Welcome to our latest round-up of news from the technology and hosting world. Here’s what we’ve discovered this week. India now has mass connectivity With a population of 1.35 billion, many living in remote rural areas, connecting the people of India to the internet might seem like a phenomenal task. It is, however, far more …
Welcome to our latest round-up of news from the technology and hosting world. Here’s what we’ve discovered this week. .eu domain deadline approaches Following the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union, UK citizens and organisations will no longer be allowed to hold the registration of a .eu domain when the transition period ends on 31 …
Welcome to our latest round-up of news from the technology and hosting world. Here’s what we’ve discovered this week. Amazon’s Indoor Security Drone Amazon’s Ring brand, best known for its webcam doorbells, has just announced the launch of its latest security device, the Always Home Cam. The device is essentially an indoor video drone that …
Welcome to our latest round-up of news from the technology and hosting world. Here’s what we’ve discovered this week. UK tech to make the orbit safer While it might not seem as aspirational as landing on Mars, the UK Space Agency’s plans for Britain to become the leader in orbital safety are still rather hi-tech. …
Welcome to our latest round-up of news from the technology and hosting world. Here’s what we’ve discovered this week. African mobiles preinstalled with malware Africa’s most popular smartphone brand, the Chinese manufactured, Tecno Mobile, has been selling millions of Android mobiles with preinstalled malware. The malware, known as Triada, installs the malicious xHelper code, which …
Welcome to our latest round-up of news from the technology and hosting world. Here’s what we’ve discovered this week. Touchy-feely cyber skin Researchers at the National University of Singapore have developed artificial skin that is capable of sensing things it touches. The flesh-like membrane contains a network of tiny sensors, each connected to a single …