Telecoms
Wikileaks' latest Vault 7 document dump reveals CIA infection of 'factory fresh' iPhones and Mac firmware
Documents reveal that the CIA has been infecting iPhones since 2008
BT Openreach to use virtual reality to attract 1,500 new engineers over the next year
Virtual reality will show would-be engineers exactly what the job entails
Nokia 8 to run eight-core Snapdragon 660 and come with IP68 certification, suggest leaks
Nokia 8 will be unveiled alongside new Nokia 7
BT agrees to turn Openreach into independent company
Caves to pressure from Ofcom and wider industry
Fred Olsen IT chief talks cloud, connectivity and security
IT director Damon Impett on the challenges of running IT for a business with many different divisions
Digital Strategy: Skills, security and connectivity at heart of government's digital push
Govt wants to ensure UK well-placed for digital future
Ofcom tells BT to reduce landline-only prices
Prices should be slashed by £5 per month, says watchdog
ITU: 5G base stations should offer 20Gbps downloads, 10Gbps uploads and support one million devices over one mile
ITU outlines draft specs for 5G communications
Ofcom identifies three bands for use in the UK's 5G roll-out
Three bands offer by Ofcom to rule 5G mobile spectrum
Chinese regulators plan to vet all new internet services and hardware
China's government plans more internet and technology controls
Mobile roaming charges in the EU to be abolished by June following pricing agreement with operators
EU roaming may not apply to the UK for long as a result of Brexit
Avaya files for chapter 11 bankruptcy
Networking firm's hardware roots beginning to show
EE fined £2.7m by Ofcom for overcharging customers - and not paying them back
Slap on wrist for BT-owned EE over customer overcharging
Stirling to get 1Gbps fibre network as CityFibre expands in Scotland
Roll-out expected to take 14 months and will connect 3,000 businesses
BT plans new service to cut-off nuisance calls
Fifteen million nuisance calls a week will be stopped, claims BT
Three hacked: 'Inside job' puts six million customers' private data in jeopardy
Three men arrested in connection with breach
100 years of hold music: why is audio conferencing still with us?
Death, where is thy sting?
UK WAN contracts totalling £123m due to expire within 12 months
New figures seen by Computing show large number of telecommunications contracts will be up for grabs shortly, with a total value of £123m
Vodafone launches network-level blocking tech to stop scam calls
Firm hopes to stop scourge of PPI calls
Telecommunications post-Brexit: key considerations for IT
IT firms should take an active role in the forming of a new telecoms landscape post-Brexit by championing issues close to their business objectives, writes Mike Conradi, telecoms partner at DLA Piper
Ofcom calls for Openreach to be made 'distinct company' - but stops short of demanding formal break-up of BT
All the benefits of break-up with none of the hassle, claims telecoms regulator
BT bends in battle to give Openreach its independence
BT promises to give Openreach more autonomy as it bids to avoid break-up
Microsoft and Facebook to lay huge private undersea cable across the Atlantic
4,100-mile cable will be completed in October 2017 with a capacity of 160Tbps
Queen's speech promises to 'create the right' for high-speed broadband in 'every household'
"Automatic" compensation promised for anyone who does not get at least 10Mbps broadband - with faster speeds promised in time
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