Small Cells At Bus Stops And Billboards
Vodafone signs deal with JCDecaux, the world's largest outdoor advertising company, to boost 3G and 4G in highly populated areas
UK Throws Its Weight Behind Major Push For Digital Governments
D5 summit sees UK, Israel, New Zealand, Estonia and South Korea collaborate to promote economic growth through digital technology
GSMA: 5G Will Be At Least 1Gbps And Offer Low Latency
Industry body wants to 'reset' the discussion surrounding 5G development but says there is plenty of life in 4G yet
HP Expands Reseller Agreement With SAP
HP Fortify is being leveraged to further help customers manage and reduce security risk
Hacker Training To Cost Only £38
Fancy honing your hacking skills? Well, cheap online tutorials are on offer, but only white hats should apply
Everybody Wants To Steal My Girl, Or Steal My Data?
Chris Eng, VP of research at Veracode, highlights 6 ways One Direction can keep their private pictures private
HTC To Unveil Wearable At CES – But It Won’t Be A Smartwatch
Company spokesperson confirms some kind of HTC wearable device will be at Las Vegas in January
BT To Decide O2 And EE Takeover Plans Within ‘Ten Days’
BT board reportedly discusses mobile operator takeovers but has not yet made its decision
Microsoft Azure Government Cloud Hits General Availability
After more than a year in preview, Redmond makes general available its Azure Government Cloud service
Arqiva UK IoT Wireless Network Goes Live In 10 Cities
Arqiva and Sigfox's ultra-narrowband M2M network is operating at least one site in all 10 locations
Will Your Colleagues Screw Up Your Company’s Network This Christmas?
BalaBit survey reveals security shortcuts taken by 'privileged users' during the festive season
Piloted Driving ‘Can Improve Whole Automotive Ecosystem’, Says Audi
Famed automaker looks to provide a range of driver assistance, but doesn't want to build robot cars
IBM Touts Data Centre Carbon Reduction
IBM touts green tech to help it reduce its data centre carbon footprint by 40 percent
Intel Unveils Its Plan To Simplify The Internet Of Things
“Horizontal approach” to IoT looks to hit all bases, including wearables, hardware and cloud
“World’s First” Automated Password Changer Launched
Dashlane's password manager enhanced with the world’s only automated password changing software
Scaling Agile for the Enterprise
This Congress brings together stalwart thought leaders - Dean Leffingwell, Mark Lines - and practitioners to demonstrate this need to share best practices and makes the day a must for all those already involved and those who are lookin ...
Dangerous XSS Vulnerabilities Found On Trip Advisor Website
XSS attacks are being used in combination with spear phishing, social engineering and drive-by attacks
Box Beefs Up Security With Box Trust Partner Network And EMM App
Box Trust and Box for EMM seek to help customers choose and combine security products more easily
Talk2Go App Lets TalkTalk Business Users Make Landline Calls On Their Mobile
TalkTalk Business says users will never miss a call again as next generation network sees busiest day in its history
London’s Businesses ‘Being Harmed By Slow Broadband’
Capital lagging behind many European capitals when it comes to broadband speeds, says Hyperoptic
BlackBerry Launching New ‘Classic’ Smartphone Next Week
Manufacturer goes back to the future with latest ‘Classic’ BlackBerry device, which will be officially unveiled on December 17
Police Must ‘Learn How To Support Cybercrime Victims’
'Sluggish' police are trying to catch today's criminals with yesterday's tactics, according to critics
How Much Will Cybercrime Cost Us In 2015?
Orlando Scott-Cowley, director of technology marketing at Mimecast, looks back on the Target and Home Depot cyber attacks, and asks what the future cost of cybercrime will be
Picking Up Some Art Or Antiques? Make Us An Offer, Says Amazon
'Make An Offer' option now applies to more than 150,000 items on Amazon Marketplace
DocuSign Announces Three New European Data Centres
DocuSign expands Global Trust Network with data centres in Germany, the Netherlands and a third EU location under evaluation
Ministry of Defence Turns To G-Cloud For Data Centre Consolidation Project
The Ark-designed project will see the closure of the MoD's Bath site and relocation to a shared facility with lower energy costs
Blackphone To Launch Security-Focused App Store
Launch comes as part of major update to PrivatOS Blackphone software
GSMA Warns Mobile Industry Needs More Spectrum To Meet Rising Demand
GSMA says 600-800MHz worth of bandwidth needs to be allocated by the ITU if the mobile industry is going to keep up with a tenfold increase in traffic