Starlink, low-orbit broadband and how it could change the world
On the whole, it's been a reliable rule: satellite services such as Elon Musk's new Starlink aren’t very good for…
08 Apr 2021
TrueLayer celebrates $70m Series D but stays mum on valuation
Fintech developer platform TrueLayer is planning to go global on the back of its new $70m Series D funding round and a boost from the pandemic. However, the company's founders…
07 Apr 2021
Don’t be a sap, says SAP, actually patch these vulnerabilities
SAP is urging organisations to implement security patches across its suite of enterprise software to protect against vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited by cybercriminals. The warning comes as businesses…
07 Apr 2021
Revolut plays glowing joker in the game of weirdest payment cards
UK-based neobank Revolut has teamed up with two-time heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua to launch a new glow-in-the-dark debit card. However, it's only one of the weirdest payment cards in…
06 Apr 2021
We simply can’t afford this luxury lifestyle for our drivers – Uber
Last year, Uber empowered its Californian drivers to pick which rides to accept. The ride-hailing business is now considering rolling back this added flexibility because drivers were actually using it.…
01 Apr 2021
US Army moves Microsoft AR war-goggles into production
Microsoft and the US Army have announced that the Integrated Visual Augmentation System (IVAS), an enhanced military version of the HoloLens augmented reality (AR) device, will move from prototyping to…
31 Mar 2021
Deliveroo IPO fiasco: The markets have spoken on the gig economy
Deliveroo's highly anticipated debut on the London Stock Exchange has turned out to be a major flop, with market analysts and experts branding the float as rushed and embarrassing. The…