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22/01/20

The smart ideas that will define technology in 2020
From bioengineering to sustainable investing, these are some of the big changes you can expect this year
Read more: wired.co.uk/

20/01/20

Building a customer-obsessed business
"You can have the fanciest tech in the world but if you have no customers, you have nothing,"
Read more: fstech.co.uk

17/01/20

How to Link Multiple Gmail Accounts Together in 4 Easy Steps
Gmail is popular and free. So, it’s safe to assume that you have more than one Gmail account.
Read more: makeuseof.com

15/01/20

A 2020 Resolution Pop-Up Resort
Resort Inspired by 2020 Resolutions
Read more: adweek.com

13/01/20

Warnings over preparedness for new AML rules
The fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive has come into force today, with warnings that many companies now governed by the regulations are not prepared.
Read more: fstech.co.uk

10/01/20

The importance of machine learning in cyber security
We hear a lot about artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), but what is the difference?
Read more: clickedonline.co.uk

08/01/20

A brutal year: how the 'techlash' caught up with Facebook, Google and Amazon
Privacy scandals and antitrust issues dogged social media giants and the online retailer saw a rise in employee organizing
Read more: theguardian.com

06/01/20

The best gadgets and gear for 2020 from WIRED Recommends
We've got you covered with our round-up of the very best products out there
Read more: wired.co.uk

03/01/20

Chrome's data disaster
Browser update wipes out Android app data
Read more: arstechnica.com

01/01/20

HAPPY NEW YEAR
Pete from PC Clinic, Wishes all his clients A Happy New Year.
Read more: pcclinic-midlands.co.uk

30/12/19

How can attacks bypass Windows Driver Signature Enforcement?
Security researchers demonstrated how a new fileless attack
Read more: searchsecurity.techtarget.com

27/12/19

This AI-powered tool helps you write effective and inclusive job ads
HR departments everywhere, here’s a little secret: Women don't respond well to job ads requesting “superstars” or “ninjas.”
Read more: thenextweb.com

25/12/19

Wi-Fi Routers And The Way they Look!
With almost every house, Wi-Fi routers are popular than ever.
Read more: clickedonline.co.uk

23/12/19

Deliveroo for Business introduces new services
The UK is the first market globally to launch the new services, which bring together all the ways Deliveroo transforms workplace events
Read more: uktech.news

20/12/19

Cyber security takes its place alongside UK’s armed services
The pervasiveness of information and the pace of technological change are utterly transforming the character of warfare in the 21st Century,
Read more: computerweekly.com

18/12/19

7 Things to Do With Old RAM Modules
If you’ve ever upgraded your PC or laptop, there's a very good chance that the process involved inserting some more RAM.
Read more: makeuseof.com

13/12/19

Best streaming video services 2019
The days of having to tune in live or buy expensive discs in order to watch your favorite shows and movies are gone.
Read more: tomsguide.com

11/12/19

16 Best Internet Speed Test Tools and Apps for Your Phone and Desktop
Internet speed test apps and websites are a useful way of checking that your ISP is providing the service they promised you.
Read more: interestingengineering.com

09/12/19

Google to stop indexing Flash for search
Google search is about to deliver something of a coup de grace.
Read more: computerworld.com

06/12/19

Google caught a Russian state hacker crew uploading badness to the Play Store
Adtech firm also sent 12k phishing warnings to users of its services
Read more: theregister.co.uk

04/12/19

Produce a professional portfolio with photo books
One of the first things that employers want to see is a professional portfolio of the work you have done in the past.
Read more: tgdaily.com

02/12/19

What the EU’s decision on Facebook means for social media
Recent ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union will have global implications for social media companies and any organisations that host online content
Read more: computerweekly.com

29/11/19

Slow websites to be labelled by Chrome browser
Google said it was working on several "speed badging" systems that let visitors know why a page is taking time to show up.
Read more: newsnow.co.uk

27/11/19

How to clean your Apple AirPods (2019)
Put the toothpick down
Read more: techradar.com

25/11/19

Google brings its secret health data stockpiling systems to the US
Remember the UK DeepMind scandal? No?
Read more: theregister.co.uk

22/11/19

Google debuts new digital well-being
apps designed to help users be better aware of their device use and reduce their screen time.
Read more: techcrunch.com

20/11/19

Facebook's Zuckerberg grilled over ad fact-checking policy
US lawmakers have sharply criticised Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg about the firm's policy not to fact check political ads.
Read more: bbc.co.uk

18/11/19

Computer Weekly announces the Most Influential Women in UK Tech 2019
The list, which is now in its eighth year, was introduced in 2012 to shine a light on the non-male role models in the technology sector.
Read more: computerweekly.com

15/11/19

Fintech startup Goodbox raises £1m
Manchester fintech startup GoodBox has reached its £1 million funding target on leading investment platform Seedrs to expand the team in all areas.
Read more: uktech.news

13/11/19

It Will Take More Than Technological Determinism To Build The Future Of Work
It’s easy to get excited about new tech and inventions, especially in the world of work.
Read more: imaginationmatters.org

11/11/19

Real Buyer Perspectives in Your Space
Challenge: Lack of clear insight impacts everything you do.
Read more: techtarget.com

08/11/19

How to DELETE 99.9% of Your Digital Footprint from the internet
It is compelling reading for anyone who is worried about the threat of hackers, as well as the way their digital footprint is being used to bombard them with targeted ads.
Read more: interestingengineering.com

06/11/19

How to squeeze the most from your smartphone's battery
Phone keep running out of juice?
Read more: wired.co.uk

04/11/19

How Can Consumers Stay Safe When Shopping Online?
As headlines keep reminding us of the latest hacker attacks and data breach incidents, consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the dangers that lie ahead in the digital age.
Read more: comparethecloud.net

01/11/19

Instagram Feature You Probably Didn't Use Often To Go Away Soon
The “Following” tab on Instagram is going away this week, according to BuzzFeed News.
Read more: forbes.com

30/10/19

Malware Mousetrap – how to catch a hi-tech hacker
Bait with cheese: malware traps and spam nets
Read more: comparethecloud.net

28/10/19

Google Maps is flooded with 'millions' of fake business listings
A new WSJ report estimates millions of Google listings contain false information.
Read more: engadget.com

25/10/19

G Suite domains lack end-to-end encryption
Ex-Google staffer claims data stored in Google Docs and other G Suite apps isn't as private as users might think
Read more: computing.co.uk

23/10/19

PlayStation 5 vs Project Scarlett: Which console will be best?
The next-gen console war is about to begin.
Read more: digitalspy.com

21/10/19

Where Do You Shop for Deals?
13 Bargain Websites That Are Cheaper Than eBay
Read more: makeuseof.com

18/10/19

Why you shouldn't save passwords in your browser
But there’s a very good reason why you should never allow a web browser to remember your passwords; it's very easy for someone else to view these stored passwords.
Read more: clickedonline.co.uk

16/10/19

How to Set Up Your Computer to Auto-Restart After a Power Outage
Aside from malware and viruses, nothing has the potential to be more dangerous to your computer's health than power outages.
Read more: technewsworld.com

14/10/19

VPN users: If you're on Fortinet, Palo Alto, Pulse Secure, patch now, warns spy agency
As ZDNet reported in September, a group of Chinese state-backed hackers known as APT5 have been attacking enterprise VPN servers
Read more: zdnet.com

11/10/19

Warning over Reductor malware that manipulates browsers' random number generator to hijack HTTPS traffic
Researchers at Kaspersky have discovered new malware that, they claims, can decode encrypted TLS traffic on-the-fly without having to intercept it.
Read more: computing.co.uk

09/10/19

PayPal may be getting cold feet over Facebook's 'cryptocurrency' Libra
Facebook’s 'cryptocurrency' Libra is reportedly on the verge of losing.
Read more: thenextweb.com

07/10/19

Cyber and AI are top compliance concerns
Cyber security risk and artificial intelligence (AI) are amongst the top business concerns of compliance and procurement professionals, according to new research.
Read more: nationaltechnology.co.uk

04/10/19

The best Google Assistant compatible tech to build out your smart home
Google Assistant is the best voice assistant around.
Read more: wired.co.uk

02/10/19

Google Search Will Now Find Key Moments Inside Of YouTube Videos…
Why this is important for your business?
Read more: forbes.com

30/09/19

'Right to be forgotten' on Google only applies in EU, court rules
Europe’s top court says firm does not have to take sensitive information off global search.
Read more: theguardian.com

27/09/19

Misconfigured Google Calendars leaking private information of thousands of users
Security researcher claims to have found more than 200 calendars leaking information that should be private.
Read more: computing.co.uk