Computing, Software & Applications
June 3, 2022
Via: TechradarGetting your co-workers to engage with polls on Microsoft Teams could soon be a lot more intuitive thanks to a new update to the service. The video conferencing platform has revealed a new addition that will see “rating” questions added […]
December 18, 2019
Via: James HughesIT asset management is important for businesses of all sizes, considering the continuous growth in the number of connected devices. More than ever, companies are relying on hundreds or maybe thousands of devices to operate successfully on a day-to-day basis. […]
November 16, 2017
Via: Aberdeen EssentialsAs a lover of gadgets, I look forward to the day I can wear a short sleeve shirt and my Apple Watch and not feel like a social pariah, but today is not that day. Part of the stigma is […]
April 14, 2017
Via: Database JournalVendors now offer Database as a Service (DBaaS) as part of a bundled solution of managed IT services. The selling point is that businesses will not need to purchase and install database software, create and maintain databases, hire database administrators, […]
Performance, security, and availability
October 5, 2016
Via: Info WorldA massive DDOS attack and weaknesses in critical systems have put security concerns front and center in the internet of things. IBM thinks a technology best known from the world of bitcoin could lock down at least one use of […]
September 22, 2016
Via: Info WorldIf the IT department is a dinosaur — because public clouds deliver all the same services by subscription without capital investment — then why is it taking so long for the giant lizard to die? Sure, there are winners on […]
August 9, 2016
Via: TechradarIf you’re an AT&T customer, you may be getting some money in the mail soon. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced today that an investigation found the telecom guilty of allowing unauthorized third-party charges for fake services. The FCC’s investigation […]
July 27, 2015
Via: Dante D'OrazioWhen Nintendo released its Wii U console in 2012, it included a little feature that promised to “transform how people find, watch and engage with TV shows, movies and sports.” It was called TVii, and it even got its own […]
March 25, 2015
Via: itCuratedMicrosoft’s latest addition to Azure, App Service, is all business. It’s partly a re-branding of existing Azure services and partly all-new offerings, all ganged together to woo enterprise developers with a one-stop shop for building Web and mobile apps for […]
March 12, 2015
Via: Shawn KnightApple’s premium streaming music service is expected to launch sometime in June. Rumors up to this point suggested Apple was planning to undercut the competition by coming in at a low price of just $7.99 but according to a new […]