More than half of consumers concerned about website security
More than half of UK consumers (59 per cent) worry about the risk of their details being compromised each time they input them into a business website
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Will Technology Kill Us or Make Us Stronger?
More than half of people think that technology is making us healthier while 46% think it is making us more sick
Planning to Save Money in 2013? You Might Want to Ditch the Subscriptions
Three quarters of us are wasting money on unused subscription services every month, a study has found
UK Retailers Spent 27% More on Paid Search in Christmas Season
UK consumers spent 34% more on Boxing Day 2012 online purchases through paid search ads than in 2011
Mobile Internet access over Christmas reaches all time high
The number of people accessing the Internet from their smartphone or tablet device on Christmas Day and Boxing Day reached an all-time high in 2012, according to the annual Online Christmas Activity survey from eDigitalResearch and IMRG
Global cybersecurity market to be worth over $68bn
Visiongain’s analysis indicates that the global cyber security market is set to be worth $68.34bn in 2013, as exceedingly high-demand continues for information security systems across governments, global militaries, and the private sector
Shop Safely Online in the January Sales With MySiteChecker.com
MySiteChecker.com helps online bargain hunters instantly check a website is safe and secure before they buy
Grandparents Are Tech-savvy this Christmas
UK adults 55 and over are tech-savvy, with 41 per cent putting a tablet, smartphone or laptop on their Christmas list this year
Could Digital Drugs Boost Your Health, Make you More Confident or Improve Your Sleep?
Digipill uses psychoacoustics to help you unlock your subconscious and change your perception
Kaspersky Lab Outlines Key Security Trends in 2012 and Predicts Core Threats for 2013
Kaspersky Lab experts outline the key security trends of 2012 and look at the core threats of 2013 especially targeted attacks,
Bumper M-Commerce Christmas Ahead – But Consumers Set to Gamble on Shopping for Gifts
Almost one in four consumers surveyed plan to spend more on their Christmas shopping this year compared to the last three years
EU Companies Out of Step with Consumer Concerns Over Online Tracking
Despite the introduction of the EU Cookie Directive in May 2011, only a minority of companies are seeking consent from users before dropping cookies
What Tech-Savvy Teenagers Want: Better IT Education and Mum on Facebook
Current technology education in schools is not good enough, according to new data released in the 2012 Realtime Generation Report
First In-Depth Analysis of the Impact of EU Cookie Directive Shows Majority of Users Choosing to Allow Advertising Cookies
The first in-depth analysis of the impact of the EU Cookie Directive on websites shows that the majority of users are choosing to allow the use of third party advertising cookies
Superfast Broadband Essential to Long-Term Competitiveness of UK Economy
EIU and Huawei publish report to promote open debate on future of connectivity