UK games industry makes big presence at GDC 2017
Published in Gaming


Tax breaks and free workshops for aspiring startups boost competitiveness


This year’s Game Developer’s Conference is expected to witness an increase in presence from the UK games industry as publishers in that region continue to attract developers, artists, producers and designers reckoned to be shaping the future of video game and VR development.

UK could lose Galileo access
Published in News
Tuesday, 14 February 2017 11:46

UK could lose Galileo access


Thanks to Brexit the sun will go around the earth again


The UK is likely to be shut out of the much improved Euro GPS system when it is finally launched and forced to lean on whatever the US government allows it to play with.

Post Brexit UK will not benefit from EU global roaming rules
Published in Mobiles


But at least they will have £350 million a week to spend on health

It looks like the UK moves to exit the EU will mean that Britons won’t benefit from a new clampdown on mobile phone roaming costs within the EU once Brexit has been implemented.

AI will delete bureaucrats
Published in News
Monday, 06 February 2017 13:12

AI will delete bureaucrats


250,000 Civil service jobs replaced by cybermen in the UK

A UK government think tank believes that more than 250,000 jobs in the public sector could be replaced by AI in the next 15 years.

UK saved from snooping by European court
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Wednesday, 21 December 2016 13:12

UK saved from snooping by European court


Irony thy name is Britannia

A top Brexit fan has taken the UK government to the European Court over its snooping laws and won.

UK government set to define proper sex
Published in News
Thursday, 24 November 2016 14:09

UK government set to define proper sex


Think of the children

The UK government has decided that it will ban all web sites which depict “unconventional sex”.

UK brings in the most extreme surveillance law
Published in News


Worst for any democratic country

The UK has just passed a huge expansion in surveillance powers, which are the harshest written in any democratic country.

Singapore poaching UK FinTech experts
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Wednesday, 16 November 2016 12:20

Singapore poaching UK FinTech experts


Brexit side effect

The UK trying to leave the European Union is opening up an opportunity for Singapore to recruit talent for its ambitious plans to become a leading financial technology hub.

UK spends $2 billion for cyber security
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Wednesday, 02 November 2016 11:05

UK spends $2 billion for cyber security


Apparently private enterprise does not hold all the answers

The cash-strapped British government is preparing to write a $2 billion cheque to increase cyber security.

Microsoft jacks up British prices
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Monday, 24 October 2016 10:40

Microsoft jacks up British prices


Failing pound to blame

Software king of the world Microsoft is showing the UK the cost of its nationalism and retarded hatred of foreigners as it jacks up its post-Brexit prices by 13-22 percent.