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Microsoft Is Testing A Windows 10 Bloatware Blocker
Windows 10 Creators Update scheduled for April, with another coming later in the year
Raspberry Pi Turns Five, Launches Zero W PC With Wi-Fi And Bluetooth
New product builds on the success of the Raspberry Pi Zero with added connectivity options
Security Contest Modelled On Mirai Botnet Attack
The first face-to-face round of this year's Cyber Security Challenge UK highlights the risk of insecure IoT connected devices
IT Life: Paul Calatayud, Firemon CTO
Firemon CTO Paul Calatayud explains why he calls it the Internet of Malicious Things and why virtualisation is the greatest tech ever created
NHS Loses Half A Million Patient Documents
The NHS has admitted thousands of patients may have been affected by the loss of records that went undelivered over a period of five years
MWC 2017: Samsung Galaxy S8 Set To Debut On 29 March
The Samsung Galaxy S8 was absent from MWC, but a launch date has all but been confirmed
MWC 2017: Samsung Promises To Learn ‘Every Lesson Possible’ From Galaxy Note 7 Disaster
Samsung says actions not words will regain trust as it promises new safety testing to avoid a repeat
MWC 2017: Samsung Eyes Business Tablet Market With Galaxy Tab S3 & Galaxy Book 2 in 1
Samsung releases competitors for the iPad and Surface as it hopes Galaxy brand will help it snare some of the business tablet market
Microsoft Updates Windows 10 Mail And Calendar Apps
Mail and calendar improvements aim to make your life easier and more productive
Amazon To Add 5,000 Staff In UK This Year
The company plans to hire more than 15,000 staff across Europe by the end of 2017
Google Discloses Another Unpatched Windows Bug
Microsoft's decision to delay its monthly Windows security update until March leaves users unprotected
Bill Gates Supports Income Tax For Robots
Taxation could be used to ease the effects of the job displacement caused by automation, Gates argues
Eight Top IoT startups: From CloudView To FiveAI
Silicon selects eight of the most intersting Internet of Things startups
Munich May Ditch Linux Desktops For Windows
A proposal set for a vote this week would see council workers shifting to a Windows client with 'industry-standard' applications
NCSC To Train Private-Sector Security Staff
The centre allow the government to draw on private-sector expertise and vice-versa.
IBM’s Watson Artificial Intelligence Aids Security Pros
After medical diagnostics and automobile research, Watson now helps defend against security threats
iCloud Retains Deleted Browsing Records, says ElcomSoft
Apple's cloud service held browsing data for more than a year after users had deleted it, find researchers
Pixel XL Review: Living With Google’s Flagship Smartphone
REVIEW: After several months using the Pixel XL, Roland Moore-Colyer gives his verdict on the 100 percent Google phone
Microsoft Launches Surface Hub As-A-Service
The subscription service option for the giant Windows 10 Surface Hub will make it more accessible for smaller organisations
Microsoft Launches Programme To Combat Rising Cloud IP Concerns
The use of cloud platforms are on the rise, but so is the number of IP and patent infringement lawsuits
Government Must Use AI To Cut 250,000 Jobs, Says Reform
Think tank Reform urges the use of artificial intelligence, chat bots and drones to automate everything from public-sector administration to policing
Hacker Takes Over 150,000 Exposed Printers
Mystery messages warn users to secure their network-connected printers
Apple, Google, and Microsoft Back Legal Challenge Against Trump Immigration Order
A cohort of tech firms said the order causes economic damage to the US
Government Digital Service Saves £339m Of £3.3bn In 2015/16
GDS helped departments reduce costs by implementing spending controls and managing strategic ICT implementation, the government said
Virgin Money Giving Teams Up With WorldPay To Ease Donation Strain
The new donation site features faster checkouts and a more responsive customer experience
Cisco Patches Telepresence Attack Flaw
The bug could allow attackers to run malicious code on Cisco Telepresence control units
IT Life: Colin Lees, BT Business & Public Sector CIO
Colin Lees talks BT-EE integration, the cloud services and his love of Spotify
HMRC Takes Over Government Gateway Phase-Out
HMRC said it may extend its own in-house identity verification scheme to other departments once the Government Gateway is terminated
US Tech Firms Criticise Trump Immigration Ban
Silicon Valley firms acknowledged immigration curbs could affect their ability to do business