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  • Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan pledge to cure all disease

    September 22, 2016

    Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan have announced their next big project – probably the biggest challenge they could embark on. The billionaire tech whizz said last night that the next major focus for their charity, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, is to help scientists to "cure, prevent or manage all diseases" by the [...]

  • This new proptech startup wants to help generation rent buy their first home

    September 22, 2016

    Zoopla and top investor Robin Klein are backing a new property technology venture designed to help first time buyers hop on to the incredibly difficult first rung of the property ladder. Wannabe homeowners can invest in a property Isa with Bricklane.com which launches today. Cash will go into a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), which will invest in rental [...]

  • No respite for ISPs as one in four customers say they’re willing to switch broadband provider this year

    September 22, 2016

    Competition in the broadband market is showing no signs of slowing, despite the regulator complaining customers could be finding switching too difficult.  According to new study from big four accountant EY as many as one in four broadband customers are willing to switch provider this year. That's up from just over one in five (21 per cent) in [...]

  • Apple Watch Series 2: repositioned as a fitness watch, it begins to make a lot more sense

    September 21, 2016

    Smartwatches haven’t exactly set the world on fire. After 18 months, the Apple Watch – a product that once seemed like a plausible successor (or at least an indispensable companion) to the iPhone – is still decidedly niche. This requires some qualification, however: it dominates its market – about a third of smartwatches are made [...]

  • iPhone 7 review: A brilliant handset but one that hints at even bigger things to come

    September 21, 2016

    There were no queues around the block for the UK launch of the iPhone 7. Flash floods were a mitigating factor (plus the fact the annual pilgrimage has been on the wane for a couple of years), but I suspect it’s also because it looks so damn similar to the last one. The aluminium chassis [...]

  • The UK is second in the world for tech startup exits

    September 21, 2016

    More tech startups in the UK went public or were acquired than in any other country in the world behind only the US at the start of the year, new research reveals. The high-profile acquisitions of Swiftkey by Microsoft and Magic Pony by Twitter helped send tech merger and acquisition (M&A) surging across Europe. Read more: Why companies like [...]

  • It’s official: Mobile roaming charges will be dropped entirely

    September 21, 2016

    Consumers will no longer be charged at all for using their mobile phone abroad under new EU rules agreed today. Plans to cap the number of days that roaming would be free to 90 days, or 30 consecutive days, have been scrapped by officials, who said there should be no limit in terms of the timing [...]

  • North Korea only has 28 websites

    September 21, 2016

    In things we never knew about secretive North Korea news, it's accidently been let slip that the country has just 28 websites. Of course, there's no surprise the country has limited its presence online considering it's shut itself off from the rest of the world, but the leak reveals just how closed off it really [...]

  • Say ‘allo to Allo – Google’s WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger rival

    September 21, 2016

    Google is jumping on the messaging bandwagon with a new cockney sounding app called Allo powered by artificial intelligence. The mashup between Apple Siri/iMessage/WhatsApp/Facebook Messenger/Snapchat might seem by some as a little late to the party – Facebook's Messenger and WhatsApp boast one billion users each and they dominate the world of messaging apps. ​ Some suggest there can only be one chat [...]

  • Uber needs to sort out public concerns about its workers’ wage worries to stimulate UberEats’ growth

    September 21, 2016

    The food delivery sector is booming and Uber is getting on board with its newly launched UberEats service. Competing with rivals such as Deliveroo, Uber’s bosses will be hoping that those that have got on board with the company as a taxi service will be attracted to its new venture as well. YouGov Profiles data [...]

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