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Road to Covid-19 app development was 'bumpy and painful,' says head of NHSX
The app was released in England and Wales last month after much delays
UK's COVID-19 contact tracing app goes live in England and Wales - finally
Government officials are concerned that the app's adoption rate could be as low as 10 per cent
BBC's northern-accented voice assistant Beeb released for beta testing
Members of the Microsoft's Windows Insider Programme will be the first to test the beta
Huge spike in interest in COBOL programming jobs revealed by trends data
COBOL was introduced nearly 60 years ago in the era of punch cards but still runs many banking and government systems
VideoProc Provides YouTubers with Easy-to-use Video Processing Software
Introducing VideoProc, a new video processing toolkit
Data orchestration: How to make your data silos sing
Data orchestration can produce accurate, continuously updated, multi-channel customer insight for marketers
The people want robots - but don't know that they're already using them
Global interest in AI is rising, but Brits are afraid that Brexit will hold us back
Hyperledger could be the binding layer that blockchain needs
Hyperledger is key to blockchain avoiding the challenges of the IoT
Trainline is embracing mobile and crowdsourcing trends, says CTO Mark Holt
But will all of that data be a problem when the GDPR hits?
Google is working on 47 Android fixes
Google has found more than 47 bugs in its mobile OS
Google unveils AI camera kit for Raspberry Pi
Google has unveiled its latest Raspberry Pi AI kit
Former Google employees found start-up to transform application management
An ex Google employee is looking to transform the way firms manage apps.
It's "up to us" whether AI works for us, or turns against humanity, warns Satya Nadella
Better "set of design principles" are critical to correctly create the first AI, says Microsoft CEO
TfL swipes Uber off London's streets. What are the implications?
Ride-sharing app denied renewed licence
Make AI developers sign Hippocratic Oath, urges ethics report
Stop biased machines in their tracks, urges RSA
Facebook hands over 3,000 Russia-linked ads. So what next?
Zuckerberg should employ a "team of moaners and cynics".
Twilio Studio eases customer communication by tweaking existing apps
Business teams can use Studio to change in-app customer engagement experiences after they have been built
Oracle adds AI out of the box to its IoT range
Additions promise new asset management and data insight capabilities - plus a partnership with Mitsubishi.
Android libraries can share personal information with apps that lack permissions
Intra-library 'collusion' occurs when libraries are shared between multiple apps
Does the GDPR have a technology answer? Blue Cedar injects code to protect data - not the device
There's no silver bullet, but Blue Cedar can be part of the shotgun blast of technology solutions
LeakerLocker ransomware threatens to leak victims' smartphone secrets
Android malware was embedded in two popular apps
What SMBs can learn from WannaCry and the Vault 7 leaks
Do small businesses have anything to fear from the glut of anti-privacy tools?
Software companies need new licensing models - and here's why
It's impossible to accurately forecast software use
Can backups really protect you against ransomware?
4,000 ransomware attacks occurred every day in 2016 - can backups protect against all of them?
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