The hybrid laptop-cum-tablet looks to take on the Microsoft Surface Book
TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
2017
Story Lines That Will Be the Most Relevant at CES 2017
ANALYSIS: VR, AR, AI assistants and IoT security will be talk of the show as consumer tech provides innovation for the workplace
Imperva Issues DDoS Warning After Fending Off 650Gbps Attack
The attack provided a fitting end to 2016, as well as a sign of things to come for the year ahead
French Workers Can Legally Ignore After Work Emails
Under a law that takes effect this week, companies are obliged to negotiate with staff over out-of-hours emails
Windows 10 Creators Update ‘Set For April’
The upcoming Windows 10 version introduces augmented reality headset and 3D support
CloudFlare Gets Caught Out By 2016 Leap Second
The leap second caused CloudFlare's RRDNS software to "panic," but the error was quickly identified
Samsung Galaxy A5 And A3 Are Mid-Range Water-Resistant Smartphones
The new Galaxy A phones are the first out of the blocks at CES 2017
Expect 2017 Cyber-Attacks To Far Surpass 2016 In Damage, Frequency
ANALYSIS: Constant bad news about Russian hacking and the increasing prevalence of ransomware made 2016 an IT security disaster... but 2017 will be worse
WhatsApp Still Supports BlackBerry & Nokia… For Now
WhatsApp delays end of life for BlackBerry and Nokia smartphones for another six months
UK Police Look To Internet Of Things For Evidence
Police say washing machines and refrigerators will provide invaluable evidence as they log residents' every move
Samsung ‘To Release Galaxy Note 7 Findings This Month’
The company says it is looking to rebuild consumers' confidence ahead of a planned Galaxy S8 launch in April
Yorkshire Local Council Systems Hit By Extended Outage
The email, web and phone services of Kirklees Council were knocked offline on Boxing Day and are yet to be fully restored
‘Russian Malware’ Hits US Electric Company As Tensions Rise
A Vermont electric utility found code connected with the alleged Russian hacking campaign on its network