The way people tilt their smartphone ‘can give away passwords and pins’
The way you tilt your mobile while you're using it could allow hackers to work out your pin numbers and passwords, according to new research.
11th April 2017
11th April 2017
In-flight call ban should be upheld says US watchdog
A ban on the use of mobile phones during airline flights in the US looks likely to be upheld.
6th April 2017
Huawei defeats Samsung in patent battle in China
The Chinese smartphone-maker Huawei has won a patent victory over its South Korean rival Samsung.
6th April 2017
Apple taken to court for ‘refusing to fix devices’
Australia's consumer watchdog has begun legal action against Apple over claims it refused to repair iPads and iPhones previously serviced by third parties.
6th April 2017
Call blocking will be given to most vulnerable people
Elderly and vulnerable people plagued by nuisance phone calls will be given call blocking devices, the prime minister has announced.
31st March 2017
Smartphone use blamed for road deaths
A sharp rise in US pedestrian deaths has been partly blamed on people using their smartphones while driving or crossing the road.
31st March 2017
Offender’s £45k phone bill paid by North Wales Police
North Wales Police paid a bill of £45,000 run up by a burglar while he was on bail after he was given a mobile phone by the force.
31st March 2017
ASA to review advertising of ‘fibre’ broadband services
The UK's advertising watchdog is looking into the way so-called "fibre broadband" services are marketed.
31st March 2017
Ofcom moves to cut superfast broadband prices
Ofcom has today announced measures designed to promote investment in new fibre networks and ensure that customers are protected from higher prices.
30th March 2017
Firm fined £80,000 over nuisance phone calls
A Glasgow building restoration firm has been fined £80,000 for making nuisance phone calls, following an investigation by the information watchdog.