AI may help deliver the UX we’ve been waiting for
Artificial intelligence promises to enrich user experience. UX designers are enthused. Read More
Why an open approach to the cloud suits your business best
Serverless computing can involve a bewildering array of technical solutions from a range of vendors – but it doesn’t have to be like that. By taking an open approach to the cloud, your business can flex and change its approach as business requirements alter. Read More
Best Cyber Monday 2018 laptop deals: Apple, Dell, HP, and more
Didn’t want to shop for a new notebook on Black Friday? Online retailers have more opportunities for you to buy with these Cyber Monday sales. Read More
5 homebrewing systems for beginners
So you want to make your own beer, but don’t quite know where to start? Well, you’ll need some equipment. Read More
Before automating decisions, understand what you’re deciding
Before you write that check for new data analytics technology, ‘start with the decision and work backwards.’ Read More
Peer driven knowledge sharing means everyone works better collaboratively
Companies with a fixed mindset can find themselves falling behind on innovative technology, which leads to talent turnover and a disjointed workplace according to a new survey. Read More
Microsoft: Crash-causing Outlook 2010 security patches are now fixed
Microsoft’s new Outlook 2010 update ought to provide the critical security fixes without the crashes. Read More
Rimini Street rattles vendor loyalty in Australia
Vendor loyalty for maintenance and support in Australia is declining, Rimini Street managing director for Asia-Pacific and Middle East has said. Read More
Hands on with the Roborock C10 robot cleaner: Great cleaning for the ultra stylish home and office
If Apple made robot vacuum cleaners, they would look like the Roborock C10 Read More
Rowhammer attacks can now bypass ECC memory protections
Attack works against ECC memory included with DDR3 memory, but researchers believe DDR4 is also vulnerable. Read More