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Disasters spur investment in flood and fire risk tech
The increasing frequency of disasters like floods and fires is driving investment in technologies that assess climate change risks. Here’s a breakdown of how these services are benefiting different stakeholders:
Getting better connected
There’s been a lot in the media about mobile phone coverage and how much better foreign travellers as they skip to the network with the best signal as they move from place to place. Meanwhile UK residents have to put up with the best that their chosen network can...
Zombies are about
It may be appropriate that a zombie network was created at Hallow’een time, but a host of well-known websites like Gov, Twitter, Spotify, Reddit, SoundCloud and PayPal didn’t see it as a Hallow’een prank! On 21st October, some hackers gained access to a vast number...
Are you sleeping well?
The stats say that, on average, it takes 7 minutes to fall asleep, but people who have electronic gadgets in the bedroom often find it takes much longer. If you’ve got a tablet or smartphone in the bedroom and you’re checking emails, playing games or watching films...
How to get the best from your IT support team
When you sign up to an IT support service it is usually perceived as the number to call when things go wrong, but it should be much more than that. A good IT support company will help you to achieve your business goals. The problem is that most companies never think...
Clever nerds or crafty thieves?
A bunch of nerds came up with some coding that developed into the Kodi box (formerly the Xbox Media Center)– which is a media centre box that the viewing public took to quickly. The box comes pre-loaded with films and boxed sets and lets the purchaser watch live TV,...
‘There’s something wrong with my computer!’
When you understand technology some things seem ‘obvious’. When you’re not a techie it’s easy to overlook things. These are some of the frequent support requests we get: My laptop won’t connect to the WiFi The reason for this is usually that the user needs to press...