Alistair Charlton

Senior Technology Reporter

2011-2040 (out of 4212)

A Yorkshireman in London, Alistair is Deputy Technology Editor. He focuses on consumer technology and motoring. He has worked at IBTimes UK since September 2011 and regularly writes product reviews and features, as well as news and opinion pieces. Alistair holds a degree in Journalism & English Language from Kingston University London.

SurveyMonkey CEO Talks London Tech City, Going Public and 'Having a Funny Name'

SurveyMonkey CEO Dave Goldberg praises London Tech City for offering everything a startup could need

Teaching Children Online Safety 'As Important as Crossing The Road', Says Marie Collins Foundation

Online child abuse charity CEO urges parents to educate children about grooming from an early age.

Child Abuse Online: Sexual Exploitation Protection Requires Improved Policing

BT and Marie Collins Foundation launch Click: Path to Protection to educate and protect children

Google Nexus 9 Review: Meet The First Android 5 Tablet

In-depth review of the Google Nexus 9, the first tablet to run the all-new Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system

Operation Onymous: Six Britons Arrested as Police Bust 400 Drug Dealing Dark Websites

Joint effort by European and US police forces sees 417 sites closed, including Silk Road 2.0, and 17 people arrested.

Silk Road 2.0 Agent Within: How The FBI Infiltrated Illegal Drug Website and Shut it Down

A Homeland Security Investigations agent worked undercover at Silk Road 2.0 from the start, FBI documents reveal

Silk Road 2.0 - What Illegal Items and Services did the Black Market Website Sell?

Online drugs bazaar Silk Road 2.0 shut down by the FBI and its alleged owner arrested; this is what was being sold

Silk Road 2.0: FBI Shuts Down Illegal Drugs and Guns Website and Arrests Blake Benthall

Silk Road 2.0 illicit website generating $8m per month shut down by FBI bust in California

Facebook Donate Button: Users Fight Ebola from the News Feed with Charity Money

New donate button appears on Facebook News Feed to raise funds in fight against Ebola

Anonymous Million Mask March - Protesters Speak Out

IBTimes attended the Anonymous Million Mask March to find out why they were protesting and what they hoped to achieve.

Anonymous Million Mask March: Chaotic, Rambling and Lacking Unity

The Million Mask March by Anonymous was surprisingly civil, but hindered by mixed messages and no leadership.

Amazon Kindle Voyage Hands-On: The Best Ebook Reader Yet - But It'll Cost You

We have a look at Amazon's most expensive ebook reader yet, the Kindle Voyage

Samsung Gear S Smartwatch With SIM Card Slot Released in UK on 7 November

First smartwatch to have its own SIM card slot will arrive in UK on 7 November.

Cyber Monday 2014 Deals: Apple iPhone 6 6f GB at the Price of iPhone 6 16 GB and Much More

Network Sharing Not The Answer to Mobile Coverage 'Non-Spots', Telecom Expert Warms

A proposal to allow mobile carriers to share networks would 'remove incentive for them to improve', says expert

Gold Apple Watch Edition to Cost up to $5,000, Report Claims

High-end gold version of Apple Watch expected to cost between $4,000 and $5,000 when it goes on sale next year.

HTC Desire Eye Review

The HTC Desire Eye is a fun and colourful mid-range smartphone with a huge front-facing camera

Anonymous Million Mask March Live: Coverage of Protests From Auckland to London and New York

Live coverage of the global protest movement organised by hacktivist group Anonymous called the Million Mask March

Tech Talk: Can Galaxy Alpha and Note 4 Stop Samsung's Sales Slump?

After a massive slump in smartphone sales, the Samsung cavalry have arrived in the form of the Galaxy Alpha and Galaxy Note 4.

HTC One M8 and M7 Android 5.0 Lollipop Update Coming 'Within 90 Days'

HTC receives Android 5.0 Lollipop code from Google and says One M8 and One M7 will be updated within 90 days

GCHQ Stance on Social Networks Lambasted as 'Divisive and Offensive' by Privacy Organisation Open Rights Group

Plea by GCHQ head Robert Hannigan for mature debate about social network privacy dismissed as 'offensive' by campaign group

First Apple Computer to be Auctioned With $600,000 Estimate

Rare Apple-1 computer from 1976, built by Steve Wozniak and sold by Steve Jobs, will be auctioned by Christie's in December.

Huawei Honor 6 Review: A Lot of Phone For £250

The Honor 6 by Huawei is a 5in smartphone with flagship specs and a mid-range price

Smartphone-Controlled Hotel Room Locks Launched by Starwood Group

Guests can check-in, get their room number, and unlock their door all through a smartphone app

Virtual Reality Headsets to Help Predict Sex Offender Behaviour

Virtual reality headsets to predict sex offender behaviour and measure treatment success

A quadcopter armed with a Sony Action Cam Mini on show at IFA in Berlin last month

Greenpeace Denies Involvement with Unidentified Drones Flying Over French Nuclear Plants

Drones were spotted flying over EDF nuclear power plants on seven occasions in October 2014, sparking security fears.

Lenovo Completes Purchase of Motorola From Google for $2.91bn

Lenovo has completed its $2.91 billion acquisition of phone and smartwatch maker Motorola Mobility.

Honor 6: Huawei Brings 'World's Fastest 4G Phone' to UK and Europe

Huawei Honor 6 will be sold through Amazon in the UK and Europe from 29 October, priced at €299.99.

'Yo is Too Complicated' - Meet Ping, the Pager for the 21st Century

Russian developer Muslim Shortanov thinks Yo is too complicated, and his Ping app is the 21st century answer to the pager

Tech Talk: Ping - The Smartphone App That Communicates Without Words

Ping is a new application for iOS and Android that promises to take communication into a new era.

Samsung Galaxy Alpha Review: A Stylish Smartphone Not Allowed to Best the Flagship S5

The Galaxy Alpha represents a bold new look for Samsung, but will it lure buyers away from the iPhone 6?