Pro-private sector think tank says sack IT-illiterate police officers
In a new report, the Reform think tank recommends firing police officers who are not well versed in IT
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Too many UK politicians are clueless about tech
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The GDPR after Brexit – UK firms prepare to disentangle a political mess
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Opera VPN for iOS - are free VPNs about to steal the mobile market?
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London election debate shows tech doesn’t exist separate from society
Aside from disagreement over Uber and a lack of discussion of the need to get more women in tech, the candidates mostly agreed
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SwiftKey: Everything you need to know about Microsoft's $250 million acquisition
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Technology is not about to steal your job
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Here's how virtual reality and augmented reality could take off - beyond gaming
We explore how VR and AR could be used for far more than just gaming
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10 ways David Bowie changed the digital world
If Bowie was scared of anything, it certainly wasn’t technology
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The future of wireless charging in 2016
You will be charging your phone without wires in 2016, whether you use Android, Apple, Windows or BlackBerry
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What is a startup? This question no longer has a simple answer
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