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  • IG Group boss joins fintech startup board

    November 7, 2016

    A top boss at spreadbetter IG Group has joined the board of a startup opening up high level investments to individual private investors. Ian Peacock, head of UK and Ireland at the FTSE 250 firm, will join the advisory board of CoInvestor, an alternative investment platform which lets investors put their cash into assets usually reserved for institutional investors. The six [...]

  • Britain must raise its game on innovation to make a success of Brexit

    November 7, 2016

    The UK economy has so far proved hardy in the face of the vote to leave the EU. While GDP growth has slowed, it’s been higher than many had expected – consumers continue to spend on the high street and exporters have been taking advantage of a weaker sterling. But uncertain times are still ahead [...]

  • AI firm ASI Data Science raises £1.5m investment with backing from Skype founding engineer

    November 6, 2016

    Jaan Tallinn, one of the men behind Skype, has backed a London firm that trains computer scientists in using artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Sunday Times, ASI Data Science, which works with the likes of easyJet and the BBC, has landed £1.5m of new investment, with LocalGlobe another backer. LocalGlobe was set up by [...]

  • No ****: Scientists have identified the swearier sex

    November 6, 2016

    Swear like a sailor? You're not alone. But if you're effing and blinding, it's more likely that you're a woman. Scientists have found that females are flinging around the F word more than males, making women the swearier sex. And the way we swear has drastically changed in the past twenty years, in fact, with men dialling [...]

  • Watch out Siri? Samsung’s next phone will have an AI assistant

    November 6, 2016

    Samsung is following the lead of Apple and Google, revealing it will add a Siri-like personal assistant to its newest smartphone, the Galaxy S8. It's the first time a Samsung phone will have the feature and follows the tech company's acquisition of San-Francisco artificial intelligence startup Viv Labs last month. The open platform will let others [...]

  • Tesco Bank alerts thousands of customers to potential fraud

    November 6, 2016

    Tesco Bank has notified thousands of customers that they may have been targeted by fraudsters. The supermarket-owned bank said it has identified "suspicious activity" via its fraud prevention systems on Saturday and is taking action as a precautionary measure. "We are sorry for the inconvenience we know this causes, however we want to do everything we [...]

  • Researchers have discovered why we can’t resist the latest tech upgrades

    November 6, 2016

    Ever wondered why your rationality goes out the window as soon as the new MacBook or iPhone 7 is announced, and you just have to have it? Even when its latest features seem a little odd (who needs a boring old USB port anyway?) or you run the risk of buying something that might spontaneously [...]

  • Samsung’s in a spin: Now it has to recall nearly three million washing machines

    November 4, 2016

    Things have gone from bad to quite a bit worse for Samsung. It had only just cut profit forecasts by a third after the much-hyped launch of its flagship Galaxy Note 7 ended in a mass recall (and some spontaneous explosions). Now it's had to recall about 2.8m top-load washing machines in the US, following reports [...]

  • Here are three very tiny gadgets small enough to potentially one day accidentally swallow

    November 4, 2016

    Skeye Nano 2 FPV Drone £109, trndlabs.com Selfie-sticks are terrible inventions, requiring you to balance your precious phone on the end of a rickety old bit of rod while you and your friends desperately huddle together like animals. It’s an inelegant solution, which is why TRNDlabs created the world’s first selfie drone, a tiny orange [...]

  • Titanfall 2 review: Giant robots fighting one another has never been this fun

    November 4, 2016

    Titanfall is a futuristic, multiplayer shooter about hyper-gymnastic soldiers who can perform cool parkour stunts, running along walls and leaping between buildings like well-armed squirrels. They’ve also got giant mechs: armoured walking tanks that they frequently use to pummel one another to death. While this sequel’s colourful and vibrant sci-fi setting feels fresh against the [...]

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