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06 Nov iPhone users fume over letter 'i' bug

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An update to the smartphone's operating system means the letter "i" is auto-corrected in error. Source: BBC Technology News...

06 Nov Facebook firing

Posted at 11:25h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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Two years ago care home manager Rachel Burns lost her job after posting a photo on Facebook. Was she unfairly dismissed? Source: BBC Technology News...

06 Nov Fake WhatsApp app downloaded more than one million times

Posted at 11:00h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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A bogus version of the popular messaging app was available via the Google Play Store. Source: BBC Technology News...

06 Nov NHS offers smartphone GP appointments

Posted at 08:54h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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Trials will take place in London where 3.5 million patients will be able to have video consultations via smartphone. Source: BBC Technology News...

06 Nov Police investigate 17 child sexting cases a day

Posted at 01:03h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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Police warn of a "worrying upward trend" and call for social networks to remove images faster. Source: BBC Technology News...

06 Nov Andy Serkis: Could computers could replace actors?

Posted at 00:40h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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Technology has helped his performances, but does he think tech could one day replace actors? Source: BBC Technology News...

05 Nov BT Openreach van effigy set alight by frustrated villagers

Posted at 15:32h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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Broadband speeds are so slow, villagers say they are unable to do more than check emails and do a little browsing. Source: BBC Technology News...

05 Nov China online shopping: Dishonest websites face fines

Posted at 11:39h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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New laws mean shopping websites which publish false product adverts will face tough fines. Source: BBC Technology News...

05 Nov Twitter criticised for 'erasing' bisexual photos

Posted at 11:36h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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The social media platform is criticised for failing to show any photos under the bisexual hashtag. Source: BBC Technology News...

05 Nov Social media giants have 'moral duty' to tackle child abuse

Posted at 01:14h in Uncategorised by Leanne

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Home Secretary Amber Rudd says social media firms should do more to end child sexual exploitation. Source: BBC Technology News...

Author: Leanne

06 Nov iPhone users fume over letter 'i' bug

06 Nov Facebook firing

06 Nov Fake WhatsApp app downloaded more than one million times

06 Nov NHS offers smartphone GP appointments

06 Nov Police investigate 17 child sexting cases a day

06 Nov Andy Serkis: Could computers could replace actors?

05 Nov BT Openreach van effigy set alight by frustrated villagers

05 Nov China online shopping: Dishonest websites face fines

05 Nov Twitter criticised for 'erasing' bisexual photos

05 Nov Social media giants have 'moral duty' to tackle child abuse