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  • The Pebble brand will disappear altogether once it is bought by Fitbit

    December 1, 2016

    Smartwatch brand Pebble is likely to disappear altogether after its $40m deal with Fitbit goes through, Morning Wire understands. A source close to the company said it had shed all of its workers, including back-office functions such as the communications team – apart from its software team, which will be absorbed by Fitbit once it has [...]

  • Opening a new passage to India for UK SMEs

    December 1, 2016

    It wasn't so long ago that the future foundations of global trade were going to be built by Brics – that is, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. These expansive developing countries, with huge populations and emerging economies, looked set to dominate the new century. But it hasn’t happened, and presently won’t. Brazil is in [...]

  • Feeling peckish? You can now get a Just Eat takeaway delivered by a robot

    December 1, 2016

    The robots are coming. But wait, only to deliver your takeaway. Just Eat has teamed up with Starships Technologies to deliver its first takeaway meal by a robot. It follows five months of "exhaustive testing" in Greenwich, and the pilot programme will see local customers in the area received automated deliveries So fear not if [...]

  • The company that started the smartwatch craze is in talks over a $40m acquisition by Fitbit

    December 1, 2016

    A strange – and rapidly deleted – tweet by smartwatch maker Pebble has appeared to confirm (or failed to deny, anyway) rumours it is being bought by one of its biggest rivals. Reports by The Information suggested Pebble, the Kickstarter-funded wearables maker which kicked off the smartwatch craze back in 2012 when it raised over $10m (£8m), was [...]

  • Enclothed online stylist review: get someone with better taste than you to post new clothes to your house

    December 1, 2016

    I’m the kind of shopper who ensures menswear will always remain relatively more expensive than womenswear. I don’t enjoy the experience, and therefore do it as little as possible. Once or twice a year, I realise I have nothing seasonally appropriate that wouldn’t cause embarrassment in our office full of hip young gunslingers, and force [...]

  • Barclays teams up with Creative England on new tech accelerator

    December 1, 2016

    Barclays is teaming up with non-profit entrepreneurial support group Creative England on a new accelerator. The programme is aimed at companies working to apply the likes of gamification, the Internet of Things, and 3D modelling to other sectors that may not be seen as traditionally digital, like healthcare or tourism. The moves comes amid growing [...]

  • Thousands of online accounts feared hacked at National Lottery operator Camelot

    November 30, 2016

    National Lottery operator Camelot thinks 26,500 accounts have been hacked. The company said it didn't think its own systems had been compromised, but that players' login details had been pinched from elsewhere. It discovered "suspicious activity" after online security monitoring on Monday. "No money has been deposited or withdrawn from affected player accounts," it said [...]

  • Jeremy Hunt wants to ban sexting for under-18s – and thinks Snapchat, Facebook and Twitter should be responsible

    November 30, 2016

    Jeremy Hunt has suggested banning the sending of sexually explicit messages – otherwise known as sexting – by those under 18.  In evidence given to the commons health committee on suicide prevention, the health secretary said social media companies should block those under 18 from sharing images with sexual content. "I think social media companies need [...]

  • Lack of sleep is costing the UK £40bn each year

    November 30, 2016

    Lack of sleep can have a number of negative effects on a person – for one, people who sleep less have a higher mortality rate – but new research has revealed the financial cost of skipping naptime. A lack of sleep among the UK's workers is costing the economy up to £40bn – or 1.86 [...]

  • How can you monitor data in 810 billion photos?

    November 30, 2016  |  City Talk

    Have you been watching the epic Planet Earth 2 from the BBC? If so, you'll have been amazed at the roving drone that filmed billions of locusts in Madagascar. How about the jaw-dropping footage of a starving lioness trying to take down a giraffe at full chat? You were there. Almost. The images were simply stunning. Combine them with some 810 billion [...]

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