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Hackers don't take holidays: Cybersecurity tips for travelers with tech

Picture this: You’re sipping coffee at an airport café, catching up on emails before your flight, when suddenly your laptop starts acting strange. By the time you realize what’s happening, malware has already infiltrated your device through the public Wi-Fi network. This scenario isn’t just hypothetical – according to recent cybersecurity reports, travelers are increasingly becoming targets for…

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Startup stories: ATOM Mobility

In 2018, two friends from Latvia, Arturs Burņins and Artūrs Ņikiforovs, started an e-scooter rental business. They weren’t just hopping on the booming shared mobility trend – they were learning everything they could about the challenges of running such a business. Little did they know that this small experiment would create a global platform that is used in 46 countries today. At first, they…

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AI and liability: Who’s responsible when AI goes wrong?

Artificial Intelligence has started to become ubiquitous in the modern world. From your bookkeeping software to your washing machine, from your speakers to your car, AI is everywhere. Companies view AI as the new battleground where they can differentiate their products from their competitors, but with these new features being rushed to market, have executives thought through all the…

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What to look for in a laptop backpack in 2024

If you’re reading this tech blog then it is pretty likely that you spend a large amount of your day on your laptop. Laptop technology itself has come on leaps and bounds in recent years. Apple silicon has brought incredible battery life to MacBooks, companies like Samsung, LG, and Huawei are in fierce competition and making great lightweight devices that have beautiful screens on the Windows…

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Why growing British businesses need to export to survive

Research has shown that businesses are more than ten per cent more likely to survive if they export. As the UK faces the prospect of a deeper recession, expanding abroad provides British businesses with a way to generate growth, spread their risk, and develop new products to fit new markets. The UK has a relatively large domestic market, but constitutes just 2.3 per cent of global gross domestic…

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Strategies for startups to implement swarm intelligence in product development

In the world of startup ventures, innovation is not just a buzzword—it’s a lifeline. To survive and thrive in highly competitive markets, startups must constantly push the boundaries of traditional thinking and embrace cutting-edge technologies. One such technology that holds immense promise for startups is swarm intelligence—a concept inspired by the collective behavior of natural systems like…

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Backup breakdown: Explaining full, incremental, differential, and more

A good backup system is the only way to deal with data loss occurrences. Most businesses nowadays back up their data religiously. Nonetheless, one-third of them have backup restoration issues. The difference is in how a ‘backup plan’ is regarded. The bulk of backup strategies begin and stop with what to backup. The remainder is about deciding what and which form of backup to use. In honor of…

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Fintech future: 5 ways to get your kids interest in tech and finance

It can seem like the technology and financial industries are taking over the world, but that does not mean that children are necessarily going to be interested in fintech. It may be they are more interested in sport or the arts, but it may also be the case that they simply do not understand how important these industries have become to the modern world and the doors they can open for them in the…

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Founder life: Should you get life insurance?

Starting a company can be difficult. Not only do you need to actually build a business and start to find customers, but you have to get your head around a huge amount of administrative and financial ideas that most people may never have to face during a lifetime of employment. On the business side of things, some of these ideas include how to structure the company, whether you need to raise…

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Cybersecurity: Does the hardware matter?

In the realm of cybersecurity, where threats to digital information and infrastructure are constantly evolving and increasing in sophistication, one often hears about the importance of software solutions, encryption, firewalls, and best practices in safeguarding sensitive data. However, does the hardware, the physical devices that power and protect our digital world, matter as much as the…

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8 new threats to Mac security in 2023

Contrary to popular opinion, Macs are far from invulnerable. In fact, every day, cybercriminals develop new tools and programs to make it easier to access the valuable data stored on Apple machines. In 2023 alone, dozens of new malware and new vulnerabilities have been discovered, demonstrating that Mac users need to go out of their way to stay safe from attack. Here are some of the worst threats…

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Get noticed online: 7 tips to launch your new website techfruit.com

There are well over a billion websites online today, and with 250,000 new sites built every 24 hours, if you have a profile or run a business of any kind then a website is a must. Most people understand the value of a website, but it can feel daunting to create your own. There’s a lot of technical jargon to get your head around, but the process of launching a website in 2023 is easier than ever.…

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Cyber security: what is red team/blue team penetration testing?

Cyber is the new battleground, and for companies that need to make sure their security is up to the task of protecting their precious data, red team/blue team penetration testing can help them identify weak spots and possible vulnerabilities to address before they are breached by hackers. In these scenarios, the blue team is tasked with defending the network, whilst the red team try and find new…

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How different industries are benefiting from virtual meeting tech

People still value in-person experiences with businesses. And companies are just as keen on serving their customers face-to-face, as these meetings are monumental in developing genuine, meaningful relationships. However, if we’ve learned anything over the last few years, it’s that in-person experiences can be taken away. So, setting up your business to thrive in the digital world is incredibly…

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Nixing the fear to (finally) start your business

As daunting as it is, launching your business doesn’t have to overwhelm you when you prepare for the journey and execute your steps. As an aspiring business owner, it’s crucial to write a stellar business plan, establish the right business entity, learn marketing basics, and complete other tasks on your way to long-term success. Today, we discuss these topics and more to help you get off to a…

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Top tips for protecting your iPhone against hackers

If you have decided to invest your hard-earned cash in a shiny new iPhone, you’re probably eager to start diving into the special features of your new device. However, at the same time, it’s also a good idea to think about how to keep it safe – not just from external damage or theft, but from the threat of hacking. These days, hack attacks are unfortunately more common than ever – even the…

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What role can data analytics have for startups in 2023?

There is a tremendous rush to start new firms in today’s society. Every new company endeavour starts with the idea that the vision of its founders has the power to change the world. Nevertheless, when an effective data strategy is in place, gathering the data and information required to convince prospective clients becomes much easier. The digital wave has rushed over every firm like a tsunami,…