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  • Ford links up with London startup What3words for a new way to map the world

    February 26, 2019

    Ford is ramping up its innovation plans as the US car giant today announces a partnership with London startup What3words.  The tie-up means drivers will be able to link the What3words app, which has mapped out the globe into 57 trillion 3m-by-3m squares using unique three-word addresses, with Ford's in-car navigation system. The technology will reduce address input errors [...]

  • Telecoms bosses warn of risks to 5G roll-out

    February 25, 2019

    Top executives from Europe's major telecoms firms have identified multiple obstacles that could impede the roll-out of 5G across the continent. Speaking at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, BT consumer chief executive Marc Allera said that landlords across the UK were preventing the firm from constructing thousands of pieces of key infrastructure such as masts and [...]

  • Huawei boss pledges to be ‘more transparent’ on European cyber security

    February 25, 2019

    Huawei's top executive in Europe has said the company needs to be "more transparent" in its cyber security practices, hours after Britain's spy agency voiced concerns about its tech. Vincent Peng told reporters at a trade event in Barcelona that the problems the firm is facing are "a technical challenge, not a political challenge". "I want to emphasise, [...]

  • Who wants a smartphone? Here’s how to sell the Nokia 3310 in 2019

    February 25, 2019

    "Hello? Yeah I’m on my mobile. Yeah I’m in the library. Nah I can’t talk right now. I’m in a library for Christ’s sake.” If you’re old enough to remember Trigger Happy TV, my apologies in advance for the earworming melody of the Nokia tune bouncing around your skull for the rest of the day. [...]

  • Facebook, social media and ads – when will marketers abandon the network?

    February 25, 2019

    The Facebook-Google duopoly has a stranglehold over internet advertising. While the search engine dominates the pairing, Mark Zuckerberg’s creation is no slouch – last year, more than a fifth (21.8 per cent) of all US digital ad spending went to the social media network, equivalent to $28.2bn (£21.7bn). But the company is in hot water, [...]

  • An appetite for business: Deliveroo doubles down on corporate eating

    February 25, 2019

    Late night dinners around the boardroom table have become something of a staple in modern City life, particularly for those working in demanding sectors. Food delivery startup Deliveroo is readying itself to take full advantage of that, with plans to double staff numbers in its business teams to 200 globally by the end of this year. [...]

  • Sony taps into cinematic screens for the Xperia 1 smartphone

    February 25, 2019

    In a long-overdue revival of its smartphone line, Sony has attempted to utilise its history of producing high-quality cinema experiences to its advantage. Launching its new premium flagship phone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Xperia 1 features a 21:9 aspect ratio screen at 6.5 inches tall, making it one of the longest phones on the [...]

  • The number of new tech startups in the UK grew 14 per cent last year

    February 24, 2019

    The number of new tech companies launched in the UK rose 14 per cent in 2018. Data from Companies House shows there were 11,864 software development and programming businesses incorporated in 2018, up from 10,394 companies the year before. London had the highest number of tech startups with 4,752, a 14 per cent increase. Read [...]

  • Microsoft goes all-in on holograms in the workplace with the new Hololens 2

    February 24, 2019

    Microsoft's long-awaited update to its mixed reality headset, the Hololens 2, has placed big bets on businesses including holograms in their day-to-day working life. Revising several major issues to the 2016 Hololens such as comfort and immersion, the biggest change to the Hololens 2 is the price. Coming down 30 per cent from the cost of [...]

  • Nokia shows off a five camera array in the Nokia 9 Pureview

    February 24, 2019

    Nokia's latest addition to its premium smartphone range includes a hexagonal array of five cameras, which work together to create one large, high-definition photo. The Nokia 9 Pureview, developed under the Nokia brand by Finnish startup HMD Global, has five cameras on the back joined by two flash and colour sensors, and then two more cameras [...]

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