Lisa Davenport

So Taylor Swift has had her Instagram account hijacked, with subsequent threats to leak photographs of the singer in the scuddy. Entirely unfazed, the 25-year-old pop princess tweeted: “Cause the hackers gonna hack, hack, hack, hack, hack. PS any hackers saying they have nudes? Psssh you’d love that wouldn’t you! Have fun photoshopping cause you […]

Go on, admit it! We’ve all done it. That recurring tickly cough or strangely swollen big toe leads us not to our GP’s surgery but straight to the computer and the great god Google . . . and, of course, into a specimen jar full of trouble. Hit the panic button! That big toe is

Once upon a time the only Cybermen to fear were the tinfoil type from Mondas that scared the bejaysus out of Dr Who and his legion of sofa cushion-shielded fans. Today, however, with the continued integration of the Internet into our work lives and homes, businesses and government bodies, there is a new and altogether

Top musicians, comedians, politicians and media figures take to streets of Glasgow and Edinburgh to sell The Big Issue as part of INSP #VendorWeek Big Sell Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy, members of Chvrches, Twin Atlantic, The View, Twilight Sad and Mogwai, and s1jobs Managing Director Ewan Stark, will be among the high-profile guest vendors joining

Energy meters may be growing too smart for their own good, according to the findings of a survey published this month. New research by software testing specialists SQS (Software Quality Systems) – based on a survey carried out by YouGov on 2058 adults – claims many of us are suspicious about the technology’s ability to

Information Technology is not your standard nine-to-five office job. Don’t rely on the the basement boredom of Roy from the IT Crowd as your benchmark: “Hello, IT. Have you tried turning it off and on again?” No, the life of an IT expert can be far from mundane. In fact, many students enter this field

Bran Ferren, computer scientist and inventor of the wonderfully wacky, memorably defined technology as “stuff that doesn’t work yet”. Thankfully, the most recent trends in Information Technology show an industry that not only works but promises to deliver even greater social and economic benefits in 2015. But what are these innovations that will shape how

        Baker strengthens Nucleus Nucleus, the adviser built wrap, has appointed Adam Baker as its new client relations director. Mr Baker, who formally joins on February 2, will be responsible for the management of the client relations team. He will report directly to Nucleus managing director Stuart Geard. Mr Baker joins Nucleus