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IT News
- Return to work: How the technology mix we rely on is about to change, againMay 30, 2020
- Social distancing: Google’s new tool lets you see a two metre gap with ARMay 28, 2020
- Contact-tracing app: How much difference will it really make?May 28, 2020
- How the world’s largest and fastest supercomputers are being used to understand the coronavirusMay 28, 2020
- This new Trickbot malware update makes it even harder to detectMay 28, 2020
- Microsoft Surface is a hit with business, but outlook for other tablets is bleakMay 27, 2020
- Cybersecurity: Half of employees admit they are cutting corners when working from homeMay 27, 2020
- The world’s first contact-tracing app using Google and Apple’s API goes liveMay 27, 2020
- Cloud security: ‘Suspicious superhumans’ behind rise in attacks on online servicesMay 26, 2020
- Supercomputer simulates the impact of the asteroid that wiped out dinosaursMay 25, 2020
- Cyberattacks against hospitals must stop, says Red CrossMay 25, 2020
- Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Strava use rockets, but Fitbit drops, as we change how we use smartphone appsMay 25, 2020
- HTC’s former CEO just launched this VR headset that comes with its own virtual worldMay 25, 2020
- Return to work: Automation projects move up the agendaMay 21, 2020
- Microsoft: Beware this massive phishing campaign using malicious Excel macros to hack PCsMay 21, 2020
- Cambridge University will stay online for another yearMay 19, 2020
- Life after lockdown: Your office job will never be the same – here’s what to expectMay 19, 2020
- Three quarters of workers don’t want to go back to the office full-timeMay 19, 2020
- Accenture snaps up Italy’s PLM Systems in digital engineering pushMay 18, 2020
- Now Google wants you to control devices with your hoodieMay 17, 2020
- Crooks are using realistic-looking webpage templates to trick you into handing over personal dataMay 17, 2020
- Digital transformation: Legacy technology, lack of skills and funding are holding back NHS plansMay 14, 2020
- This powerful Android malware stayed hidden years, infected tens of thousands of smartphonesMay 13, 2020
- This powerful Android malware stayed hidden for years, infecting tens of thousands of smartphonesMay 13, 2020
- AI models are struggling to cope with our rapidly changing worldMay 13, 2020
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