We first heard about Android Auto, Google's foray into the automobile world, back at Google I/O 2014. While we've heard a ton of companies announce their plans to eventually make aftermarket head units, it's taken quite awhile for Google to get the OS out to consumers. With that said, now consumers can finally get their chance to experience Auto for themselves, because Google has just published the Android Auto app to the Play Store.
A major BBC project, developed in pioneering partnership with over 25 organisations, will give a personal coding device free to every child in year 7 across the country - 1 million devices in total.
Still in development and nicknamed the Micro Bit,* it aims to give children an exciting and engaging introduction to coding, help them realise their early potential and, ultimately, put a new generation back in control of technology. It will be distributed nationwide from autumn 2015.
Book your place now at our upcoming esafety and safeguarding event - held both North and South of the region
Book your place now at our upcoming computing event - held both North and South of the region
Schools need to check the security of their websites in light of the following news article which indicates that a primary school's site has been hacked in the North East.
A police investigation is under way after it was revealed dozens of secondary school pupils have been targeted in a string of "sexting" attacks.
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