Peripherals
Reply demonstrates blockchain-for-insurance and web-based process management at Xchange event
Computing checks out cutting-edge innovation and chats to Reply's Filippo Rizzante
Top 4 UC&C problems - and how to solve them
Even the solutions can cause problems
TeleWare gains flexibility by moving telecoms to the cloud
Microsoft partners worked together to scrap the physical data centre
Facebook loses Oculus VR intellectual property lawsuit to Bethesda owner Zenimax
Facebook ordered to pay $500m to Zenimax on top of the $2bn it already paid for Oculus Rift
Samsung shrugs off Galaxy Note 7 disaster to report big increase in profits
While the Galaxy Note 7 crashed and literally burned, semiconductors and OLED screens have been pulling in the profits for Samsung
D-Link sued by US authorities over "easily preventable" security flaws
Selling internet-connect gear that's easily compromised? The FTC is coming for you (even if UK agencies aren't)
Google Daydream VR on sale in the UK for £69
But you'll need a Pixel device to use it
Can HP print money with $1bn Samsung deal?
Or has it lost the ability to innovate?
HoloLens battery life and connectivity details revealed
Used as intended, you won't get very long between charges...
Apple iOS 9 Siri flaw allows attackers to break through iPhone and iPad lock screen
Glitch subverts lock screen with simple voice command
Google is distributing an enterprise edition of Google Glass
Better battery life and improved wireless connectivity are some improvements made to a new version targeted at industry
Video games company Crytek puts the business case for virtual reality
Danny Palmer demos Crytek's VR software and dodges pterodactyls while director David Bowman explains how VR is not all about fun and games
Atkins looking at drones to carry out quantity surveying valuations
CIO and CDO Richard Cross explains that the firm is looking at using drones to improve survey efficiency on large-scale projects
Welcome to the real world: Hands-on with Microsoft HoloLens
Your coffee table is now your kingdom
Siemens AG selects Teradata to help it on its way to the 'Internet of Trains'
Siemens AG picked Teradata over HP Vertica, IBM and Oracle because it was 'the first to understand the need for an ecosystem'
'The Internet of Things in people will prevent rise of the robots'
'Any concerns we have about the rise of the robots taking our jobs is not really an issue because we will be those robots,' Ade McCormack tells Computing IT Leaders Summit
Computing Christmas Tablet Roundup: The year of Windows?
Join Stuart Sumner, Sooraj Shah and Peter Gothard as we consider Microsoft's stepped-up offerings in the 2014 tablet space
Samsung shrugs off wearables challenge from Apple: 'Consumers are a lot smarter these days'
Samsung VP Jae Shin tells Computing wearable tech doesn't need Apple-generated hype to take off
Google Glass goes on sale in UK for £1,000 to 'explorers'
Wearable technology now available to anyone - but experts warn of security risks
Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and the "battle for the living room"
Xbox One, PlayStation 4 - not really the productivity solutions some may have hoped for
Review: Onetouch Link Y800 on EE 4G
EE's 4G dominance comes to portable hotspots. Is the hardware and service level worth the premium outlay?
Government puts in place £500m framework for educational ICT infrastructure services
£500m agreement will replace the Becta ICT services framework
Apple seeking 'outside help' for iWatch development
Company reported to be struggling, with possibility of product cancellation looming
EU could impose levy on printers and printer ink after European Court of Justice ruling
ECJ approves compensation for copyright holders from printer makers in German court case
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