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"Smartest" Home Security Device Can Detect Intruders Behind Closed Doors
The new home security product is able to detect unusual events all over the house, using machine learning and low frequency sound waves undetectable to human ears.
150 NHS Bodies Now Using Cloud Expense Management, Says Firm
Software Europe’s other NHS customers also include 25 newly formed Clinical Commissioning Groups and 4 Clinical Support Units, it says.
150 NHS Organisations Now Using Software Europe Cloud Expenses Service
Software Europe’s other NHS customers also include 25 newly formed Clinical Commissioning Groups and 4 Clinical Support Units, it says.
2019 Will See A $47bn Mobile Cloud Market
The mobile cloud market is due for some major growth over the next half a decade, at least according to the latest report on the matter.
20bn Online Payments To Be Made In UK This Year
Customers are increasingly opting to use a smartphone, tablet or PC to make bill payments as trust and security are finally persuading consumers to leave behind traditional services.
Accenture Wins Major Police Outsourcing Contract
Management consulting services company Accenture has been selected to manage applications for the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), and the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS), the company announced on Monday.
Amazon Reveals Cloud Drive API
Amazon announced on Tuesday the launch of a public REST API platform for its Cloud Drive. This API will allow third-party developers to easily integrate Cloud Drive into their own services, thus simplifying upload, download, and manipulation of content to the cloud, and enabling developers to focus more on the app and less on storage....
Analysts Claim "Death Of The App Greatly Exaggerated"
Analytics company App Annie claims that suggestions that the popularity of smartphone apps is on the wane are greatly exaggerated.
App Revnue To Hit £70bn Annually By 2019
By 2019, mobile apps will earn their creators £67 billion every year, new research has shown.
Apple To Host Free Coding Workshops For "Hour Of Code"
Apple is hosting a series of free coding workshops around the world as part of the Hour of Code campaign.
Apple Watch Will Have WebMD App
Another app has been announced for the Apple Watch before the device is even out, as Apple ensures there’s a raft of quality software available from the get-go (or that’s the idea, anyway).
Apps With 63bn Downloads Found To Be Vulnerable To FREAK
Microsoft and Apple might have patched up their FREAK (Factoring RSA Export Keys) flaws, but there are still thousands of Android and Apple apps facing the same issue.
Are NHS Health Apps Still Insecure?
Last year it was revealed that many of the apps featured in the NHS Health app store were corrupted - and now it seems it still hasn't addressed the issue properly.
Attracting The Right Employees To Your Business
As part of Sage's Secrets to my Success campaign, Ben Medlock, co-founder of Swiftkey, shares some tips that will help you recruit with confidence.
BBC Launches App To Encourage Pre-Schooler Literacy
Following the success of its "Playtime" app the BBC have released "Storytime" featuring six digital reading experiences from the television channel.
BBC Launches Major Overhaul New App
The BBC’s News app has gotten a revamp, with the goal of offering a more “personalised” experience when surfing for news.
Brighton Introduces PayByPhone, Saves £250k Annually
Brighton and Hove City Council has adopted a mobile parking application across the area that is saving the local authority around quarter of a million pounds each year.
Bring Your Own App Numbers "Hugely Underestimated"
BYOA is a growing phenomenon, much like BYOD – except IT pros don’t realise the extent to which staff are using their own apps in the workplace.
British Institute Of Radiology Launches Mobile App
The British Institute of Radiology (BIR) is seeking to revolutionise how doctors study for professional qualifications with the launch of its first ever mobile application.
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