Kerry Butters

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Kerry is an accomplished technology writer passionate about the written word and all things technology, especially internet security, gadgets and social media.


Adobe Creative Cloud ‘Broken’


20-May-2013  11:01

Adobe has suspended the file-syncing part of their new Creative Cloud products, in order to make updates following complaints from users who have been unable to connect intermittently over the course of the past week. According to The Register , Adobe report that the problem has been going on sin ... 

Adobe Creative Cloud ‘Broken’

Video conferencing is becoming increasingly popular with enterprises at the moment, as internet speeds get faster and technology enables a better experience than ever before. However, over the course of the past year numerous reports have sprung up questioning the security of video conferencing. ... 

Video Conferencing May Pose Security Risk

The latest figures from Gartner show that PC sales in Europe continue to decline rapidly, with a drop of 20.5% for the first quarter of 2013, when compared to 2012. France had the weakest PC shipments, whilst Germany showed a decline for the eleventh consecutive quarter. "The first quarter of 20 ... 

PC Sales Continue to Plummet in Europe

BBM Coming to iPhone and Android


15-May-2013  12:01

The popular Blackberry Messenger (BBM) app will be offered as a download to run on devices running iOS and Android in the summer. It’s thought that initially, the app will offer texts, MMS and group sharing, with further services such as voice and video calling to be rolled out at a later date. T ... 

BBM Coming to iPhone and Android

Business video devices will spike in 2013, as more businesses of all sizes are warming to the idea that video conferencing can be used as a communications tool in the enterprise, both effectively and efficiently. According to ITProPortal, a recent Canalys UC Market report, this has to some extent ... 

Is 2013 the Year of Video Conferencing?

A UN Agency has predicted that by the end of 2014, there will be more mobile subscriptions in the world than people. According to the International Telecoms Union , subscriptions will exceed seven billion by the end of next year and it was also found that more than a third of the worldwide popula ... 

Mobile to Outnumber People by 2014

A little over a year ago, sci-fi imprint Tor Books made the decision to do away with DRM (Digital Rights Management) on all of its UK and US ebook listings. A year on and the publishers have revealed that in that time, there has been little or no discernable increase in piracy for its titles. The ... 

DRM Doesn’t Stop Piracy, Tor Books Find

An update to Windows 8 will revive the familiar start button in a bid to overcome poor sales of the OS software, which usually accounts for around half of Microsoft’s profits. Windows 8 has been blamed for falling worldwide PC sales, with users describing it as confusing. The update, codenamed ‘B ... 

Microsoft to Revive Windows Start Button?

In a recent interview with CNBC, Microsoft founder Bill Gates is reported to have said that iPad users are frustrated by the lack of Microsoft Office and the ability to type, even if they don’t know it. This means that it’s only a matter of time before Surface and hybrids take the tablet market. ... 

iPad users Frustrated, says Bill Gates

Tablet Sales Continue to Surge


03-May-2013  10:01

The latest data from IDC shows that worldwide tablet sales continue to boom, growing 142.4% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2013. According to the IDC Worldwide Quarterly Tablet Tracker , tablet shipments totalled 49.2m units in the first quarter of the year, more than doubling the amount sold ... 

Tablet Sales Continue to Surge

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