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November 2015

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November 30
- VPN flaw could expose real IP address to hackers
- Over 4,500 miles of UK roads are without phone signal
- Hackers threaten Greek banks with DDoS
November 27
- LG invest $8.7 billion in new OLED plant
- Raspberry Pi Zero launches for the price of a pint
- Huawei and Telefonica agree to promote enterprise migration to cloud
- Retailers start Black Friday early to avoid system outages
November 26
- New chip could charge phones in ten minutes
- Google blames search “monopoly” on bug
- HP Inc. sales down, but HPE sales up, fiscal results show
- Nest Cam security camera is always transmitting data
November 25
- The laser changed everything. This is its story
- SAP 'should provide clarity over S/4 HANA upgrades'
- Spending Review: Chancellor confirms £1.9bn cybersecurity funding
- Government Digital Service gets £450m mega-budget
- Hilton admits to credit card-stealing malware breach
- Law firm calls for EU to rethink health data policy
- Met Police rolls out Taser body cameras
November 24
- Google copyright takedown requests rose by over 8x last year
- SAP has improved UK customer communication, says MD
- PPI companies punished for sending spam texts
- Yahoo restricts email access for ad blocker users
November 23
- NovaStor NovaBackup NAS Suite review
- SAP users don’t believe the digital hype
- Malware found on hotel chain's PoS terminals
- Survey shows millennials are less cybersecure than parents
- The business benefits of an A3 colour printer
- Google will offer legal support for YouTube DMCA takedowns
- Does a lack of investment hamper European start-ups?
November 20
- Microsoft Windows is 30 today!
- Hands on: HP Elite X2 1012 Skylake hybrid
- From firefighters to retailers: IoT things outside the home
- The Prince's Trust and Capgemini will teach digital skills to underprivileged kids
- EU promises crackdown on Bitcoin following Paris attacks
- IM app Telegram shuts down 78 ISIS accounts
November 19
- George Osborne's understanding of cybersecurity is worrying
- Infosys wants to increase ATP’s online tennis audience by 300%
- Microsoft Office is 25 today!
November 18
- Starting a business? Tech entrepreneurs share their 9 tips for success
- Pinterest launches new AI image search tool
- Adobe Document Cloud review
- Skype for Business review
- Fujitsu Storage Eternus DX60 S3 review
- EU centralises European open data through one portal
November 17
- Why the FBI is wrong: you should never pay ransomware
- UK Gov will double cybersecurity funding to fend off ‘ISIS cyber attacks’
- Amateur hackers give away presence of much worse attacks, says IBM
- Synology DiskStation DS1515 review
- Huawei teams up with Telefónica to define 5G standards
November 16
- Tech sector wants Britain to be part of a reformed EU
- Tech City UK programme to help scale-ups grow
- Gmail will soon alert you if you receive unencrypted emails
- Google driverless car pulled over by police
November 13
- Planes grounded at Paris Orly airport thanks to Windows 3.1 error
- Facebook introduces Snapchat-style disappearing messages
- Skype co-founder: Why EU start-ups are better built than US cousins
- TomTom inks deal with Uber for mapping software
- Facebook launches Notify news app
November 12
- Dell Networking C9010 Network Director review
- Would mandatory quotas help more women into tech?
- The ghost of Windows XP still haunts SMBs
- UK government Facebook data requests grow 71%
- Dell boosts support for SMBs with new range of servers
- AWS Education Day comes to London
- Microsoft detects how you're feeling with new AI tech
November 11
- Parking fine clerk graduates as world-leading cybersecurity talent
- Apple will add 1,000 new jobs to its Irish plant
- "Love change": Business advice from the man who held Nokia together
- Lawsuits over Google cookies crumble
- Forget Apple Pay, soon you'll pay for everything with your finger
- Why Facebook's real customers are advertisers
- Forget a PC, the iPad Pro is a computer replacement
- Barclays Fantasy Football site targeted by malvertising
November 10
- European data protection legislation must respect "human dignity"
- Blackberry Priv review
- Look to the future to survive disruption
- How Nokia's chairman demanded €2bn from Steve Ballmer
- Syncplicity updates platform to address Safe Harbor changes
- Dell merger won’t destroy EMC federation
November 9
- Ericsson and Cisco announce wide-ranging networking partnership
- AMD in hot water over false advertising claims
- International Council for Women website compromised by Nuclear malware
- Hackers win because they're better at sharing
November 6
- Motorola Moto G 3 (third generation, 2015) review
- Twitter addresses diversity problem amidst criticism from former employee
- YouTube adds virtual reality to its app
- BlackBerry's Android-based Priv smartphone launches today
- Netgear Business Central Wireless Manager review
- Three quarters of Android apps share email addresses
November 5
- Experts question sheer scale of data storage required by Snooper's Charter
- Investigatory Powers Bill: A Snooper's Charter in all but name alone
- Microsoft Office 2016 for Mac review
- James Bond style hack attacks pose no threat in the real world
- £100 - the price of confidential business information
- Lenovo and Nutanix announce hyperconverged appliances
November 4
- Snooper's Charter puts data at risk even with encryption
- 11 security problems found on Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge
- How may I help you? Your next co-worker might well be a robot
- CPS fined £200,000 over loss of "high-profile" crime interviews
- Essential accessories for mobile workers
- Cortana: How she can help your business work harder
- The surprising ways Windows 10 keeps your data secure
- Facebook AI can recognise objects in photos
- HP ZBook 14 G2 review
- Best business apps for Windows 10
- Upgrading to Windows 10: everything you need to know
- Bristol is Open turns city into innovation testbed
- Kaspersky: Longest DDoS attack lasted 320 hours in Q3
November 3
- Whitehall departments set SMB targets to hit 33% spend goal
- Firefox stops third-parties from tracking your data
- UK government looks to ban strong encryption from devices
- London IT roles down while the north leads the way
- Snapchat's T&Cs update could put user data at risk
November 2
- HP split is 'no silver bullet for Meg Whitman's woes'
- Gov waters down Investigatory Powers Bill spying measures
- Hackers steal nearly 2,000 Vodafone customer accounts
- Virgin Media launches innovative startup search
- Wearables success comparable to tablets, YouGov says
- Can you survive a web avalanche?