Alex Hamilton

A new update on Chrome's beta channels has upset users, whose apps have been shut down unless they're downloaded from the Chrome store.

Kasperksy outs solution aimed at banks and endpoint customers after research found that millions of applications now contain malware.

The UK government is injecting £250 million into improving broadband rollout across Britain, with an aim to have 95% of the country connected by 2017.

A survey by Tripwire has discovered that 80 per cent of the best-selling routers online have vital security flaws.

Fujitsu has announced the first tablet to include palm vein authentication, commissioned by a banking group in Japan.

Dell has released the findings of a security survey that show that businesses are unprepared for security issues starting from within.

A report released by mobile network group GSMA projects increased growth in machine-to-machine connections in 2014.

Cisco and AGT have partnered to provide analytics to cities using the Internet of Things.

IBM and AT&T have joined forces to provide support for Internet of Things integration in cities across the globe.

Google is planning to construct a new data centre in Dublin, twice as large as any its built in the country before.

A study by BT found that UK companies give less thought to cyber security than others around the globe.

Microsoft has updated its February security bulletins with patches for vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer.

IBM is reportedly looking for buyers for its semiconductor business as it moves towards software and services.

Toshiba is offering SMBs the chance to trade in their old hardware and software before Windows XP's end-of-life in April.

IBM's Watson cognitive technology is heading to Africa to help boost business and enterprise.

Hybrid solution combines cloud-based convenience with automatic backup and updates.

Iridium has revealed its new WiFi hotspot device that lets employees connect to a satellite network on the go.

Google and Cisco have agreed to a long-term patent and licensing agreement in a show of strength to patent trolls everywhere.

The OpenDaylight Project has announced its new software package "Hydrogen" for software-defined networks.

Facebook, Microsoft, Google and other big web companies have released info about government data requests they have received over the past year.

A risk survey conducted by HP has outlined the risk posed to companies by poorly encrypted mobile apps.

Figures from Synergy Research Group reveal that Amazon is still ahead of the competition for IaaS/PaaS, earning more than all of them put together in 2013.

North Korea's homegrown OS has updated, ditching its older Windows style to copy Mac OS X.

Social networking giant Twitter is reportedly looking into adding revenue streams by dipping its toes into in-app purchases.

The Syrian Electronic Army has breached PayPal and eBay UK to redirect users to anti-US messages.