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Hi everyone, I'm Ian. I live in Telford and work in retail at Currys. I am very passionate about technology - you could call me a computer geek! I enjoy reading about technology and also working with it - always keeping up to date on the latest news and trying to guess the next trend before it happens.

Thursday, 31 May 2018

Give Chrome for Android an ultra-modern makeover

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Retail sector flagged as slow-to-adopt cloud technologies in Bitglass research



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Nestle nips unwanted mobile app sprawl in the bud



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Storage 101: The final flash generation? QLC vs MLC, TLC, SLC



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Sweden and India in technology collaboration



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What is Apple hiding with iOS 11.4?

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VPN hacks can be lethal, warns security expert



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      • Home Office curbs bulk emails following data breach
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      • Findings published from three-month pilot for NHS App
      • Nutanix powers Manchester City Council’s IT
      • How Kubernetes has simplified Bet365’s software de...
      • Security Think Tank: Surviving the existential cyb...
      • Facebook takes extraordinary legal steps to contai...
      • MP questions government over Post Office Horizon case
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      • Dutch national weather service adopts cloud to exp...
      • Sweden to take up Finnish AI challenge
      • Time-Machine Tuesday: Because nontechnical is what...
      • How to protect your privacy in Windows 10
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      • Podcast: The Computer Weekly Downtime Upload – Epi...
      • NatWest eases business payments with biometric aut...
      • Google's Chromium browser explained
      • Visa and Coinbase team up to create crypto-backed ...
      • Facebook takes extraordinarily legal steps contain...
      • Zero trust is about more than products
      • 12+ essential iPad productivity tips
      • Security Think Tank: Seven steps to manage risk of...
      • CityFibre loses court battle over ‘fake fibre’
      • NHS launches care home availability portal
      • Conclusion of legal row over Apple’s abandoned Iri...
      • Post-Brexit IT talent shortages concern UK CIOs
      • Automation will bring job security, say most IT se...
      • Google, Hyperledger launch online identity managem...
      • A baud-y tale
      • Microsoft surrenders control over Windows 10 upgra...
      • NCSC seeks new breed of cyber security startups
      • How DataOps helps organisations make better decisions
      • Broadband upgrade improves response times for cave...
      • Google boosts G Suite with collaboration, AI, inte...
      • How botnets pose a threat to the IoT ecosystem
      • 15 business ideas you can steal from Apple
      • Retail technology, sports sponsorship and a global...
      • UK government launches cloud sustainability probe
      • This month’s Windows patching debacle gradually co...
      • Mott MacDonald builds smart cities on Azure cloud
      • Security Think Tank: Cyber attack survival not a m...
      • O2 5G network to support Millbrook CAV trials
      • Bounty UK fined £400,000 for sharing personal data...
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      • Lancaster University enhances student engagement w...
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      • Will Apple need to spin out its services business?
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