BlackBerry has launched its first ever touchscreen-only Android handset in what could be a last-ditch attempt to keep a hand in the smartphone market.
Last year saw the launch of the Priv, the first of its handsets to work on the Android operating system, but it failed to make an impact on a market dominated by Apple and Samsung – the SIM-only handset price of £569 didn’t help either.
So will the Dtek50 succeed where both the Priv and the Z10 failed?
Arm Holdings – the biggest UK tech firm you may never have heard of – is getting sold to Softbank – the biggest Japanes tech firm you may never have heard of in a deal worth £24 billion.
So is this proof the UK tech industry is alive and well, or a cut price takeover following the sharp drop in the value of the pound?
The answer to that probably depends on which side of the fence you’re standing…
As many as 10 million Android smartphones have been hit by a malware attack that generates fake clicks for adverts , while also installing apps to spy on browsing habits.
The majority of the attacks have happened on Android handsets in China, and it’s believed scam is pulling in around £200,000 a month for its creators.
The National Crime Agency (NCA) has issued a stark warning to everyone who operates online – internet criminals are winning the “cyber arms race”.
So are any of us safe online anymore?
Top central bankers and finance ministers from the G7 issued a warning this week via conference call that Britain’s vote to quit the European Union (EU) could have ‘adverse implications’.
The pound dropped to a 31-year low after the UK voted to leave the EU, and sent equity markets into a tailspin.
Here’s more on that teleconference…
The dust is finally settling on the EU referendum result, but the future of the UK economy and the nation’s position in Europe is more uncertain than ever – in short, no one who advocated an EU exit has actually come up with a suitable exit strategy.
Not only that, the whole political party system has been thrown into disarray, with both major players undergoing leadership change and challenges.
None of which is good news for British business or anyone looking to invest in British business – so here are three things the boss of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations thinks investors need to consider in the immediate aftermath of the leave vote.
Updated Monday, June 27, 2016
Thursday’s historic referendum vote went in favour of the ‘Leave’ campaign, and so now the UK faces the prospect of a future outside of the European Union (EU) – and it’s a future that’s looking increasingly uncertain by the day.
So will small businesses be better in or out of the EU?
In exactly two weeks from now, in arguably the most important referendum in generations, UK voters will be making a decision on whether or not to leave the European Union (EU).
So should the majority vote leave, giving the Brexit campaign a win, what will the implications be for the UK and European economies?
Telecom 360 – the parent company of ConferenceCall.co.uk – has its sights set on becoming Europe’s number one conference call provider following a high profile acquisition.
It’s all kicked off following a conference call on the upcoming Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) title fight between Ronda Rousey and Holly Holm – but not, as you might expect, inside the octagon.