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Bournemouth wins fibre broadband sewer network
Bournemouth is chosen by H2O Networks as the first city to implement a sewer broadband network system throughout its homes and businesses.
Study recovers over 10,000 stolen bank details
A seven-month study on malware and criminal keylogging malware allows researchers to get hold of data worth millions.
Airwave goes live on London's Tube
The world’s biggest public safety radio network has completed the TETRA roll out on the London Underground integrating emergency response...
Glasgow's underground gets mobile service
Commuters can now make calls and surf the mobile web from five stations on the city's subway system.
TfL puts underground mobile phone plans on hold
Plans to make mobile phone use possible on the Tube have been put on hold with cost and unsuitable proposals taking the blame.
O2 Airwave pulls into Tube emergency radio deal
O2 Airwave deal will see emergency services able to use radios underground.
London Underground police radio system goes live
Digital radio system for the tube network is now fully operational, enabling police above and below ground to communicate, improving responsiveness.
Week in Review: Apple confuses on security
This week, Apple's attitude to security confuses, as does the drive to make mobile phones work on underground trains.
Tube Lines on track for Vista migration
Application lifecycle management tools are helping the London Underground maintenance company update its Microsoft software estate.
Commuters want mobile web but not mobile noise
Some 65 per cent of commuters say they'd find mobile phone calls underground annoying, but 80 per cent still want to use the mobile web on the...
RSA Europe: The growth of the underground hacker ‘economy’
Credit card data dealing on underground forums laid bare – service level agreements and efficient cash conversion that even the stock market...
Emergency radios cause for concern, says terror attack report
The Airwave digital radio system was never contracted to work in buildings or on the Underground, according to a London Assembly report into the 7...
Tube to trial mobile phone use
London Underground plans to test commercial and technical viability of mobile coverage on the below-ground sections of the tube transport system.
London Underground launches accessibility web service
New online database will help disabled, elderly and travellers with luggage and buggies navigate the tube, find accessible platforms and even mind...
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