Biztech news UK's first wind-powered mobile phone mast aims to connect 'not-spots' Vodafone is trialling a wind and solar-powered mobile phone mast it hopes can help connect the UK's most remote areas. 15/06/2022
See Is it 'Morbin Time?' 'Morbius' mocked again after its re-release Why was 'Morbius' rereleased over the weekend? 07/06/2022
Smart Health How you'll soon be able to pick up a prescription anywhere in Europe Smart Health looks at the growth of ePrescriptions and how you'll soon be able to pick up your prescribed medicine anywhere in Europe. 02/06/2022
Smart Health How Estonia has become a pioneer in e-Prescription Smart Health uncovers the tech behind Estonia's cross-border ePrescription system. 02/06/2022
Hear France bans English gaming jargon All government workers in France will be prohibited from using English gaming jargon and must use their French equivalents. 01/06/2022
world news EU lawmakers, member states endorse the Digital Services Act The European Union 27 member states and EU lawmakers reached a landmark deal early Saturday morning aimed at tackling hate speech, disinformation and harmful online content 23/04/2022
Mobility SpaceX's Starlink signs first deal for in-flight WiFi using satellites The first Starlink-connected plane is due to take flight by the end of the year with around 100 aircraft to be fitted with SpaceX's terminals. 22/04/2022
Biztech news 7 tips from cybercrime experts to stop hackers in their tracks Euronews spoke to a set of experts to see how hackers are operating and what you can do to combat them. 22/04/2022
target Digital government: can digitalisation shape a better future? Can digitalisation shape a better future by improving government and citizens' well-being? That was the key theme at the eighth edition of the World Government Summit in Dubai. 14/04/2022
no comment Swedish selfie 'museum' gets super liked The recently opened "Youseum" in the suburbs of Stockholm, Sweden, offers fun backgrounds for visitors' selfies or videos. 05/04/2022
Biztech news Can Russia cut itself off from the Internet and is it going to? Russia is rumoured to be planning to cut itself off from the global Internet. Here's why that's easier said than done. 14/03/2022
Biztech news Russians are turning to VPNs to bypass censorship over Ukraine war VPNs or virtual private networks are helping Russians keep channels to information from outside the country open almost two weeks into the war in Ukraine. 09/03/2022
Biztech news How 5G can boost Europe’s tech and bridge the digital divide In Europe, “5G is at cruising speed at the moment,” Jan van Tetering, senior vice president for Europe at Nokia told Euronews Next. 04/03/2022
Biztech news MWC 2022: Russia’s pavillion banned as tech fair gets underway "The GSMA strongly condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine," the company which organises the Mobile World Congress said. 28/02/2022
Biztech news Elon Musk moves Starlink satellites over Ukraine after vice PM's plea SpaceX's Starlink satellites are designed to provide high-speed Internet connections to remote places from Earth's lower orbit. 27/02/2022
European Debates EU parliament to investigate use of NSO Group's Pegasus spyware The European Parliament is setting up a rare committee of inquiry into the Pegasus spyware scandal. 23/02/2022
Biztech news Cut off for 5 weeks, this is what it took to restore Tonga's Internet The Pacific nation lost almost all connection to the outside world after a volcanic eruption severed its only fibre optic cable in January. 23/02/2022
Culture news Is the New York Times making Wordle harder behind our backs? The New York Times' purchase of the viral word game on 31 January has lead to questions about how it is changing. Daily users say the answers are definitely more obscure. 18/02/2022
Biztech news YouTube considers NFTs and watching games in the metaverse The tech giant said it could harness the emerging technologies to cut fraud in the fast-growing digital art market. 10/02/2022
Partner content How can companies make sure staff have access to data anywhere in the world? Global corporate demand for accessible and efficient digital infrastructures is at an unprecedented high, propelled by the rise of remote working and the adoption of cloud computing services. 02/02/2022
Culture news Wordle spoilers: Twitter suspends bot account for revealing answers The account was found to violate the platform's policy by "annoying" users struggling to overcome the daily word game by non-consensually sending them the right answer. 27/01/2022
Biztech news Google is attempting to phase out browser cookies again Google is changing its browser cookie plans following complaints the FLoC proposal wouldn't ensure the privacy of its users. 25/01/2022
European Debates What is the EU Digital Services Act and how will it impact Big Tech? MEPs agreed a draft set of measures aimed at helping to tackle illegal content, as well as ensuring that platforms are held accountable for their secretive algorithms. 20/01/2022
The exchange The Creator Economy: turning clicks into cash Being a full-time influencer is now considered a real job. The Creator Economy is a class of businesses built by more than 50 million content creators, curators, social media influencers, bloggers, and videographers. 2.3 million people say they’re doing it on a full-time basis. 19/01/2022
Biztech news Online child sexual abuse rose to record levels in 2021, says watchdog Child safety experts say younger children have been relying more and more on the internet during the pandemic and this is leaving them more vulnerable to online sexual exploitation. 14/01/2022
Europe News French cloud services saw cyberattacks increase by 630% in 2020 French cloud services saw cyberattacks increase by 630% in 2020 07/01/2022
