Reports claim new Apple device will pack in upgraded front and rear lenses
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2015
AWS to Build Solar Farm to Help Power Cloud Data Centres
The cloud provider will use the operation as part of a larger push to eventually have its infrastructure powered completely by renewable sources
Dell Opens First European IoT Lab In Ireland
Dell continues IoT push, opening facilities and launching products in Europe
Baidu Teams Up With BMW For Self-Driving Cars
Chinese search giant may even beat Google in getting its vehicles out on the roads later this year
Fake Mobile Towers Spy On UK Phone Users
British mobile users revealed to be under survelliance from police and other forces using fake mobile phone towers
iOS 9 Will Feature Ad Blocking For Safari
Pop up ads to be banished with iOS 9's 'Content Blocking Safari Extensions'
Google Smart Security Camera Lets You Keep Watch Over Your Home
Nest-branded device leaks ahead of scheduled launch next week
Suffering From Slow Broadband Speeds? It’s Time For A Change, Says Ofcom
New Ofcom ruling makes it easier than ever before to dump substandard broadband contracts
Microsoft Acquires £9m Application Management Startup BlueStripe
BlueStripe sucked into Microsoft as firm looks to boost cloud application services portfolio
Cisco Targets Cloud Rivals With Intercloud Alliance Expansion
Intercloud project scoops up partners to dish out Cisco cloud en masse
Digital Realty Set To Make Telx Data Centre Acquisition
Data centre real estate company looks to extend business in $2bn (£1.3bn) buyout
Cybersecurity Costs ‘To Soar 38 Percent’ Over The Next Decade
Upgrade now or face being overrun by criminals with more advanced tools, RAND report warns businesses
Hacking Is ‘One Of The Most Profitable Industries In The World’
Ransomware bullies can earn up to 1,425 percent return on their investment, Trustwave report reveals
Business Analysis Conference Europe 2015
Presented by IRM UK in collaboration with IIBA UK Chapter and BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.
Artificial Intelligence Could Assimilate CIOs, Says Gartner
Total singularity may still be science fiction, but it's still worth CIOs 'raising awareness' of the issue to ensure appropriate controls in place
Microsoft’s Surface Hub Is Coming To A Wall Near You Soon
55in or 84in screens available for pre-order in the UK on July 1, shipping in September
IoT Could Help Local Government Cope With Budget Cuts
Vodafone research claims smart lighting and energy apps could save local authorities money and improve public services
Beware – Duqu Has Returned, Kaspersky Reveals
‘Highly sophisticated’ Duqu 2.0 threat infects nuclear discussions and even attacked Kaspersky’s own systems, firm admits
Facebook Reportedly Abandons Internet.org Satellites
Is space the final frontier for Facebook? Reports suggest it has abandoned satellite plans for Internet.org
Microsoft: Azure Stack Is The “Holy Grail” Of Cloud Environments
TechWeekEurope quizzes Microsoft's Chris Van Wesep on the company's latest Azure game plan
‘Apple Cars’ To Add Street View Images To Maps
Company vehicles to hit the street in an effort to keep up with Google Maps
Internet Of Things: Don’t Let Data Go To Waste
Sanjay Jain from WNS Global Services tells TechWeekEurope how dealing with the data created by the Internet of Things can help your business stay ahead
Patch Tuesday Update Sees Critical Repair To IE
Surprisingly light Patch Tuesday update brings critical fixes for Microsoft's outgoing web browser
Snapchat Steps Up Security With Two-Factor Authentication
More secure login process helps protect Snapchat user accounts
BlackBerry Oslo Could Be The Ideal Passport Replacement
Pictures and specs emerge for the successor to the BlackBerry Passport
US Tech Firms Warn Obama To Back Off Encryption
Open letter to President Obama highlights tech opposition to efforts to weaken encryption systems
HP Settles Autonomy-Related Shareholder Suit for $100M
The agreement on the class-action lawsuit comes as HP pursues a $5 billion lawsuit against Autonomy's former executives
Apple In Hot Water Over Music Antitrust Allegations
Investigation opens into whether Apple pressured record labels into giving new music service an unfair advantage against rivals like Spotify
BT/EE Takeover Clears First Government Hurdle
£12.5bn deal gets phase 1 competition approval, bringing takeover one step closer
Paris To Host First Ever Cloud Week Conference
Cloud Week set to host 4,000 influencers in 'first of a kind' conference that will look to the future of cloud computing