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BF&M said yesterday it made a $21.5 million profit in 2012, but has put aside $5 million for bad mortgages. In stating that 2012 was a good year for BF&M, president and CEO, John Wight added: “We were disappointed however that the prolonged and sever...

HSBC Bermuda has introduced a new security device to give its internet banking customers an extra layer of protection from fraudsters. The security device creates a unique security code every time the customer logs on to Personal Internet Banking. “I...

Bundled internet, phone and TV services can finally be offered to consumers after 19 Integrated Communications Operating Licenses, or ICOLs, were issued to Bermuda’s telecoms providers. And Government and Regulatory Authority officials assured that t...

NEW YORK (AP) — Microsoft is offering enhanced security for its e-mail, storage and other services. People who turn on the new feature will be asked not just for a username and password, but also a second piece of information, such as a temporary cod...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Until now, my problem with social music services has been this: Following friends doesn't really turn up much music I actually want to hear. We didn't become friends because we share musical tastes, and too few of them are using th...

The new Regulatory Authority overseeing telecoms reform has issued an emergency order on the amalgamation of internet providers North Rock Communications and Logic, saying the merger “raises potentially serious competition concerns”. The merger of th...

A judge says New York City can test out letting people hail yellow cabs via their smartphones. A Manhattan judge has dismissed a lawsuit over the "e-hail" programme and lifted an order that temporarily stopped it. The city Taxi and Limousine Commiss...

Happy (belated) birthday to the internet! In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee (not Al Gore) developed a technology to help physicists in universities and institutes around the world share information. Twenty years ago this week, on April 30, 1993, the European ...

Say goodbye to those old-school clamshell phones because it’s finally official: smartphones have taken over the world. For the first time ever, more smartphones were shipped during the first quarter of this year than basic feature phones, according ...