News Archive | December 2014

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December 23rd
- BT targets London broadband weak spots
- Virgin Atlantic 'to create motion sensor cabin with Xbox Kinect'
December 22nd
- Sainsbury’s and Waitrose websites crash leaving customers frustrated
- DDoS attacks remain key threat, with only half of companies prepared
- HP shareholder deal rejected in Autonomy case
December 21st
- Accumuli acquires RandomStorm
December 19th
- Foxtons shifts website to Six Degrees Group cloud
- Cook deploys Qlik to track Christmas sales
- Sony hack, offline Netflix and a robotic arm: Best of the web
- Accenture and BT battle it out to win NHSmail contract
- Microsoft's browser ballot ends after five years
- Apple Pay could launch in UK next year
December 18th
- Snapchat founder “devastated” at inclusion in Sony hack
- Oracle earnings: Ellison “has a long way to go” to cloud success
- CIOs and CMOs urged to collaborate to win customers
- Parliament appoints digital director
- Gov ditches national roaming for £5bn 'notspot' funding
- Exclusive Networks goes global with acquisition of ITEC
- Google Chrome has highest number of vulnerabilities
- AppSense names first Platinum partners
December 17th
- Cabinet Office seeks suppliers for £150m Gov.uk Verify contract
- Channel Q&A: Julian Fielden, MD of OCF
- HP and Salesforce join Verizon’s secure cloud service
- Samsung 'to take on Apple Pay with mobile money'
December 16th
- Google's top 2014 search trends revealed
- Affinity Sutton provides better data insights with BusinessObjects on iPads
- PayPal payments now accepted at Apple
December 15th
- iPhone 6/6 Plus fuel 26 per cent smartphone sales jump for Apple
- Police ‘lack skills to tackle cybercrime’
- Heathrow & Gatwick airspace chaos 'caused by lack of IT investment'
- EE has "worst" customer service record
- Maintel names Legg group sales director
December 12th
- Care.data trial date in doubt
- Getronics offered second helpings by food firm
- Lieberman Software recruiting for EMEA campaign
- Facebook Year in Review (2014), Nobel prize sold & Star Trek 3: Best of the web
- Plymouth Uni ‘guarantees 24/7 IT service availability’
- Did Sony use Amazon to attack torrent sites?
- Avaya to release Chromebook call centre software
December 11th
- MoD signs new £495,000 data centre contract
- Dark Web: GCHQ & NCA tag team on trapping online paedophiles
- Neil Muller quits Computacenter for Daisy Group
- Internet of Things network unveiled by Arqiva and SIGFOX
December 10th
- iOS big data analytics platform unveiled by Apple and IBM
- Intel announces new platform for the Internet of Things
- Public sector too risk-averse, says Francis Maude
- Google chairman blasts "misguided" AI concerns
- Ex-Apple exec jailed for allegedly defrauding the tech giant
December 9th
- MP David Blunkett: "UK needs more cyber security experts"
- Target guilty of massive $30m data breach
- Post Office to give staff tablets under '£100m' IT deal
- Apple may be working on 4-inch iPhone
- UK broadband not up to scratch, Ofcom claims
- Computer science GCSE to return to the syllabus
December 8th
- Sky adopts private cloud to meet big data challenge
- Home Office tied into £330m Oracle ERP deal
- Computacenter delivers on four-year Post Office deal
- Discontinued iPod Classic sold for more than £650 on eBay
- Digital Scotland extends superfast broadband to 1,400 homes
December 5th
- Companies House eyes potential of open data
- Terminator Genisys trailer, Orion launch & Steam streaming: Best of the web
- Alan Turing Institute finds home at British Library
- Microsoft sells Nook Media stake back to Barnes & Noble
- OS X Yosemite update: Wi-Fi problems fixed
- Avnet names Tom Corrigan new sales director
- Nollette quits Egnyte for Violin Memory
- ICO warns of surge in UK healthcare data breaches
- Vodafone: "Big Data is a big problem for us"
- A third of Three's UK customers use its 4G service
- Tommy Hilfiger unveils gadget-charging jackets
December 4th
- Google plans child-safe versions of Chrome and YouTube
- Google ditching CAPTCHA in favour of something less annoying
- Apple could face $1bn payout in iPod-lawsuit
- Four UK cities to test driverless cars in 2015
- Calyx adds Backup and DR to IaaS
- BT installs ‘record-breaking’ broadband network across Scottish Highlands
- Kaspersky: "We have never been asked to whitelist malware"
- Skype co-founder unveils Wire messaging app
December 3rd
- Android 5.0 Lollipop adoption disappointing so far
- Autumn Statement 2014: 10 key takeaways
- Tablets now used in almost 70 per cent of UK schools
- Meg Whitman: HP breakup will result in more innovation
- EE to extend rural coverage using micro-networks
- Iranian hackers hit airlines, telcos & energy firms
December 2nd
- BBC launches children’s coding tool with Technobabble
- Has HP made a Windows Ultrabook lighter than a MacBook Air?
- iPhone Touch ID lets users unlock Macs remotely
- Stephen Hawking's communication tech bags Intel upgrade
- Google Glass 2 with Intel processor in development
- IT departments under pressure to speed up data recovery, finds Veeam
- Radware extends UK distribution with Infinigate
- Google right to be forgotten rule extends to Bing & Yahoo
- Workplace tech worse than what employees use at home
- Microsoft buys Acompli to extend mobile Office features
December 1st
- ForeScout widens net for enterprise push
- NHS trust deploys mobility tool with Vodafone
- Barclays to launch 24-hour video banking
- O2 says Three takeover is 'unlikely'