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London Grid for Learning delivers WiFi and VoIP to 2,000 schools
Two thousand schools across London are set to benefit from a new Wi-Fi service and Voice over IP (VoIP) technology, which will be delivered through the Public Services Network project developed by London Grid for Learning (LGfL) and Virgin Media Business.
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Oracle pays £1.1billion for network equipment maker Acme Packet
Oracle has agreed to pay $1.7 billion (£1.08 billion) for Acme Packet, a network equipment vendor specialising in session delivery.
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Google in talks with Dish to build wireless network, says report
It already sells phones and tablets, provides a wealth of online services and has been laying high-speed fiber to people's homes. Now Google is apparently considering a wireless network service as well.
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Kim Dotcom cries foul over Megaupload raid
Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom appeared in Auckland High Court today as part of a judicial review of the police raid on his rented Coatesville mansion in January. This followed a ruling last month that the search and seizure operation was unlawful.
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Remote access malware growing problem for smartphones
Malware tools that allow attackers to gain complete remote control of smartphones have become a serious threat to users around the world, researchers told an overflow RSA conference audience.
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Wi-Fi specialist Ruckus expands into hybrid mobile networks
With Wi-Fi poised to become a much bigger part of mobile networks, the leaders in wireless LAN and cellular technology are converging on the same space from opposite directions.
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Mobile users easily tracked through GSM network leaks
GSM cellular networks leak enough location data to give third-parties secret access to cellphone users' whereabouts, according to new research from the US.
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New nano-SIM card is 60% smaller than normal sim cards, out next year
A new, smaller SIM card, dubbed nano-SIM, will free up room for additional memory and larger batteries, helping phone vendors create thinner devices, German company Giesecke & Devrient said on Friday.
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Intel leads provision of PCs to Japanese earthquake shelters
With a new laptop computer under his arm, Kenji Takemoto marched into the Takasago Day Care Centre in Sendai. It's been almost a month since an earthquake and tsunami devastated the coastal area of this city and for the tens of families living in the centre, life is getting boring.
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Cisco unveils home office wireless access points
Cisco introduced four devices aimed at improving the performance and security of home offices used by corporate workers.
