Intel wants you to be safe in your smart car By Jamie Hinks The group has been formed to conduct research into potential security issues surrounding connected cars.
Microsoft confirms headline features for Dynamics CRM 2016 By Jamie Hinks Focus is on improving Office and mobile integration for customers.
IBM buys StrongLoop to add Node.js development to its cloud By Jamie Hinks The acquisition allows enterprises to build applications equipped with APIs to handle huge data sets.
Dell's new Venue 8 Pro tablet promises a 'real desktop experience' By Jamie Hinks The new Venue 8 Pro makes use of Windows 10 Continuum to bring the gap between the tablet and desktop.
Microsoft dumps Windows 10 installation files on your PC whether you like it or not By Jamie Hinks When users take the plunge the file will already been on the machine, even if they didn't want it initially
It's official: OS X El Capitan releases September 30 By Jamie Hinks Apple let the cat out of the bag that its new Mac OS will arrive at the end of the month.
Office 2016 for Windows 10 will drop on September 22 By Jamie Hinks Microsoft confirmed the release date for the productivity suite and various new business-centric features.
EE Connect is the world's first 4G M2M platform By Jamie Hinks The new platform is ready for the huge influx of machines that EE expects before 2017.
Prolific Russian hackers using untraceable satellites to launch attacks By Jamie Hinks Security researchers have expressed worry at the use of satellites to launch attacks against western governments.
Microsoft steps up cloud security arsenal with Adallom purchase By Jamie Hinks The deal allows Microsoft to offer an even more rounded cloud product to enterprises.
Seagate closes up careless flaws in its wireless hard drives By Jamie Hinks Researchers found that a simple username and password combo allow access to the entire drive's contents.
Remote controlled container ships are closer than you think By Jamie Hinks Inmarsat's satellite expertise are at the heart of the system that will control the ships.
Fake Android porn app takes your photo, then holds it ransom By Jamie Hinks A malicious app installs, takes your picture and then demands $500 to stop the embarrassment.
This new Philips monitor will sport a 5K display By Jamie Hinks IFA 2015 Also being released is Philips' first curved monitor and a few other related technologies.
BlackBerry gets something Good for $425m By Jamie Hinks BlackBerry's acquisition of Good Technology gives the phone manufacturer a solution that serves iOS and Windows devices.
Acer brings a ton of new machines to IFA 2015 By Jamie Hinks IFA 2015 Among the new machines is the company's first ever convertible Chromebook.
Nvidia debuts nippy Grid 2.0 enterprise virtualisation tech By Jamie Hinks The new technology brings a more extensive level of support for different operating systems and apps.
Apple and Cisco partner to extend the iOS enterprise journey By Jamie Hinks Businesses using Cisco Systems will see a greater number of options when it comes to iOS devices.
You should check Windows 10's worrysome parental settings By Jamie Hinks Windows 10 monitors your children's internet history and computer use by default.
Microsoft's latest Windows 10 build is out now By Jamie Hinks Various improvements have been made to the OS except for fixing the Google Chrome 64-bit issue.
Google now lets developers run Docker containers inside its cloud By Jamie Hinks Using the Kubernetes open source system it allows developers to run any Docker containers in Google's cloud.
HP maintains lead over Dell in worldwide server market By Jamie Hinks IBM is one of the big losers in terms of revenue as the decision to sell up to Lenovo continues to bite.
Make your Android tablet look like a Windows PC By Jamie Hinks One Chinese chip maker has modified Android 5.1 to look like Windows.
Windows 10 reaches 75 million installs By Jamie Hinks Corporate VP of the Windows and Devices Group tweeted out a number of interesting facts about Windows 10's first month.
IBM: Dark web ransomware is mushrooming By Jamie Hinks The report finds that the US and Netherlands top the pile when it comes to the origin of the threats.