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Stations and trains to get free wifi as part of Ryder Cup preparations
Free wifi will be provided at 25 train stations across the country.
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Gaming’s gaping gender imbalance is to be tackled by a group aiming to promote careers in the sector to a new generation of women.
Post a comment ()Seven million UK adults have never used the internet
More than seven million adults in the UK have never used the internet, official figures suggest.
Post a comment ()Stations and trains to get free wifi as part of Ryder Cup preparations
Free wifi will be provided at 25 train stations across the country.
Post a comment ()Scottish Women in Games ready to shoot down stereotypes
Gaming’s gaping gender imbalance is to be tackled by a group aiming to promote careers in the sector to a new generation of women.
Post a comment ()Apple defiant despite seeing first profits dip in a decade
Technology giant Apple's profits have slipped for the first time in a decade.
Post a comment ()Twitter launches #music service
Twitter has unveiled a new app designed to change the way people discover music.
Post a comment ()‘Your digital profile can haunt you’ — Paris Brown case is a warning for social media users
Paris Brown was the UK’s first youth police commissioner for less than a week. That’s more than twice as long as Britney Spears’ marriage but hardly ...
Post a comment ()OFT launches probe of 'free' video games for children
So-called "free" web and app-based games for children are under investigation following concerns that users can run up substantial costs.
Post a comment ()Losing internet more stressful than no heating or water, survey finds
Workers are more concerned about losing their internet connection at home than having no heating or water, a study suggests.
Post a comment ()Dundee software firm Waracle links success to airport route to London
A Dundee software development company has won a major contract to create a medical testing app for one of the country’s leading universities — and ...
Post a comment ()Facebook trials message charges in UK
Facebook could charge British users up to £10 to contact celebrities.
Post a comment ()Sun to join Telegraph in putting up website paywall
News International's chief executive has said The Sun must start charging readers of its website as the company confirmed it would introduce a ...
Post a comment ()£146m scheme to give Highlands and Islands high-speed fibre broadband
The north of Scotland is to benefit from the "most complex and challenging" broadband installation project in the UK.
Post a comment ()Abertay games developers bid for glory at Gadget Show Live
A multinational team of game developers from Abertay University hope their fun take on genetics will impress the judges at the final of a Europe-wide ...
Post a comment ()Director Danny Boyle unconvinced by 3D films
Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle says he believes 3D movies have no future — and predicts they will just be a "phase" for the cinema industry.
Post a comment ()Hacked Off wants to fix ‘glitch’ that would leave bloggers open to huge payouts
Media reform campaigners Hacked Off have called for changes to legislation allowing punitive penalties to be levelled against the press after it ...
Post a comment ()Ofcom inviting bidders for local TV channel for Dundee
The possibility of a commercial television service for Dundee has come a step closer.
Post a comment ()Unliked — Tayside Police Facebook page facing the axe
Tayside Police has announced that its Facebook page is to be closed down as part of the move to a single national force.
Post a comment ()Google to pay $7m Street View data fine
Google will pay a seven million dollar (£4.7 million) fine to settle a multi-state US investigation into the internet search giant's interception of ...
Post a comment ()Tag Games’ Hotel Vegas ‘too racy for UK’
A Dundee games company has released a new celebrity game which is considered too racy for release in the UK.
Post a comment ()‘Nation of multi-taskers’ are logging on from the toilet
A quarter of men admit to sitting down on the toilet to urinate so they are "hands free" to continue using their mobile phone, a survey claims.
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