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  • Apple shares are falling in pre-market trading with “peak Apple” fears after rcord revenue but iPhone sales slowdown

    January 27, 2016

    Apple shares are down more than four per cent before US markets open after reporting record revenue (again), but a slowdown in smartphone sales. Fears of a slowdown in the tech titan's business have sparked concern among investors. “With the Street widely expecting a softer March guide, we would characterise a 50 million-plus iPhone unit bogey as ‘better [...]

  • Payment data is dangerously exposed as mobile payments soar

    January 27, 2016

    With mobile payments on the rise, a new reports warns that critical security flaws are exposing financial data to attacks. More than half of companies admit that their payment data has been exposed to a security or data breach, showed the survey from Ponemon Institute and Gemalto, with attacks occurring on average twice a year. [...]

  • Uber ordered to pay €1.2m by French court

    January 27, 2016

    Uber has been ordered to pay out €1.2m (£900,000) by a court in France. The Paris high court ruled that Uber must pay the National Taxi Union, in relation to a ruling on the way Uber picks up passengers in the city, according to documents seen by AFP. The ruling dates back to 2014 and is being appealed [...]

  • Science minister George Freeman: The City of London has to be at the centre of the fourth industrial revolution – funding breakthroughs in technology and biosciences

    January 27, 2016

    You heard it at Davos, and in every boardroom in the City and Whitehall: what does the new model of 21st century innovation look like? How will the internet and bioscience revolutions – the "Fourth Industrial Revolution" – change our lives in the same way as the radio, automotive and aerospace sectors did over the last [...]

  • Companies not doing enough to protect themselves from cybersecurity risks, believing their business will not be a target for attacks

    January 27, 2016

    Despite business leaders' concerns about cybersecurity, companies are failing to protect themselves against risks, believing the worst will not happen to them. Research released today by insurer Aviva has found that two in five (44 per cent) small- and medium-sized businesses in the UK think the odds are unlikely of them being the target of a cyberattack [...]

  • Apple predicts first revenue decline in over a decade as iPhone sales growth falls to slowest rate ever

    January 26, 2016

    Shares in tech giant Apple jumped initially in after hours trading after the company revealed earnings results for the first quarter of this financial year that came in ahead of analysts’ expectations. Earnings per share hit $3.28, beating forecasts of $3.23, while revenue was $75.9bn (£52.9bn). However revenue failed to meet projections, with the rate of growth [...]

  • The best games of 2016 – charting the biggest new releases to look forward to this year

    January 26, 2016

    Adrift ETA: 28 March Available on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One Designed to be played with a virtual reality headset, Adrift plonks you inside the helmet of an imperiled astronaut who must solve a number of very pressing space-based mysteries. Namely, why has your space station exploded? And while we’re on the topic, is it [...]

  • Bloomberg innovators 2016 list: These are the most innovative businesses in the UK – From coffee creators to fintech leaders

    January 26, 2016

    More than 50 businesses have been named the most innovative in Britain credited with changing the way we live, work and think.  Leading fintech startups, creative coffee makers and bionic hand creators, are just some of those to have been chosen by a group of leading investors and entrepreneurs including Saul Klein and Rohan Silva. [...]

  • Relax: Artificially intelligent robot Godzilla won’t enslave us all – it’s humans, not technology, we should worry about says Oxford academic

    January 26, 2016

    After stark warnings about the risk of artificial intelligence to the future of humankind from such luminaries as Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk, one academic has countered such arguments Breathe a sigh of relief: a robot Godzilla won't enslave us all, he reassures. Luciano Floridi, professor of philosophy and ethics of information at Oxford, has said [...]

  • How the next mayor can turn London into a truly digital city

    January 26, 2016

    In a little over three months, Londoners will elect a new mayor. When we last went to the polls in 2012, London’s tech industry was only just starting to bloom, but since then it has gone on to become the driving force of the capital’s economy. The next mayor will take the helm of the undisputed [...]

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