Mobile
New security flaw found in 5G communications standards
5G's authentication protocol security vulnerability won't be fixed before first network roll-outs
Interview with Nutratech, Mobile App of the Year
Computing speaks to Nutratech, winners of the Mobile App of the Year award at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
Google to charge a licensing fee for Android apps in Europe
Google responds to anti-trust fine over bundling of apps with Android by levying licence fee for apps in the EEA
Gavin Patterson to leave BT following adverse shareholder reaction to cost-cutting plan
BT CEO Patterson to remain in charge until successor is appointed
Europe trails the world in 5G deployment, says report
US and China will lead the next-generation of mobile technology
Connexin drops out of 4G and 5G spectrum auction - before it's even begun
Ofcom says there are only now five bidders in next week's spectrum auction
Ofcom to investigate Three and Vodafone over allegations of network throttling
Ofcom to examine alleged breaches of net neutrality over Three's tethering rules and Vodafone's Video Pass
4G mobile networks are riddled with exploitable security flaws, claim researchers
Academics identify ten serious 4G security flaws
WhatsApp tackles spam-message syndrome with new notification
Users will be warned when they see or send a suspected spam message
WhatsApp adds web client and messaging stats as it launches dedicated business app
WhatsApp Business is available for free in the UK now
Court sides with Ofcom on 5G spectrum dispute between EE and Three
Court rejects Three UK's bid to cap 5G spectrum auction at 30 per cent
Microsoft wants to kill cost of switching apps by adding Cortana to Skype
Contextual awareness makes Skype better, faster, stronger
SD-WANs: Why the sudden interest?
A recent Computing webinar revealed that interest in software-defined WANs is spiking, as organisations look for ways to enable secure, mobile working, whilst getting maximum value from existing assets
Investing in mobility for profit and productivity
Organisations can derive tangible benefits from a mature approach to enterprise mobility, argues Richard Anstey
SpyDealer takes control of Android phones and steals data from encrypted messaging apps
Malware is distributed via compromised wireless networks, not the Play Store
UK contact centres move to the cloud as systems age
Keeping pace with changing consumer behaviour and the ability to quickly update technology were seen as some of the big advantages of a cloud migration
European unified communications-as-a-service trying to hold off US aggressors
Small UCaaS operators are being threatened by larger US telcos
Ofcom must put pressure on networks to provide better 4G coverage, says British Chambers of Commerce
'It's clear that the UK is lagging in the delivery of access to a world-class digital infrastructure.' says BCC
SLocker: Android ransomware threat returns in undetectable form
Wandera claims to have uncovered 400 variants of malware
New proposals for encryption 'back doors' planned by UK government in extension to internet surveillance
Plans for encryption back door keys to be held by telcos and ISPs and real-time web surveillance
UK outranked by Peru in 4G mobile communications
Unreliable and patchy networks to blame for putting the UK behind Estonia and Peru in 4G
Bandwidth limitations are throttling cloud - and the economy, argues Peter Cochrane
Cloud computing will require ubiquitous, reliable network connections. So where are they, asks Peter Cochrane
Google loses Android Russian anti-trust case to Yandex - agrees to open up Android to rival apps and search engines
Settlement with Russian anti-trust authority followed £6.2m fine
Review: Hands-on with the Honor 8 Pro
Honor 8 Pro provides a lot of smartphone for less than £500
