News archive

December 2014

Filter

Year
Month

265 articles

December 31
- What to expect from business tech in 2015
- Wearables in 2014: how did tech's new suit fit?
- Samsung unveils fanless MacBook Air competitor with 12-hour battery life
- Best free software of 2014: Dropbox
- Highs and lows for Apple in 2014
- How MIMO tech is advancing high-speed LTE data services
December 30
- 4K in 2014: the highs, the lows and what to expect in 2015
- Has Google been naughty or nice in 2014?
- Changes in European Data Protection Regulation: A look at the GDPR
December 29
- Windows 10 could come with a brand new Microsoft browser
- The 7 phones that EVERYBODY loved
- The future of the omnichannel experience
- Proximity marketing networks: the future of consumer engagement?
December 28
- Your old Nokia sucked: here's how much better phones have become in 20 years
- Sony restores access to PSN after DDoS attack - three days later
- What is the business case for flexible working?
December 27
- 10 predictions for the mobile world in 2015
- The must-have apps for any new smartphone
- 10 tiny tech advances that will make 2015 awesome
- What is the Cicret Bracelet wearable?
- Are Consumer Operating Systems Right for Your Enterprise Mobile Devices?
- How to safely and securely move your workload to the cloud
December 26
- Sony's gigantic Xperia Z4 Tablet Ultra to launch in early 2015?
- Are you 'application-aware'? If not, here's what you could be missing out
- 10 top trends for BI in 2015
- 8 essential free downloads for your new Windows PC this Christmas
December 25
- How machine learning and image recognition could revolutionise search
- Where do traditional banks fit in the FinTech revolution?
- Ultra Low Energy standard set to make smart homes ubiquitous
- Can SQL and NoSQL databases live happily together?
- What's on the horizon: the giant leaps for tech in 2015
- Are employees putting your data at risk?
December 24
- 10 apps to help you successfully ignore your family during the holidays
- Could speech analytics prevent the next financial crash?
December 23
- Nokia's first Android tablet could arrive mere days into 2015
- What happens when augmented reality meets social media?
- Apple's 4-inch iPhone 6S 'mini' may have some familiar curves
- What on Earth is Sony doing with its smartphones?
- How businesses can deal with the issue of employees surfing for pornography
- Your tablet could be damaging your health
- Christmas crackers: Skype
- Microsoft confirms OneDrive will keep files 'forever' if users want it
- Samsung's first Tizen phone shows up in the flesh
- LG's new speakers start playing the tunes when your phone is nearby
- What is 'digital' – and is it creating a new form of capitalism?
- HTC Hima may actually be bigger than the HTC One M8
- Microsoft in 2014: your new 'platforms and productivity' provider
- Four steps for success with big data in 2015
December 22
- How going digital can drive business innovation and value
- ARM server startup Calxeda back on track
- Nintendo is working on its next console, which may be powered by AMD
- This is Samsung's Z1 Tizen phone, launching in January
- Two months in, Apple Pay is doing impressively well
- World could 'run out of storage capacity' within two years warns Seagate
- BlackBerry and Boeing are making a self-destructing smartphone
- The three waves of the digital age, leading to consumer power
- Lamborghini president spies SUV in company's future
December 21
- The last thing we need is more anonymity on the internet
December 20
- Xbox looks to VR, Android gets Hearthstone, GTA 5 gets snowed under
- 5 reasons why the Apple Watch will fail
December 19
- 7 best iPhone health apps for iOS 8
- T-Mobile agrees to pay out $90 million over mobile cramming
- Selfie stick: genius invention or idiot pole?
- Sony's surreal CES 2015 teaser features Android TV and... a pregnant woman
- Lenovo's new phone might boast a 46-day battery life
- Touch ID's next big trick may get thumbs wriggling
- Week in Tech: BlackBerry's back, Jawbone's movin' on UP, Netflix says no
- Hyundai's new Display Audio system is sitting on the OS fence
December 18
- Comcast has launched its super-limited 4K streaming app
- Windows Phone 8.1 Denim update arriving to all Lumias in January
- Google Cardboard: everything you need to know
- Fuji X-T1 gets turbocharged with v3.0 firmware update
- Connected cars: a cyber-security nightmare on wheels
- Meet the wearable that controls your TV while you sleep
- LG's 'more intuitive' webOS 2.0 is coming to CES 2015
- Why Sony canceling The Interview in theaters is a huge win for PS4
- Sony cans The Interview release as North Korea linked to hack
December 17
- Android Wear users can watch their security cameras on their wrists
- Dish subscribers can now watch Netflix right on their Hoppers
- Sprint's going to court for 'cramming' unauthorized charges onto users
- Apple wins iTunes DRM antitrust case, avoiding $1 billion payout
- How to prove the value of DDoS security
- The autonomous car: a socioeconomic change on the horizon
- Vessel is alive, and it might be the biggest threat YouTube has ever faced
- How to accelerate migrations and transformation within the enterprise
- BlackBerry Classic launch signals return of trusty trackpad
- Here's how Google's Ingress will be moving from the phone to your wrist
- Sony's answer to Google Glass will make your specs smarter
- Recruitment software: changing the way your company hires
- Netflix: offline viewing is 'never going to happen'
- HTC confirms broken voice calling on flagship One M7
- Fetch! Dog runs with help of 3D-printed prosthetics
- BMW has a self-parking car you can summon with your smartwatch
December 16
- Taylor Swift's Spotify exodus might actually change something, sort of
- Pebble's new Android notifications let you take action from your watch
- T-Mobile unveils new 'Data Stash', a rollover plan for your data
- Virtualisation gets a class of its own
- Is this the OnePlus One Mini?
- Fitbit Charge is causing skin irritations, but Fitbit says it's not to blame
- Microsoft may not launch a new Windows Phone flagship before September 2015
- A little transparency: Jaguar's 360° Urban Windshield removes blind spots
- It looks like Bose wants to launch its own music streaming service
- Amazon Fire TV gets HBO Go app and a discount for good measure
December 15
- 5 reasons why the Apple Watch will succeed
- T-Mobile is going to do another crazy thing for 'Un-carrier 8.0'
- Is your organisation ready for wearables?
- Insecure data: Is your business storing up problems for the future?
- We need to talk about this mysterious new Wii U GamePad
- Apple tried to block all iTunes rivals from iPods, says ex-iTunes engineer
- Latest Windows 10 leak reveals Cortana, new Xbox app and tweaked taskbar
- Unbelievable Sony Xperia Z4 Compact and Z4 Ultra leak
December 14
- Can everyone please stop making us buy bigger phones?
- Only learning to code can stop technology from being the boss of us
December 13
- Logitech looks to the pros to perfect its peripherals
- Special PlayStations, Morpheus drip and a final Odyssey
- The most powerful supercomputers in the world – and what they do
December 12
- LTE-ready Nexus 9 is now up at T-Mobile, AT&T and Google Play
- Building a better mouse: inside Logitech's Swiss testing facility
- The biggest Chromebook yet might launch early in 2015
- 3 critical mobility components that help IT managers sleep at night
- AAA games on Oculus Rift are years away, says dev
- The Apple Store starts accepting PayPal online
- How to find crucial digital evidence in the big data haystack
- Amazon explains why its app was kicked from Google Play
- How the Snapdragon 810 is going to change smartphones
- What's next for Blackphone: App store, Silent Spaces and new phones
- The Honor 6 Plus is Huawei's Christmas present to us all
- How to improve your Google rankings with SSL Hosting
- Smaller 11-inch Yoga 3 Pro shows up with faster Broadwell CPU
- Week in Tech: PS4 pop-ups, Instagram's lunch domination and the face space race
- Will enterprise tech ever catch up with the consumer market?
- Best free MP3 software: 10 programs for playing and managing your music
- Does it matter if you give away your personal data?
- Price slashed for WinX DVD Ripper Platinum
December 11
- Forgot your ID? That won't be a problem next year thanks to one state's app
- Nexus 5 sales are limited right now, but will continue into early 2015
- Lyft launches its ride-sharing Line feature in one new city
- How to navigate the new age of data integration
- Eyeing up Google Glass: a wish list for wearable glasses that work in the field
- The importance of a planned app strategy for your business
- Bitcoin value surges as Microsoft starts accepting cryptocurrency
- Jolla reveals more details about its tablet
- Has Microsoft finally got an iPhone killer in the McLaren?
- The Galaxy A7 might be even better than we thought
- IBM and Apple unveil first wave of co-developed business apps
December 10
- T-Mobile's latest Simple Choice offer is an unlimited data family plan
- Google just showed how serious it is about Cardboard
- Making the most of hospital Wi-Fi
- Why net neutrality opens the door to the free market capitalism debate
- Shazam deepens Spotify integration with a new built-in music player
- The Samsung Galaxy Alpha had Gorilla Glass 4 this whole time
- How Kinect and analytics could boost sales in bricks-and-mortar stores
- HTC will reveal its wearable at CES, but it's not a smartwatch
- Facebook has a plan to stop you uploading drunk photos
- You'll be able to buy Project Ara parts through Google's special store
- Tattle-tale Apple lawyers win Google Play users $19 million
- Managing growth: how tech companies position millennial managers for success
December 9
- HBO's solo service could launch with next Game of Thrones season
- Retina MacBook Air: 5 things we want to see
- Uber's brash moves get it sued in Oregon and kicked out of Spain
- The Nexus 6 almost had a fingerprint scanner
- New technology will triple the speed of wireless charging
- The world's greatest SFX man says he's fixed that 48fps Hobbit problem
- Sony hints that we won't see Project Morpheus any time soon
- HTC Desire 620 launched - the phone the Desire 610 should have been
- Blackphone sheds light on world's first privacy-focused app store
- How to secure business mobile devices: a safety checklist
- The number of households with a TV falls for first time ever in UK
December 8
- DirecTV launches 4K UHD satellite into space
- Vimeo now supports 4K videos, but not how you might think
- Facebook Graph Search can now help find posts you've forgotten
- Virtual reality gets serious as Samsung Gear VR goes on sale
- How to survive the holidays with your office productivity intact
- Create your own app: the rise of App Builders
- Fresh leaks reveal HTC Hima screen and a new HTC tablet
- Win an HTC One M8 for Windows!
- Why is YouTube scared of the big bad Vessel?
- Motorola Moto G (2013) now receiving Lollipop update
- The TechRadar Christmas wishlist
- TVs of the year 2014: the best new tech, brands and models
- Does your business have a ticking data time bomb?
- Dolby to take on IMAX with its own premium theatre experience
December 6
- Driverless cars within two years? Not a chance, says Volvo top bod
- Up close with the games that will define the PS4 in 2015
- Zelda Wii U, Street Fighter 5 and No Man's Sky impress, but they're no Shopper Simulator
- Excessive 'privilege' is still a gaping security hole
- AT&T's LTE throttling is more rampant than previously thought
- Galaxy S6 and LG G4 facing delays thanks to Snapdragon 810 defects?
- Mid-range SM-E700H could be part of Samsung's big 2015 restart
December 5
- Going mobile: Toyota heads to Silicon Valley to rekindle our love of cars
- Fitbit is releasing a limited number of Charge HR and Surge trackers early
- Sprint is ditching some Windows Phones, but not Windows Phone
- 8 things the connected car can offer enterprises
- Fujitsu: Human Centric Innovation is the next big mega-trend in computing
- Top tips for handling a software audit
- Tag Heuer could reveal its first smartwatch in January
- Did Amazon just take a dig at Windows 8?
- Week in Tech: Amazon's burnt, PlayStation's old, Google's fixing the web
- The Eternal Life of Your Data
- Ditch the marketing speak, Microsoft, and talk to us like humans
- The Facebook Conditioning Effect
- Apple wants you to help it fix Maps
- Combining Text Technologies: Text Mining & Voice to Text
- Should your company switch to Google Inbox?
- Xodiom: an affordable and impressive OnePlus competitor emerges
- Apple may be working on virtual reality, but it's destroyed the evidence
- Are vendor audits now a fact of life for enterprises?
December 4
- IBM and Docker team up for next-gen enterprise apps in the cloud
- HTC One M8 edges LG G3 and iPhone 6 as TechRadar's Best Flagship Phone
- Cloud Comes of Age: Love it or loath it, just don't ignore it
- A quick guide to going green
- Do Apple products belong in the business world at all?
- Imagination launches affordable micro-computer to take on the Raspberry Pi
- New Manta X7 smartphone has no physical buttons
- Beats man Iovine talks about filling Apple's music 'hole' with streaming
- OnePlus Two rumours point to another big screened beast
- The impact of technology failures: why IT departments must step up
- New low-cost Moto E spec leak reveals positive improvements
- From discovery to action: big data in the boardroom
- How to manage electronic documents across your business
December 3
- Verizon has begun sacrificing its 3G networks on the altar of LTE
- Google Inbox will let you hit 'undo' on sent emails
- Will the next Droid be a high-powered 6-inch Verizon exclusive?
- EMC's Spanning announces plans for Microsoft Office 365 integration
- Win the lovely LG G3
- Yotaphone 2 arrives as 'the phone with two fronts'
- Google's new Captcha can tell you're human from a single click
- Surface Mini: everything we know so far
- The top supercomputer surprises on the horizon
- Choosing the best ways to capture data
- M2M technology is changing the way we live
- The App Store is dead, long live the Service Catalogue
- More Amazon Fire Phones are coming - whether we want them or not
- Could this be Google Glass 2?
- 3D printing: gimmick or small business opportunity?
- Acer CEO: Without the cloud, wearables are nothing but toys
- Mozilla wants to put Firefox on your iPhone
- How to keep your employees happy on the Web
- Acer tapping internal gamers to influence 'hardcore' gaming products
- The hidden ways to improve your storage: the IT manager's guide to adding to existing hardware
December 2
- Google recruits Austin residents to fight for their right to fast Fiber internet
- Best Verizon phone 2014: 8 smartphone upgrades
- Sprint will cut your bill in half if you switch from AT&T or Verizon
- I just played catch with an invisible baseball, but it felt like it was real
- Agile or Waterfall? How to successfully manage mixed methodologies
- Intel and Stephen Hawking open source assistive computer control system
- Huawei vents frustration with Windows Phone
- Molyneux: Kickstarter is a 'destructive' force that damaged Godus
- HP's EliteBook Folio 1020 is a sleek Broadwell business notebook
- iPhone 6 'plagued' by misaligned selfie cameras
- How to use social media to boost your video content
- Better management through business-minded dashboards
December 1
- Evernote wants to usurp PowerPoint, make your cubicle more collaborative
- Intel buys password management software PasswordBox
- The hidden risks in consumer-grade storage components
- Docker on Windows Server: how will it work?
- Listen To Your Customers With Text Analytics
- Transactional communications via web portals
- Next generation Lumia 1020 could feature 50MP camera
- Sony Fes Watch has an E-ink display, but it's not smart
- The complexities of embracing BYOD in the age of video
- Three reasons why businesses should adopt a web portal
- iPad Pro may feature a 12.2-inch screen and brand new A9 processor
- iOS 8: what it means for business
- Microsoft is planning an Xbox One wearable for 2015