In the past, people have primarily focused on their physical belongings and financial assets when planning for the future. However, as more and more of our lives move online, digital assets have become just as important to consider. So, do you need to make an ‘e-will’?

We look at what ‘Universal Basic Income’ is, how it relates to the tech industry, its potential benefits and pitfalls, plus what similar ideas are being discussed and explored. 

In this article, we look at what OLED is and its advantages and we take a brief look at the other types of LED displays available. 

Verification is the subject of this week’s tech-insight as we delve into the murky waters of SPF records (and others) in an attempt to shed-light on why this is important for business owners.

In this article, we look at how significant job cuts and other factors are evidence of a tech recession, what the causes are, plus what tech businesses can do to survive and move forward. 

Here we look at the trend of ‘job boomeranging’, the reasons why the trend occurred, and why businesses may choose to re-hire boomerangers.

This second part of ‘Why Use Outsourced IT Support?’ focuses on what kind of questions to ask when looking for your ideal outsourced IT support company.

Consumer champion Which? says that high-end smart products may lose features and functionality, or become a hacking risk, after as little as two years because manufacturers may stop tech updates.

It’s that time of year again when a few drinks too many at the office party or night out can be the cause of much embarrassment, especially as modern communications make forwarding messages all too easy. With this in mind, our tech insight takes a look at ways of helping prevent potential problems.

As part of Project Gigabit, the UK government has announced a trial of Starlink satellite broadband in the Lake District as part of wider plans to connect highly remote areas.