by alex | Jul 14, 2017 | newsletter
After security inspections of Kuwait Airways by US officials and the implementation of new security measures for US-bound flights by Royal Jordanian, the two carriers were allowed to lift the ban on laptops. What Ban? Back in March, the UK and US governments...
by alex | Jul 14, 2017 | newsletter
The latest Transport for London (TfL) figures show that 40% of public transport customers in London are paying for their journeys with contactless payment cards. This represents a 25% increase in contactless use for all journeys since last year and the convenience and...
by alex | Jul 14, 2017 | newsletter
As Three becomes the first network provider in the UK to launch a tariff that lets its customers use unlimited streaming services without it affecting their monthly data allowance, some media commentators are concerned that more streaming services of this kind could...
by alex | Jul 14, 2017 | newsletter
Google’s has awarded €706,000 ($800,000) to the UK’s Press Association (PA) so they can develop robot reporters or news-bots that can generate 30,000 articles a month Digital News Initiative The funding is part of Google’s €150m Digital News Initiative, a three-year...
by alex | Jul 14, 2017 | newsletter
Hollywood-based, high-quality camera manufacturer ‘Red’ has surprised the tech world by producing a holographic, virtual-augmented and mixed-reality-ready smartphone. Hydrogen One Red, a developer and manufacturer of high-quality cameras used in Hollywood blockbusters...
by alex | Jul 7, 2017 | newsletter
The long-expected launch of the UK government’s plans to improve broadband speeds for homes and businesses by replacing copper phone wires with fibre-optic cable has been launched with a £400 million investment from the Digital Infrastructure Investment Fund. Not...
