All content Archive | November 2017

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November 30th
- View from the Airport: HPE Discover 2017
- HTC Vive vs Oculus Rift vs PlayStation VR
- 2.7 million UK Uber customers affected by hack
- HTC Vive price, release date, features and specs: HTC chooses 26 new startups for its Vive X accelerator
- Android co-founder takes leave amid reports of misbehaviour
- How HPE's memory driven computing is tackling Alzheimer's
- G-Cloud extended into 2019
November 29th
- Lenovo ThinkSystem SR630 review
- iPhone 7 review
- HPE CEO Meg Whitman warns more needs to be done to get women into STEM
- Canadian pleads guilty to Yahoo hack
- Dell XPS 13 (late 2016) review
- iPhone X review: the best iPhone ever, but not good enough
- 100GB of secret NSA data found on unsecured AWS S3 bucket
- Nuffield Health chooses Silver Peak for SD-WAN implementation
- FCC says Twitter is "part of the problem" when it comes to open internet
- HPE introduces GreenLake pay-per-use workload pricing
- Datrium introduces cloud recovery service for AWS
- HPE partners with Stephen Hawking on black hole research
- Best Chromebooks
- Does geography matter in a digital marketplace?
November 28th
- HPE bets on AI and edge for future strategy
- Sell more recurring support contracts by focusing on these 3 areas
- HPE space servers continue to work - for now
- SAP and Microsoft bring S/4 HANA to Azure
- What to Expect: AWS re:Invent 2017
- 4G London Underground coming in 2019, following successful tests
- Cloud 28+ membership grows from 200 to 700 in a year
November 27th
- McAfee to acquire Skyhigh Networks
- How digital transformation is impacting application delivery
- Plustek SmartOffice PL4080 review
- What is total cost of ownership (TCO)?
- Two-thirds of enterprises will have multiple clouds and hybrid IT by 2019
- Microsoft Office rolls out on Chromebooks
- Drone users to register and sit safety tests
- 1.7m Imgur accounts compromised after 2014 data breach
- What to expect from HPE Discover Europe 2017
November 26th
- Don’t rip up the rulebook, rip up Ofcom
November 24th
- Symantec selects AWS to power its cloud security
- Security pros warn of Black Friday threats
- Surface Book 2 battery drain problems confirmed by Microsoft
- OneNote for Android beta update
- Parliament's intelligence committee considering Russia investigation
- What is unified comms?
- Apple iPhone SE 2: release date, specs, features and price
- City of Glasgow College brings in NetApp for modernisation drive
- What is succession planning?
- The iPhone is the most popular smartphone in the UK
- Is it worth making anything in the "service-as-a-service" world?
November 23rd
- Tech firms commit to diversity with Tech Talent Charter
- UPS: What every IT reseller needs to know
- SAP User Group to focus on GDPR and collaboration at Connect 2017
- Amazon releases AI consulting programme for AWS customers
- iPhone 5s: Top 10 tips and tricks
- AWS releases AI consulting programme for customers
- Government to apply 'Google tax' to internet firms in UK
- ISPs forced to ditch 'misleading' broadband adverts
- Salesforce revenue rockets 25%
- ICO: Uber data breach raises huge concerns
- Is WhatsApp a suitable tool for business?
- Google Slides vs Microsoft PowerPoint Online
November 22nd
- Dell Latitude 7285 2-in-1 review
- Budget 2017: Hammond targets UK productivity with tech investment
- OnePlus 5T review
- Black Friday deals: HTC Vive bundle with Fallout 4 and Doom VR for £599
- US charges Iranian man with Game of Thrones leaks
- Uber hack: A lesson in how not to handle a data breach
- Should I roll out Chrome OS across my business?
- Meg Whitman calls it a day as HPE CEO
- Google slashes the cost of using Nvidia Tesla GPUs
- Tech Data's UK chief becomes Europe SVP for digital
- Uber paid $100,000 for hackers' silence over huge data breach
- London startup hub Techspace expands to Berlin
- HPE adds AI to data centre management
November 21st
- Black Friday bargain: Currys slashes £250 off the Surface Pro
- More than 400 of the most popular sites are logging everything you type
- Dell Vostro 14 5468 review
- MPs call on PM to intervene in Lauri Love extradition case
- Intel security flaws put laptops, servers and storage at risk of hacking
- AWS stores US spy agency data in Secret Region
- What is cloud sprawl?
- Security: The rising star of MSP portfolios
- With Workplace, is Facebook’s move into the enterprise complete?
- Centerprise promotes sales director to CEO
- Banking bots advise NatWest customers on investments
- Toshiba rubbishes reports that it's selling PC business
- Smartphone kill switches cut phone theft rates in London
November 20th
- Why the mainframe is still going strong
- UK government trains teenage hackers in £20m scheme
- Budget: Driverless cars will take to UK streets by 2021
- DDoS attacks on UK businesses double in six months
- FBI issues warrant for Texas shooter's iPhone data
- Ingram Cloud brings Mozy Backup to the cloud market
- Cambridge University sets up £25m network research group
- Cardiff begins roll out of IoT-enabled street lights
November 19th
- Wunderlist: Much to-do about nothing
November 17th
- The View From The Airport: CA World 2017
- IT ‘will be gone by 2030’, says CA CTO Otto Berkes
- Six reasons to automate your sales incentive programme
- The Gibraltar Blockchain Exchange attempts to tame the ICO wild west
- Android exploit tricks users into recording their screen
- Intel launches a bevy of modems to tap into 5G tech
- Google's chatbot analytics platform launches
- Rackspace completes acquisition of Datapipe
- LastPass boosts platform with a clutch of enterprise-led features
- Zoho launches Notebook for Web
- Dell EMC Networking N1108P-ON review
- OpenText becomes a Dell EMC Select partner
- TalkTalk plans to gut 50% of its IT estate
- Top 10 reasons to consider flexible working
- What is the IT supply chain?
- Only competition can save the UK from its broadband crisis
November 16th
- Cash Converters hit by UK data breach ransom demand
- CA launches new products to enable DevOps workloads
- Egnyte aims to help firms manage and protect PII data under GDPR
- Surface Book 2 hands-on review
- Google beefs up job search tool with salary data
- Microsoft is now a platinum sponsor of the MariaDB Foundation
- Teams must argue to succeed, says Dropbox
- EE completes UK's first 5G lab test
- What to do if your public cloud is breached
November 15th
- CA signposts further acquisitions over the coming year
- Huawei wants to create drone-friendly mobile networks
- SSE plans to run broadband through London's sewer network
- What to expect from CA World 2017
- Will the cloud help your business survive?
- View from the airport: Diversity, discussion and debate - why Dreamforce 2017 was worth a visit
- PM reveals fresh investments in "thriving" tech sector
- US blames North Korea for Fallchill trojan
- 'Take more risks', urges CA CEO Mike Gregoire
- SAP adds 27 customers to blockchain initiative
- Mozilla doubles the speed of its browser with Firefox Quantum
- What is IBM Z?
- 51% of UK employees want more flexible work options
November 14th
- DevOps in the cloud: everything you need to know
- What are the risks of cloud adoption?
- AWS sells China assets to local cloud partner
- Ex-Estonian president: Other countries staying silent over digital ID flaws
- Hackers can 'talk to your children' through connected toys
- Why driverless cars don't belong on public roads (yet)
- Cambium Networks taps up Config as EMEA distie
- HPE and Rackspace create pay-as-you-go private cloud
- Google looks to fix 'unresponsive screen spots' with update
November 13th
- Poor coding is leaving banks at risk of cyber attacks
- Uber edges closer to '$10 billion' SoftBank investment
- Fujitsu SP-1425 review
- Anti-Isis hacktivists compromise terrorists' website
- HPE plans blockchain as-a-service for enterprises
- IBM puts 20-qubit quantum computer in the cloud
- Ofcom reveals automatic compensation for ripped-off broadband customers
- How the sharing economy is transforming technology
November 12th
- Stop your children phubbing you
November 11th
- There’s trouble in store for Microsoft as Jon Honeyball finds his Google services blocked
November 10th
- 250,000 Google login names and passwords are hijacked a week
- Uber loses appeal over UK worker rights
- RBS drives cultural and digital change with Facebook's Workplace
- Royal Society advocates action over computing GCSEs
- Why Sega's latest games required a move to the cloud
- NASA to test 200mbps laser connections in space
- UK government adds seven-year limit to IT supplier contracts
- iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus price, specs, release date and more: iPhone 8 underperforms in first quarter
- Google's Files Go launches into public beta
- BA's digital transformation plans to put Salesforce at the core
- Bomgar adds secure access products to Azure
- Barnardo's opts for Citrix in remote working drive
- Uber's planning its IPO for 2019
- Brother ADS-3000N review
- Business increasingly turning to self-service tech
- Tech companies, tax and the Paradise Papers
November 9th
- Netgear ReadyNAS RN426 review
- GDPR for MSSPs: are you sure you're compliant?
- Vodafone and CityFibre to bring ultra-fast broadband to millions
- Microsoft adds LinkedIn Resume Assistant to Office 365
- Cloud sprawl: how best to manage your cloud instances
- Intel appoints Simms as its UK SSD distributor
- Nutanix set to add developer services to Enterprise Cloud OS
- Salesforce wants to put welcome mat out for partners on AppExchange
- Volkswagen and Google delve into quantum computing
November 8th
- The cost of IT security incidents in 5 charts
- AWS adds default encryption to leaky S3 buckets
- MongoDB Europe kicks off in London with version 3.6
- Jon Von Tetzchner: let's retake the web with regulation
- UK faces challenges to bulk spying in European Court of Human Rights
- Big Switch launches global channel programme
- IBM: Blockchain could help run a legal cannabis industry
- Amazon adds compute-heavy C5 instances to EC2
November 7th
- Salesforce takes partners on a rocket ride
- ITSM: The secret to scalability lies with a modern IT department
- ICO: Only 20% of UK citizens trust companies with their data
- Paradise Papers: Apple drawn into tax haven scandal
- OpenStack set to reach $6 billion by 2021, says 451 Research
- 'Millions' download fake WhatsApp app
November 6th
- Salesforce focuses on personalised learning experiences
- Why your printer could be your GDPR blindspot
- How IT businesses can set clear goals
- Estonia's rise into a digital nation
- Dell EMC PowerEdge R640 review
- Dreamforce 2017: What to expect
- TechWomen50 Awards releases 100-strong shortlist
- VMware pushes deeper into networking with VeloCloud acquisition
- Microsoft keeps going green with Azure cloud in Europe
- Qualcomm sues Apple over 'breached' mobile chips contract
- Google Pixelbook review: the big Chromebook comeback
- VR news: Logitech aims to bring keyboards into VR
November 4th
- A penny for your tweets
November 3rd
- Rogue Twitter employee deactivates Donald Trump's account, users rejoice
- Cisco brings AI to conferencing with Spark Assistant
- Art galleries defrauded by simple email scam
- UK explores Russian-funded advert impact with Brexit vote
- Third-party cyber security breaches 'cost enterprises £1.3m'
- How SMBs are responding to GDPR in 4 key charts
- IBM ditches Bluemix branding
- IBM Watson will clean enterprise data for your AI apps
- City Hall funds 20 investment events for London startups
- How to build web traffic without turning to the dark side
November 2nd
- Met outfits cyber crime unit with real-time malware analysis tools
- What's safer: Macs or PCs?
- Ex-Yahoo and Equifax CEOs to testify before Senate over data breaches
- HP Inc completes $1bn purchase of Samsung's printer business
- Faulty code push locked users out of Google Docs
- Best strategic management tools
November 1st
- NotPetya was nastier than WannaCry ransomware, say experts
- IBM Cloud Private links enterprises to its cloud
- Microsoft 365 Business is now available to SMBs
- Google offers enterprises more ways to migrate to its cloud
- AI and blockchain to benefit from €30 billion EU fund
- Is artificial intelligence safe?