London tech news & analysis

The six worst flexible working myths: debunked

Why it’s high time you smelt the coffee and woke up to the flexible working reality

Rise of the flexecutive: 10 fab tips to make flexi-working work for your team

Foolproof ways to make flexible employees productive

London’s top 20 flexible workspaces

From Berkeley Square to Covent Garden, check out the best flexi-working spaces in the capital

An umbrella? A pair of glasses? Five sexy flexible working gadgets you need to own!Video

The gadgets that make flexible working even more fun and fantastic

The flexible working gospel: five crucial commandmentsVideo

What shalt business do to succeed at flexible working?

What?! One in nine Brits have never used the internet

Thu, 16 May 2013

Official figures have revealed that over seven million Britons have never used the internet - that’s around one in nine people in this country.

Samsung to launch 5G that will let users download a film in a second

Tue, 14 May 2013

South Korean tech giant Samsung has announced that it has developed 5G mobile technology which is “several hundred times faster” than current 4G networks and could let users download a film in just one second.

Kerching! Five Bitcoin millionaires you need to know about Video

Who’s been raking in the moolah with the new internet currency?

Meet the London FinTech firm transacting £13bn

World First co-founder Jonathan Quin on his eight-year-old exchange empire

Level 39: Is Eric Van der Kleij building his own Tech City in Canary Wharf? Video

Should Silicon Roundabout be scared?

London's 32 hottest fin-tech companies

Fin-tech is technology that deals with or disrupts financial services - and investors and tech tipsters can’t get enough of it

London's 32 hottest fin-tech companies

Fin-tech is technology that deals with or disrupts financial services - and investors and tech tipsters can’t get enough of it

Tech-tastic! Six amazing technologies coming out of London

How the capital has become an R&D hotbed

50 million people use Evernote. We unearth its growth secretsVideo

Our cloud for business interview series continues with John McGeachie, head of Evernote Business

Seven red hot reasons to get your head in the cloud

Businesses speak up about how they’re flying thanks to cloud computing

Can Shazam be UK’s first billion-dollar tech company?

CFO Keith Lovell on the tech superstar’s future and IPO

Donald Trump's not alone! Here are other hilarious Twitter hack-attacks

From Kim Kardashian spilling it all to Ed Miliband’s sex-ad

Are the Chinese spying on us? The Huawei debate

China’s (and the world’s) biggest telco maker provides most of the UK’s broadband cables. Should we worry?

Revealed: The 10 biggest websites in the world

The 10 websites that has the world hooked…

Five things you didn't know about Bill GatesVideo

There’s much more to Microsoft’s founder and almighty geeky tech-whizz than you’d realise

Video Case Study: How unified communications are empowering big businesses Video

Hear from music goliath Roland, food manufacturers Tulip, Chetham’s School of Music and others about how Shortel’s helping organisations to be more productive

Video case study: Using unified communications to improve customer serviceVideo

Are you looking to grow while finding new efficiencies and adding value for your customers? The management of Portman Travel explains how the right technology can help you

The App factor: mobile apps are key to keeping customers connected

From buying your dog a collar to accessing a boarding pass, there’s an app for everything

Staff using their own phones for work? Time to get on the BYOD bandwagon

Avoid security risks, improve productivity and cut costs

How Adzuna is helping David Cameron run the country

The London tech company worth watching

Infographic of the week: London's party hotspots

Where are Londoners off partying in the Christmas season?

Big Brother: No one can avoid the debate over personal privacy

Data was a big deal in 2012 and it’s about to get bigger

Oscar Jazdowski, Silicon Valley Bank: Banks need to accept intellectual property as collateral

Bring the Valley’s funding model to the UK’s tech industry

Forget Bond: come inside the nanotech lair which beats anything by Q

The London Centre for Nanotechnology gives us the deluxe tour

Exclusive: Is Crowdcube changing the way we invest in start-ups?

One year on and we talk to the founder to hear whether his innovative model has legs

London's top 20 Fin-Tech start-ups

As one of the world’s biggest finance centres, is it any wonder we have a booming start-up ecosystem supporting it and shaking it up?