Stewart Mitchell

In-depth Project dressed up as 'machine learning workshop' gives Google rights to biometrics for product development

By Stewart Mitchell Published 12 April 20

In-depth Do hiring managers favour the enthusiasm of youth over expertise?

By Stewart Mitchell Published 9 December 19

In-depth Why Britain’s broadband providers are worried about a new technology that guards against online snooping

By Stewart Mitchell Published 14 September 19

Analysis Disputed printer cartridge patents and a ban on Google Ads are driving out small tech firms, Stewart Mitchell discovers

By Stewart Mitchell Published 14 August 19

In-depth Regulations have failed to curb privacy crisis as advertisers double down on data collection

By Stewart Mitchell Published 8 August 19

In-depth The government wants big firms to tackle “Online Harms”, but the big firms look set to profit

By Stewart Mitchell Published 6 July 19

In-depth Is there any sound reason not to trust low cost Chinese hardware imports?

By Stewart Mitchell Published 9 April 18

In-depth Your PC or smartphone could be being dragged down by secret Bitcoin mining software in apps and websites

By Stewart Mitchell Published 19 March 18

In-depth Do security services let dangerous criminals escape if it means protecting their hacking techniques?

By Stewart Mitchell Published 9 February 18

In-depth The repercussions of upsetting the web’s gatekeeper can be severe

By Stewart Mitchell Published 22 January 18

In-depth Stewart Mitchell reveals how your devices’ microphones are listening out for more than just your voice commands

By Stewart Mitchell Published 22 September 17

In-depth The tech giants have huge resources, but bounty hunters are better placed to discover many security flaws

By Stewart Mitchell Published 12 May 17

In-depth Java EE is a major enterprise platform, but it hasn’t had a facelift since 2013

By Stewart Mitchell Published 31 January 17

News Tiny drives holding decent amounts of data may soon be available thanks to IBM's breakthrough.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 13 January 12

News Chancellor George Osborne has announced a £100 million funding injection to aid high-speed broadband connectivity in the UK's largest cities.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 30 November 11

News Google has accused Microsoft of "extortion" over patent payments.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 29 September 11

News IBM exec claims PCs are headed the same way as typewriters.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 12 August 11

News The Xoom could be the next target of Apple's patent war.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 11 August 11

News The former Ofcom IT head will be imprisoned for defrauding the communications watchdog.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 9 June 11

News Firms are being asked to help stop the bad guys by feeding information to Government officials.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 9 March 11

News The Android Market will soon feature film-like 'suitability' ratings for apps.

By Stewart Mitchell Published 25 November 10