Students from Victoria College's Design and Technology department are exploring the development of the iPhone through the ages.

Islanders asked to dig out old phones for school project

From next year, firms will be required to register with the Office of the Data Protection Authority and pay the annual fee to deal with people's information. 

Bailiwick companies will have to pay up to £2,000 fee when using people's data

Emergency services say lives across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire are being saved by the use of new mobile technology called What3Words. 

Three simple words will be able to help police in Guernsey find someone's exact location.

Guernsey police using three words to find someone's exact location

On 12 July, JT's landline, mobile and online services blacked out for six hours, between 7pm and 1am.

Competition Authority launches investigation into JT outage

The UK government has banned the use of the Chinese company's technology by 2027 over security concerns.

Mobile network Sure uses Huawei technology

Huawei logo on a phone with someone holding it over a laptop keyboard.
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Neither Jersey or Guernsey currently use kit from the company and both islands say they are confident they can run efficient 5G networks without the technology.

The Channel Islands to follow UK in move to exclude Huawei as 5G supplier

The new DAB multiplex that was due to go on air by October 2020 has now been given an extra 12 months to go live

New digital radio stations for Channel Islands delayed by coronavirus

A lady with a TV remote and BBC on the TV screen in her livingroom.

Islanders who already receive a free TV licence will have them extended automatically from the end of July.

Free TV licence for over 75s will stay until end of year in Jersey and Guernsey

Users of the service have fallen victim to phishing scams which have allowed hackers access to their email inbox. 

Guernsey businesses using Office 365 targeted by scammers

There are now 35 tablet devices on the wards as the number of visitors to the hospital is limited because of coronavirus. 

Tablets donated to Jersey hospital patients to connect them with loved ones

Children without access to the internet will now get it for free in Jersey during the coronavirus pandemic.

Free broadband for kids without access in Jersey

The app would alert islanders via their phones if they have been in close proximity with someone who has since developed Covid-19 symptoms.

Contact tracing app could be key to Jersey's fight against Covid-19

The #StayConnected initiative aims to help those living away from their loved ones to stay in contact through access to technology.

Project aims to help Guernsey's vulnerable islanders get connected

The ‘Hometime’ group will include information and advice from Mind Jersey, Durrell and Digital Jersey among others.

Facebook community group offers advice and support during Jersey lockdown

Digital Jersey’s CEO, Tony Moretta, has shared his seven top tips on getting the best out of your broadband at home.

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