Google Docs’ new API will automate your repetitive contracts, reports, invoices
Google’s new Docs API tackles boring manual document-based workflows. Read More
Google publishes 14 official Chrome themes
This marks the first time Google has released any official Chrome themes. Read More
Programming languages: Python rides high but Groovy is cool again with developers
Groovy sees a jump in popularity after years on the periphery of Tiobe’s top 50 programming-language rankings. Read More
Reckon’s FY18 profit up despite uncertainty of Accountants Group future
The company said it received a ‘clear’ understanding of the value of its accounting arm following the sale to MYOB falling through. Read More
Amazon to acquire eero, home mesh router maker
The acquisition is the latest move from Amazon to give it more control over home connectivity. Read More
CRM Watchlist 2019: And the winners are….
It’s that time again: The 13th annual CRM Watchlist award winners are here. See which companies not only had the most impact in the customer-facing technology world in 2018 but are likely to continue to have it for the next few years. Read More
Top cloud providers 2019: AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud; IBM makes hybrid move; Salesforce dominates SaaS
The cloud computing race in 2019 will have a definite multi-cloud spin. Here’s a look at how the cloud leaders stack up, the hybrid market, and the SaaS players that run your company. Read More
Samsung predicts it will own over half of 8K TV market share in 2019
Samsung will strongly push 8K TVs this year in both QLED and MicroLED models to control over half of the shares in the next-generation resolution, its TV boss says. Read More
Should you be scared of your laptop’s webcam?
Pretty much every laptop – and for that matter, tablet and smartphone – has at least one camera fitted that’s pointing at how all the time. But how worried should we be about eyes on us? Can the nefariously-minded switch them on to spy on us? Read More
4 situations where staying on-premises may be preferable to cloud, for now
‘After getting a whopping cloud provider bill, many organizations look toward taking some of their databases back on-premises.’ Read More