Internet attack breaks network security

Security researchers have uncovered a major flaw in the internet fabric, which could circumvent network security and allow rogue users to access any computer... Read More →

The HTC EVO 4G better show us some GSM love

The HTC EVO 4G (a.k.a. Supersonic) is one uber-smartphone. Slim, sleek, powerful and smart. It’s only that it works over CDMA networks only and we don’t have much of those here in Europe. Instead we stick to GSM networks and that’s one of the reasons our primary website is called GSMarena.com. The “Arena” thing was [...] Read More →

Mobile data usage in 2015 will grow 40 times, over half of that will be mobile video

The year is 2015 – only five years from now. The Mayans were wrong and the world didn’t end in 2012. The data traffic from mobile phones in the US alone has plummeted to 327 petabytes a month, up from the measly 8 PB/mo way back in 2010. That’s the future folks, according to predictions [...] Read More →

Samsung I5700 Galaxy Spica joins the review queue in its Android 2.1 outfit

Five out of six review articles that we published this month have been of Android devices but if you thought we are about to run out of test subjects you are wrong. We should be ready with the LG GW620 out-and-out review tomorrow but until then let me show you what’s coming after it. To follow [...] Read More →

REC outlines 2020′s in-demand technology skills

The IT profession and the skills it needs will... Read More →

Flood hits tens of thousands of BT broadband users in north London

A flood in a BT exchange in the Paddington area has knocked out telephone and broadband services to tens of thousands of customers in north and west London.... Read More →

New immigration rule open to abuse

Rules regarding oversees workers coming to the UK on intra-company transfers have been changed in an attempt to control alleged abuse of the system, but one new element could open it up to more abuse. Read More →

Red Hat boosts virtualisation with Enterprise Linux 5.5

Red Hat has begun shipping the fifth update to its Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 platform, which supports virtualisation,... Read More →

Anti-Digital Economy Bill campaign gains momentum

Civil rights campaigners 38 Degrees and Open Rights Group (ORG) have raised... Read More →

Warwickshire County Council breaches Data Protection Act

Warwickshire County Council has landed in hot water with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) after the theft of two computers and the loss of a memory... Read More →