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Signal wants to offer a more private alternative to Zoom and Microsoft Teams group calls

By Mike Moore published

Hosting group calls on Signal gets a major upgrade with call links, emoji reactions and more.

These AI-powered earbuds can also act as a dictaphone with transcription when left in their case

By Carrie Marshall published

Viaim's wireless earbuds can help you work (record and transcribe) as well as play.

This new MVNO wants to let users pay with crypto - but security scrutiny may mean it never sees the light of day

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Phreeli launches a privacy-oriented MVNO allowing crypto payments, eSIM activation, and unlimited plans, with security focused on compartmentalized data management.

UK government and telcos sign landmark deal to strike back against scam calls

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Mobile networks are joining forces in a nationwide bid to eliminate spoof calls.

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Say goodbye to spam calls – NordVPN launches new spam call protection

By Mark Gill published

NordVPN has just rolled out a privacy-first spam call protection tool for Android users, amid rising financial losses.

Verizon reportedly set to cut as many as 15,000 jobs

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published

Thousands could lose their jobs as Verizon stores turn into franchise stores and management departs.

Gemini Live is here, free, and feeling chatty

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google releases Gemini Live for free on Android.

VodafoneThree signs up Nokia, Ericsson in multibillion-pound deal to build the UK's next-generation networks

By Craig Hale published

VodafoneThree wants 99.95% of the UK population to have fast 5G by 2034.

One of the world's biggest mobile firms has launched a $170 AI smartphone which includes a free 18-month sub to Perplexity Pro worth $360 - I wonder what happens on month 19?

By Efosa Udinmwen published

T Phone 3 debuts with bundled AI services, improved hardware, and €1 bundles, but sustainability beyond free subscriptions remains uncertain in a growing AI market.

HMD launches a $48 4G hotspot that doubles as a 'smartphone' with a 3.2-inch display and a pair of cameras - and you can even chat on it

By Efosa Udinmwen published

HMD’s $48 Touch 4G combines a phone and Wi-Fi hotspot into a compact, cloud-powered device designed for affordable connectivity.

Trump Mobile looks like a normal high-speed cell network – with one big and worrisome exception

By Lance Ulanoff published

Someone signed up for Trump Mobile and made some eye-opening discoveries.

WhatsApp will now let big businesses voice call you directly, also adds more AI agents

By Craig Hale published

Businesses can now communicate with customers via WhatsApp voice calls, video calls and voice notes, plus more AI agents have landed.

Amazon is ending support for its business calls and meetings service

By Craig Hale published

AWS hoped Chime would be a breath of fresh air in business communications, but it’s now retiring.

Broadcom is cracking down on some VMware users hard - here's why

By Craig Hale published

VMware perpetual licenses are not lucrative enough for Broadcom, so it's reportedly sending cease-and-desist letters.

Even Donald Trump can't get a good connection for a work video call

By Craig Hale published

Donald Trump has blamed AT&T for disrupting a video call to "tens of thousands" – but AT&T blames the video conferencing platform.

Zoom reveals major rebrand — dropping video as it goes all-in on AI

By Craig Hale published

Zoom wants to distance itself from video calls only as it seeks to get a slice of the office software market.

Broadcom is making some major changes to stop VMware exodus

By Craig Hale published

Broadcom took 2,000 of its biggest customers to itself, but it’s handing back 1,500 back to channel partners.

A remote KVM with a free permanent VPN service has just launched

By Efosa Udinmwen published

GL.inet launches Comet, an open source remote KVM hardware, offering BIOS compatibility for OS installations and secure remote access.

Millions of Americans are missing out on cheap unlimited cloud storage - how to check if you are one of them

By Ross Kelly published

Millions of Americans can take advantage of unlimited cloud storage services with these two leading carriers.

Facebook's Onavo VPN used to wiretap competitor data, court filings reveal

By Chiara Castro published

Snapchat was the main target of "Project Ghostbusters", which used the controversial spyware-like VPN to access encrypted data. YouTube and Amazon came next.

Leaky location data bug fixed by O2 UK

By Sead Fadilpašić published

A bug that was introduced in early 2023 allowed threat actors to discover people's locations.

Telco provider used by US government and others hit by nation-state hackers

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Ribbon Communications confirms breach, but says it only affected three "smaller" clients.

Daisy the AI grandma is here to answer calls from scammers and waste their time

By Graham Barlow published

O2 Virgin Media have created an AI grandma to waste scammers' time.

The Indian WhatsApp? Arattai Messenger set to compete with WhatsApp as it surpasses 5 million downloads in just a few days, flying past Telegram, Messenger, and Snapchat

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Arattai Messenger has soared past five million downloads, surpassing Telegram and Snapchat, but faces scrutiny over its incomplete encryption.

Upgrading UK critical services could spur billions in new investment, BT claims

By Craig Hale published

The UK needs to upgrade from analog, PSTN and 2G networks to something quicker and more reliable, survey warns.

Microsoft is finally putting Skype out of its misery, urging people to use Teams instead

By Aleksha McLoughlin published

Remember Skype? Microsoft does, and it is finally deciding to pull the plug on one of the first big video chat applications for PC.

ChatGPT gives Volkswagen cars the smarts to talk to you all day long

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

VW releases ChatGPT-powered voice assistant for most models.

'VPNs are fragile and limited' - startup wants to replace business virtual private networks with physical plug-and-play device

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Remote.It’s JUMPBOX offers encrypted, zero-configuration remote access, challenging traditional VPNs with a plug-and-play device.

Meta announces a big change to its Quest 3 game subscription – but it remains as great a deal as ever

By Hamish Hector published

Your Meta Quest+ subscription is now going to be called Meta Horizon+, but it's just as good a deal as ever.

Comcast plans to launch another streaming service in 2025 – here's what that means for Peacock

By Tom Wardley published

There's big changes coming to Comcast in 2025, including a new streaming service that could be bad news for Peacock subscribers.