Latest articles by Sabina Weston
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 review: Y2K nostalgia
Reviews Is the Flip 3 enough to bring the classic flip phone from simple nostalgic memories to actual modern-day reality?
Google Russia files for bankruptcy, ends operations in the country
News The asset seizure by Russian authorities has made it impossible for the company to pay employees or suppliers
Mainland Europe now outpacing UK in AI adoption
News Study suggests UK businesses have been hit the hardest by industry skills shortages
BT to invest almost £100 million in innovative 5G and edge business use cases
News The investment is part of the newly-unveiled Charter that aims to benefit BT’s 1.2 million business and public sector customers
Preparing for the 3G sunset
In-depth Although 5G is gaining huge momentum, an alarming number of organisations are still dependent on legacy networks
Here’s the first look at Google’s new Bay View campus
News First announced in 2017, the all-electric campus is the first to be fully developed and built by Google
Don’t hire North Korean IT workers, FBI warns
News North Korean nationals can earn even $300,000 (£240,687) per year from US companies and use the remuneration to fund nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles development
Meta partners with AMD on 4G/5G infrastructure project
News AMD is to develop multiple radio units (RUs) for Meta’s Evenstar global internet programme
"Inevitable" Vodafone and Three merger won't benefit business customers
News A merger between the two companies doesn’t feel like a natural marriage, experts say, with pooled resources and expertise offset by less choice and disruption
Checkout.com to acquire identity verification provider Ubble
News Ubble’s services will allow Checkout.com to reduce the financial risk associated with e-commerce transactions
UK data watchdog cut IT spending by £1.2 million during pandemic
News The ICO’s IT budget has been slashed by around 23% since 2019
GDPR “slowing innovation” in the Android app market, research claims
News National Bureau of Economic Research claims that GDPR had killed off 32.4% of apps available on the Google Play Store
EE becomes first UK mobile operator to achieve significant 5G milestone
News The mobile operator also announced improved 5G services in 20 popular UK holiday destinations that are expected to experience high summer footfall
What we know about One Outlook so far
News One Outlook, known internally as Project Monarch, has been mostly kept under wraps by Microsoft
Nvidia settles cryptomining charges for $5.5 million
News Nvidia’s gaming chips had been used to mine cryptocurrency, including Ethereum, since at least 2018
Dell calls time on the age-old on-prem vs cloud rivalry
Opinion The tech giant champions multi-cloud at one of the best conferences out there, unless you’re immunosuppressed, that is – our Dell Technologies World 2022 view from the airport
Dell Technologies World 2022: Dell unveils fastest storage architecture in company history
News New PowerStore update aims to deliver up to a 50% mixed-workload performance boost and up to 66% greater capacity
How to stop gamification from becoming a horror story
In-depth If not kept in check, gamification can be a runaway train that leads to burnout, exhaustion, and tarnished relations
Dell Technologies World 2022: Dell unveils security offerings for major cloud providers
News The tech giant also added Cyber Recovery Services to its existing Apex portfolio and announced a multi-cloud collaboration with Snowflake Data Cloud
What to expect from Dell Technologies World 2022
Opinion From new Apex offerings to Neil deGrasse Tyson on sci-fi movies, Dell is once again set to bring the noise to Las Vegas
UK watchdogs to scrutinise widespread use of algorithms
News The effort will be a collaboration between the CMA, FCA, ICO, and Ofcom
These UK towns and cities are the best for remote working
News London and Manchester were found to be lower in the ranking due to high crime rates, high house prices, and slower broadband
Ransomware demands in Japan are almost 26 times higher than in the UK, report finds
News Ransom demands tend to be lower in order to make it easier for organisations to pay them, according to Sophos researchers
