News Archive | September 2015

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September 30th
- HP ‘knew it overpaid for Autonomy’, allege court documents
- Insecure? It could be costing you customers...
- Virgin America will offer Netflix streaming on flights
- HP introduces monstrous stackable mini PC
- HP skips Skylake for new AMD laptop chip
- HP's new all-in-one PC is a giant phone charger
September 29th
- Google unveils Pixel C, its Surface and iPad Pro competitor
- Nexus 5X first look
- Nexus 6P first look
- Malware spotted lurking on YouPorn and Pornhub
- US blasts EU criticism of Safe Harbour
- Hilton Group falls foul of credit fraud
- EU calls EU Passenger Name Record 'unreasonable'
September 28th
- Blackphone 2 and GranitePhone lead wave of private devices
- Facebook plans to bring internet to refugees
September 25th
- GCHQ snooped on every single internet user
- Google's Android facing US antitrust allegations
- Uber announces closure of UberPOP in Brussels
- Vertu is about to patch nightmare Android bug Stagefright
September 24th
- Monsanto reveals big data plans
- Scientists develop AI system that can take SAT exams
- Dell expands networking equipment portfolio
- BlackBerry completes acquisition of networking company AtHoc
- Splunk wants you to monitor your employees' behaviour
September 23rd
- Forget millennials: older staff want tech training too
- Rebuilt Google Wallet app launches for iOS
- IoT gadgets to be vetted for security
- XcodeGhost infected app count soars to 4,000
- Apple warns developers to verify XCode
- FreedomPop brings its free mobile tariff to the UK
- NHS rolls out OpenText Analytics for prisoner patients
- 13 telecoms providers failed to impress consumers in Q2
September 22nd
- Vodafone troubleshoots Oracle issue with Splunk analytics
- Microsoft Office 2016 blurs the lines between cloud and desktop productivity
- iOS 9 Performance on iPhone 4s and iPad mini
- BT promises speed boosts to ward off Openreach spin off
- Kardashian websites hacked via unsecured API
- HP announces "the world's most secure printers" and promises security upgrades to older machines
- Symantec employees fired over fake security certificates
September 21st
- 3D printer shipments doubles in first half of 2015
- Latest Google phones reportedly named Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P
- Apple App Store hit by malware swarm
- Banks could be key to mobile payments adoption, says report
- Airbnb outage blamed on AWS
September 18th
- Pentagon to fight cyber threats with cyber ‘scorecard’
- Maintain your poker face, but a Trojan is reading your cards
- YouGov cuts storage needs by 70% with MongoDB’s data compression
- Tim Kelsey quits NHS, leaving controversial care.data behind
- American Airlines flights grounded by "connectivity issues"
- Social networks should report suspicious users, says spy boss
- ViaSat and Boeing team up to provide faster in-flight Wi-Fi
September 17th
- HCL and IBM target IoT business adoption
September 16th
- UCL signs up to Avanade's STEM scholarships for women
- HP announces up to 30,000 layoffs ahead of big split
- Campaign calls for ban of AI sex robots
September 15th
- Uber sets its sights on greater business travel spend, plays down safety fears
- Hackers use DDoS attacks to distract you
- MoD hack event will strengthen UK security
- CityFibre and Virgin Media oppose Ofcom's dark fibre plans
September 14th
- Facebook is planning a 360-degree virtual reality video app
- Android tool trades rarely-used apps for longer battery life
- Intel launches security initiative for smart cars
- Mt. Gox CEO charged with embezzlement in Japan
September 11th
- Microsoft case judge: Is it time for better data laws?
- Sony launches 4K Xperia Z5 Android smartphone
- Should you heed GCHQ's password advice?
- Microsoft downloads Windows 10 even if you don't ask for it
- BT answers Tech City demand for more fibre in London
September 10th
- BT expands Barefoot programme to teach kids computing
September 9th
- Dell agrees to sell Surface Pro as Microsoft targets the enterprise
- Microsoft heads back to court in data sovereignty row
September 8th
- IoT in health and social care creates 'puzzle of data and consent'
- Apple hires dozens of machine learning geniuses to improve Siri’s AI
- Asus Zen AiO S first look: Asus takes aim at the Apple iMac with Skylake-powered 4K all-in-one
- Researchers reveal Kaspersky and FireEye zero-day flaws
September 7th
- Researchers prove self-driving cars can be hacked
- BlackBerry acquires Good Technology for less than half its $1bn valuation
- Spotify updates privacy policy following outcry
- Google 'banishes' Adblock Plus from Chrome browser
September 4th
- Crowdcube helps start-ups raise £100m in investment
- Why VMware thinks you’ve got app security all wrong
- Match.com denies users are at risk from malware infection
- Asus smartphone first look - Zenfone 2 Deluxe & more
September 3rd
- Samsung introduces Car Mode for Galaxy
- Toshiba announces 4K Skylake hybrid laptop
- Acer shows off convertible touchscreen Chromebook
- Why security pros fear finance department middle managers
- Acer Aspire R13 first look
- Acer unveils upgradeable modular mini PC
- Acer announces weird and gaudy Predator 8 Android tablet
- Will Slackbot take your job?
- Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 Pro 10 first look
- Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 260 & 460 first look
September 2nd
- Intelligent security brought to the fore by HP
- NCA site hit bit Lizard Squad following arrest of six teenagers
- VMware's Project A2 will make deploying enterprise Windows 10 really easy
September 1st
- Take a look at Google's new logo
- New Moto 360 smartwatch arrives next week
- Ex-Secret Service agent admits laundering $820,000 in bitcoin
- Why Apple wants iOS in Cisco's "fast lane"
- Most of Europe's old tech not recycled