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UK broadband users who access illegal media content over their home connection could soon be receiving warning emails from their ISPs. The four biggest providers

Do you need to renew your antivirus software licence for 2017? You bet your bottom dollar you do. AV-test has reported that computer users are

Google Chrome is probably the most widely used browser right now with an estimated share (depending on which report you read) of 63% from desktop

The technology trends for 2017 will be dominated by artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber-crime, say several industry sources. With the adoption of machine learning gathering

Researchers at the University of Central Florida have created a new high-powered battery capable of charging electronic devices, such as smartphones and wearables, in a

Most of us configure an auto responder once or maybe twice a year for Christmas and the weeks when we take annual leave. A hastily

Not one to fall behind its competitors, Microsoft has unveiled a new high-spec all-in-one PC as part of its popular Surface range. The Surface Studio

When it comes to cyber security, Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond MP has recommended fighting fire with fire (or maybe firewalls with firewalls). In

Liam Maxwell, the Government’s technology advisor, has called Microsoft’s decision to open data centres in the UK a “win-win”, stating it’s one of the reasons

Widespread distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks were recently responsible for bringing down a large proportion of the internet, including Twitter, Spotify and the PlayStation

Back in September, Microsoft revealed plans to integrate Yammer with Office 365 Groups, allowing team users fresh access to a host of useful features, including