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December 31
- UK is an e-commerce superpower, Eric Schmidt says
December 30
- Are pictures more secure than passwords?
December 29
- Government says everyone now has 2Mbps internet access
- Twitter’s anti-troll methods are working
December 24
- Software glitch releases 3,200 US prisoners from jail
- Pirate Bay founder builds Raspberry Pi piracy machine
December 23
- TfL implements e-paper bus stop signage
- BBC appoints Matthew Postgate as CTO
December 22
- Apple mauls UK government over online surveillance
- Sky will block porn and other adult content for new users by default
- FBI investigating Juniper's security breach
December 21
- Hello Kitty users hit by security breach
- NHS users treated to free Wi-Fi
- BT thinks ICT will reduce UK's carbon emissions by 24%
- ICO presents sexual health clinic with £250 data leak fine
December 18
- Messenger Transportation lets you hail an Uber from Facebook
- Apple appoints Jeff Williams as COO
December 17
- GCHQ releases open source analysis tools on Github
- EE accelerates exploding Power Bar recall
- Facebook will allow people to use fake names for safety
- EU says it won't raise social media age to 16
December 16
- Apple and IBM create more than 100 MobileFirst iOS apps
- NATO builds up cyber alliance with Symantec tie-in
- IT professionals concerned over storage obsolescence
- Samsung will take Apple patent case to US Supreme Court
- Anonymous vs ISIS: Hackers claim ISIS twitter accounts linked to DWP IP addresses
- Mobile banking tops list of security issues in 2015
December 15
- Apple reportedly opens lab to work on improved iPhone displays
- European Space Agency hacked and details leaked
- Mobile banking apps a risk for security
December 14
- Will AI surpass smartphones in five years?
- NHS cosies up with Tinder to increase organ donor numbers
- Twitter will warn you of state-sponsored attacks
- Google has been talking autonomous cars with government
December 13
- Elon Musk co-founds OpenAI non-profit research firm
December 12
- EasyJet challenges claims it leaked customer data
December 11
- EE to roll out £1bn 4G emergency services network
- New Safe Harbour proposals 'must include suspension clause'
December 10
- US gov official admits to hacking college girls' sex pics
- Lenovo: Remove our software to avoid new security bug
- DailyMotion hit by sophisticated malvertising
December 9
- European Commission launches proposals for single digital market
- EMC open sources more storage software
- Police raid the home of alleged Bitcoin founder, Craig Steven Wright
- Schmidt's solution for terrorism is building a hate spell check
- Trump wants internet banned to stop radicalisation
December 8
- Google Ventures kills European start-ups fund
- EU reaches milestone agreement on cybersecurity rules
- MIT's "untraceable" communications network is 'more secure than Tor'
- Two thirds of companies will reassess data policies next year
December 7
- Toshiba faces $60m accounting scandal fine
- Windows 10 cannot save Windows Phone, says IDC
- Taser provides Greater Manchester Police with body cameras
December 4
- Ofcom stalls 4G auction following legal challenge from O2 and Three
- Wetherspoon pub chain reveals massive data leak
- Apple allows open source community to tailor Swift to their needs
- Chinese vendors storm worldwide wearables market
- Facebook changes cookie rules for Belgium
December 3
- Craigslist-style purchases get dedicated 'safe' locations
- Flash Professional renamed Adobe Animate CC
- Wikipedia introduces AI learning to identify bad edits
- EU Brexit could cost UK firms £1.6 million each
December 2
- Zuckerberg and Chan to donate 99 per cent of Facebook shares to good causes
- Is Big Data costing European businesses £20 million?
- Peterborough to become UK's first 'gigabit city'
- Infrastructure, not gadgets, is the key to success of IoT
- Parents should be wary of all connected toys, expert says
- HPE reveals new IoT solutions at Discover 2015
December 1
- WhatsApp blocks links to rival Telegram
- Swedish ISPs cannot be forced to block The Pirate Bay
- Pensioner takes on Apple over lost data and wins
- Around half of rural areas have sub-par broadband speeds
- IT transformation lacking momentum, BPI study reveals