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British Museum Using Virtual Reality Headsets

Aug 05, 2015

Now here’s how you put modern technology to good use. The British Museum has decided to employ virtual reality headsets to send its visitors back through time into the Bronze Age.

Research Suggest 15% Of Americans Don't Go Online

Aug 05, 2015

There is a certain number of American adults that stays offline regardless of how available to the masses it is.

Intel Offering Double Referral Fees For Women And Minority Hires

Aug 05, 2015

Intel is now offering double referral fees to employees who can refer to a female and other minority job candidates who successfully end up getting a job.

Drone And Supercomputer Exports Restricted In China Over National Security Fears

Aug 04, 2015

The Chinese government has issued restrictions on exporting drones and supercomputers due to concerns over national security.

More SMEs Turning To The Cloud

Aug 03, 2015

There’s some good news for cloud service providers out there, namely that SMEs are increasingly using the cloud, at least according to the latest report from BT and the British Chambers of Commerce.

WikiLeaks Reveals NSA Was Spying On Japanese PM

Aug 03, 2015

WikiLeaks, the whistleblowing organisation recently revealed that the US National Security Agency (NSA) was actively spying on some of Japan’s high-profile citizens, including the current Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe.

NatWest Hit By Online Banking Glitch Again

Aug 03, 2015

NatWest has confirmed that its online banking service is experiencing issues which are preventing users from accessing the bank’s website.

Google Says Right To Be Forgotten Should Be Applied Globally

Aug 03, 2015

France had recently ordered the search engine giant Google to extend the people’s ‘right to be forgotten’ and allow the people to remove posts from the websites, meaning people could remove their embarrassing content from websites worldwide.

Kaspersky Claims Malware Targeting Banks Is Growing Fast

Aug 03, 2015

More than half of all web-borne attacks that were blocked by Kaspersky Lab’s products were launched from malicious web resources located in Russia, a new report by Kaspersky Lab shows.

Cisco Security Veteran Warns Against Killing Flash

Aug 03, 2015

Flash might be a buggy program with multiple holes in its system. Flash might also be extremely vulnerable and a potential risk to millions of users out there.

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