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British consumers prefer local domain names
The annual domain name industry report from Nominet has shown that local branding is preferred by UK consumers.
Laptops allowed back in aircraft cabins
As British terror threat is reduced, laptops and phones are allowed back into the cabin but ban on liquids remains.
CTIA: British smartphone maker unveils handset twins
UK-based Velocity Mobile brings together a team of leading wireless engineering specialists and computer maker Inventec to develop and make Windows...
British net users hooked on social networking
uSwitch survey reveals that broadband culture is leading to social networking online overtaking real social interaction.
UK mobile users spend £800 million on unnecessary contracts
Switching to a more suitable mobile contract could save British mobile users a packet.
Cable & Wireless underpins Cisco's move into the Middle East
British telecom company Cable & Wireless is making moves into the emerging markets, with one of its biggest clients being networking number one Cisco.
New passport design unveiled with ‘enhanced security features’
The Home Office has revealed a new design for British passports, claiming extra security features will aid in protecting citizens' identities.
Data mining boosts Jaeger profits
The British fashion retailer has achieved a return on its investment three months after installing new loss prevention data mining software.
Online grocery shopping gets the Tesco API treatment
The British grocery giant shows off its future view of how PC-savvy shoppers will be able to shop online for groceries and manage the household.
End of an era as Sky buys Amstrad
Once the UK's biggest PC maker, British electronics company Amstrad is bought by its biggest customer, as Sky brings its satellite receiver...
Mandelson supports £200m British science funding plans
Following a report from tech entrepreneur Hermann Hauser, the business secretary has backed plans to fund technology centres with £200 million...
UK tops list of Nigerian spam targets
A worldwide spam analysis experiment reveals that those spammers just can’t resist targeting British internet users with bogus deals and money...
UK firm develops 'exploding dye pack' laptop
A British company has developed a potential answer to preventing high-profile laptop data losses, using mobile phone signals and a built-in 'self...
UK firms must fight for best tech talent
With an ever-aging population and a lack of skilled IT workers coming through, British tech companies will have a fight on their hands to get the...
NIDFPW: Lack of trust in business data handling
Less than 10 per cent of British citizens completely trust how companies handle their sensitive data, a report shows.
Employees look to flexible working to cut wasted commute times
British commuters want to reduce their travel times and increase productivity through remote working but their bosses are less than keen.
British Zynga hacker jailed for two years
A 29-year-old man is jailed after he hacks Zynga systems to steal virtual chips and sell them on for personal profit.
BCS launches 2012 cybercrime think-tank
The British Computer Society has created a new forensics group to examine the cybercrime threat posed up to and during the 2012 Olympics.
Superfast broadband lines hit 250,000 mark
Point Topic claims there will be more than 250,000 superfast broadband connections in the UK by the end of the month – but this only equates to...
Week in Review: The Great British iPhone rip off?
This week saw uproar over iPhone pricing, while BT hit back over video sites sucking up valuable bandwidth.
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