Avoid Windows 10 crapware: How to get rid of Candy Crush and all the rest
If you’ve installed a fresh copy of Windows 10 Pro lately, you’ve probably been unpleasantly surprised by the decidedly un-businesslike games and consumer apps splattered on the Start screen. Here are two ways to avoid installing Candy Crush and its companions in the first place. Read More
10 Apple products you shouldn’t buy (April 2018 edition)
Here’s a list of Apple products that you shouldn’t buy because they are old, newer versions are likely to land soon, or they just represent poor value for money. Read More
Microsoft: We’ve fixed Office 365 sign-in problem
UPDATED: Office 365 authentication problem now resolved, says Microsoft. Read More
HP’s new monster ZBooks: Latest Intel Xeons, up to 32GB RAM, 4TB SSD
HP unveils its fifth generation of high-end laptops with Intel’s latest Xeon processors. Read More
Samsung to post record 15.6 trillion won profit for Q1 2018
Samsung Electronics expects a first quarter profit of 15.6 trillion won, higher than market estimates and its highest ever for a quarter. Read More
Rescuing tablets from the abyss: Can education and field applications save them?
Tapping education and field applications, Apple, Samsung, and Acer are taking divergent routes to find better homes for tablets beyond consumer channels. Read More
Dropbox makes Smart Sync available to all business users
The cloud storage vendor is also introducing team selective sync for its enterprise customers. Read More
If Apple’s Mac has any future, it’s in the cloud
Is the Mac a dying platform? There is only one way forward for Apple’s Mac and iOS developer platforms. Read More
Fitbit Versa review: Finally, a smartwatch that can make Fitbit proud
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Windows Server 2019 LTSC Build 17623, First Take: Key scenarios await detail
This barebones Insider preview of the next full version of Windows Server gives glimpses of the hybrid, hyperconverged future. However, we’ll have to wait for more substantive builds to flesh out key scenarios. Read More