UK Facebook account hacker hit with 12-month prison sentence
Following an investigation by the Metropolitan Police Service’s Central e-Crime unit, 21-year-old Gareth Cross of West Sussex was sentenced to twelve
Read More →The BBC’s plans for “the first digital Olympics”? 24 simultaneous live streams across 4 screens.
The BBC has given the biggest indication yet of what its digital offering will look like for the London Olympics, and The Next Web was on hand yesterday
Read More →UK Internet users hitting up social media for customer service double in 8 months to 18 million
According to a study conducted by Fishburn Hedges and Echo Research, as many as 18 million UK Internet users have turned to social media
Read More →Startup Weekend London announces registration and dates for June event
If you missed the Startup Weekend event for London in March, then it’s time to get your kit together and think about the Summer
Read More →‘Magic Tate Ball’ app launched to show you art based on your surroundings
Not ones to shy away from digital fun, the Tate Modern art gallery has launched the Magic Tate Ball, a free app for Nokia and iOS that selects
Read More →Virgin Atlantic is set to be the first British airline to offer full in-flight mobile network access
Airplanes and underground stations were once the last vestiges of respite from the bleeping, blipping and clicking of mobile phones in the UK. But with WiFi coming to a
Read More →Cloud-based helpdesk Zendesk hits 5,000 European customers in a year after opening its London HQ
Zendesk, the cloud-based customer service software provider, has reached its 5,000th European customer – not bad work as the company opened up shop for its European headquarters
Read More →Tweetminster launches app for UK political junkies on the go
Tweetminster, the media platform, has launched a free app for iOS so that people who must be plugged into the latest from the world
Read More →Barclays’ money transfer app Pingit passes 500,000 downloads 3 months after launch
Back in February, UK bank Barclays launched Pingit, a potentially game-changing app that lets users send and receive money using just their mobile phone number. And today the British
Read More →Ketchum: Brits like their tech simple, while China is in discovery mode
The people of Britain like their tech like their reality TV hosts, simple and entertaining. In the latest research from global communications firm Ketchum, familiar technology has the
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