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HP Acquires Aruba Networks For £1.95 Billion
Biggest splash of cash since Autonomy purchase, Aruba will bolster HP's sliding networking hardware division
MWC 2015 – Jolla Opens Up Sailfish OS To Other Manufacturers
Jolla co-founder Marc Dillon tells TechWeekEurope about the Sailfish Alliance, Sailfish OS 2.0 and privacy-focused Sailfish Secure
MWC 2015 – Nokia Predicts 2020 Launch For 5G After Reaching 1Gbps On 70GHz
Nokia and NTT DoCoMO 'committed' to 2020 launch after successful millimetre wave tests
Apple Watch Set To Debut At 9 March Event
More details about the Apple Watch could be revealed next month after invites are sent out for San Francisco event
Three Thanks Customer-Centric Approach For 478,000 New Customers
Three says 4G at no extra cost, cheaper roaming and customer service investments are bringing users to its network
Android For Work To ‘Tap’ Full Business Potential Of Google’s Mobile OS
Android for Work aims to make it easier to secure and manage devices in the workplace
Devicescape Says Offloading Can Solve Indoor Coverage Issues
Devicescape says it now has 215,000 UK Wi-Fi hotspots in its Curated Virtual Network as it launches Coverage Continuity
Pebble Time Smartwatch Smashes Kickstarter Goal After 17 Minutes
Pebble Time adds colour e-ink screen, has longer battery life and comes with a microphone
4.5G Set To Break 1Gbps Barrier For Mobile Networks In 2016
Huawei says 4.5G will offer faster speeds, greater capacity and lower latency than LTE, powering the IoT, virtual reality and industry apps
Apple Could Release iOS 9 Public Beta
Apple is reportedly planning public betas of iOS 8.1.3 and iOS 9 to reduce number of bugs at launch
New Apple Data Centres In Ireland And Denmark To Power European Market
Apple data centres will use 100 percent renewable energy and will power iCloud, iMessage and App Store across Europe
Infographic: Dispelling The Myths Of Mobility
FeedHenry, part of Red Hat, says becoming mobile is easier than businesses think
Virgin Media And Arqiva Agree Small Cell Partnership For Better Urban 4G
Partners to offer 'end-to-end' small cell services to mobile operators across the UK
Dropbox For Windows Phone Gets Shared Folders
Dropbox adds more functionality to its Windows Phone app
GCHQ And NSA ‘Hacked’ SIM Card Firm To Spy On Calls And Texts
GCHQ and NSA accused of hacking Gemalto in documents allegedly leaked by Edward Snowden
Mobile Operators Face Higher Spectrum Fees Despite Coverage Pledges
Ofcom publishes latest proposals for 900MHz and 1800MHz spectrum licence fees to take into £5 billion pledge to boost geographic coverage
Microsoft Boosts Outlook Security For iOS And Android
First update for Outlook mobile app adds passcode, encryption and remote app wipe features
GSMA: A Third Of The World Will Be Covered By 4G In 2015
Industry body GSMA says 4G is one of fastest technology adoptions ever
Why The ‘Personal’ Cloud Should Be Locked Out Of The Business
Martin Warren of NetApp explains why the mobile workforce is not as idyllic as industry whitepapers would have you believe
Vertu Releases £14,300 Signature Touch Pure Jet Red Gold Smartphone
Vertu expands range with less bling-bling smartphone
Up To 50 Google Project Ara Modules Tipped For MWC 2015 Appearance
Google will reportedly show off a working Project Ara prototype at MWC
Wi-Fi Helps Scandinavian Airlines Save On Roaming And Fuel
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) deploys iPass for electronic manuals and cheaper communications
How Unified Communications Is Helping Dr Martens’ Expansion
Dr Martens says ShoreTel system is saving money and making communication easier
Microsoft Releases First Windows 10 Preview For Smartphones
Windows Insiders with certain Lumia smartphones can now test Microsoft's vision of a converged operating system
Microsoft To ‘Reinvent’ Mobile Calendars After Sunrise Takeover
Microsoft buys mobile calendar app developer Sunrise to boost mobile productivity apps
Ofcom Formally Approves Use Of White Space Technology
First white space apps could appear by the end of 2015 after Ofcom gives its seal of approval following trials
Kyocera Enters European Smartphone Market With Ruggedised ‘Torque’ Handset
Waterproof, dustrpoof, shockproof Kyocera Torque designed for challenging conditions
Smartphone Kill-Switches ‘Reducing’ Thefts In London
Mayor of London says smartphone kill-switches are making London safer, but wants industry to make them compulsory
Government Pledges £50m For Train Wi-Fi From 2017
Government invites four operators to apply for funding and will make train Wi-Fi a condition of any future franchise bid