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The University of Liverpool takes forward new technology to transform road maintenance.
Dorset still lags significantly in terms of internet and phone connectivity, a project manager for 5G in rural Dorset claims.
The already poor bandwidth in Shropshire is being stretch to the limit as thousands of residents work and study from home.
Hands-free crossing technology for visually impaired residents now available in North Ayrshire.
The new iWatch 6 has already become the king of standout wearables.
Since IT is flourishing around the globe, skillful software developers are in great demand.
Dozens of CCTV cameras across North Somerset remain switched off as the council works on upgrading them.
New app that digitise early years assessment to be made available to parents and carers in Bury and Rochdale.
Full fibre broadband rollout to benefit additional premises in South Gloucestershire.
Local council provides Suffolk children with laptops for their home learning during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Freelancing an excellent way to take control of your career.
The Internet of Things (IoT) isn't just the buzzword of the day.
Smart City operator Connexin raises £80million funding to advance UK smart cities.
Alnwick Town Council appeals to residents and businesses to sign up for faster broadband in the town.
iOpt wins £1million contract to install IOT monitors in Renfrewshire Council's social housing.
Northumberland County Council partners with BT for its £12million full-fibre upgrade scheme.
We all have to start somewhere!
Netatmo Smart Video Doorbell to hit the market a year after its launch.
Having a smart home in the 21st century is becoming more and more popular as the months go on.
Crookfur retirement homes have been transformed into high-tech digitally enabled assisted living facilities.
Smart home energy management systems could minimise domestic energy use for employees working from home this pandemic.
Most people want to know if VoIP services are as useful as they claim to be.
Clevedon-based Bytes Digital is the best VoIP solution provider at the SME-News UK Enterprise Awards.
Plans to build a hotel at Novotel Reading Centre has been submitted.
New 5G service in Porthcawl welcomed by Council leader Huw David of Bridgend County Borough.
Residents raise concern over the safety and visual impact of a 5G tower in an Earley Park.
Dudley residents protest against a 66ft tall mobile mast in the Lawnwood Road, Saltwells Road area.
Luton Council approves a new 5G mast the second time after e-petition forces new vote.
WiFi plan for new Merseyrail fleet have gone through.
Connecting to the internet through home Wi-Fi is easy and secure.
