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What is object-oriented programming?
Object-oriented programming is one of those terms that is thrown about by those in the know, but is entirely opaque to many non-coders. We explain the basics.
How to secure your business online
There's a one in two chance that your business is an easy target for hackers. Simon Edwards, founder of one of the world's leading testing labs, explains the practical measures companies can take to tighten security.
Job anxieties still prevalent in UK tech sector
More than 80% of tech workers are likely to look for new roles by the end of 2023, according to a study conducted by technology talent specialist Lorien.
How Disney, Netflix and Amazon use CX to make customers happy
Big companies such as Disney use data and real-time analytics to make their customers happy (it's not just about people in Mickey Mouse costumes). Vicky Woollaston explains the secrets of their CX success.
What is display calibration?
If you want your monitor's colours to match universal standards, then you need to understand how display calibration works - and what tools you need to help you.
Lenovo’s Aston Martin ThinkStations
Everything you need to know about Lenovo's new ThinkStations designed in tandem with Aston Martin - including some rather tasty pictures.
Meta releases dataset to maximise inclusivity and diversity
Effective AI relies on as diverse a range of data as possible, and that's exactly what Meta attempts to address with Casual Conversations v2 - designed to be inclusive.
Red Kubes launches startup accelerator programme
Startups in the UK and The Netherlands are being offered a free ride on Red Kubes' Kubernates platform - find out how to apply
What is an API?
APIs are the secret sauce that keep millions of websites operating, so what exactly do we mean by API? It's more than a pretty interface...
Sorry status quo fans: Less work is the future
Futurist Nicole Kobie attacks the myth that working less makes people unhappy. The only people made happy by the status quo, she argues, are CEOs reaping big bonuses and the shareholders earning bigger dividends.
Australian Banks increase scam protection as complaints rise
Westpac has announced a slew of measures to protect its customers against the growing menace of scams, including a four-hour payment delay
Confessions of an IT Manager: why I say “no” when you ask me for something new
If you've ever wondered why IT departments never approve the purchase you're asking for, our (mostly) friendly IT manager has the answer. But you may not like it.
UK government announces £360m investment in tech industry
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak today launched the government’s new framework to “cement” the UK’s place as a science and technology superpower by 2030. But is £360m really enough?
Why meetings in the Metaverse are ethical, productive and simply make sense
Charles Radclyffe has been exploring the use of Metaverse technologies for businesses since 2016, and he's come to a conclusion: Metaverse meetings are amazing. And ethical. And basically the future.
Samsung’s chip division loses $2.3 billion in first two months of 2023
It's been a tough two months for any company reliant on manufacturing chips, and that's set to continue - but Samsung remains strong overall
The simple step you can take to protect your business against cyberattacks
The CEO of cyber-threat specialist SE Labs explains why spending money on cybersecurity solutions isn't enough on its own - you need to take control.
Why businesses should add Chromebooks to their hardware mix
Chromebooks could be great for business if more businesses gave them a chance. Our Chromebook expert explains their many advantages, from costs to deployment.
How to convince your IT department to buy the software you need to do your job
Do you need to persuade your IT department to invest in a new piece of software or service? Here's how to win the argument.
LastPass Hack: Developer Was Targeted At Home
Company reveals that one engineer - one of four with access to decryption keys - was targeted as part of last summer's attack on the password manager.