Empired thanks digital transformation initiatives for AU$15.4m FY17 EBITDA
The Australian-listed IT services provider posted AU$15.4 million in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation for the 2017 financial year. Read More
Windows 10 privacy: You’re happy for us to collect your data, says Microsoft
Microsoft suggests that Windows 10 users are pleased with its changes to privacy controls. Read More
The 10 ‘Prime Directives’ of repairing and upgrading tech
Over the years, I’ve built up a set of rules that I keep in mind when fixing things. I call them the “Prime Directives,” not because I’m a huge Star Trek fan, but because they’re important, and bad things tend to happen when they’re violated. Read More
Three smart cloud services that can help keep your business more secure
There’s more to cloud services than Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. Here are three lesser-known cloud services that can help solve the kind of business problems that keep you up at night. Read More
Why you shouldn’t get too excited about an LTE Apple Watch
Think small steps forward, not big leaps. Read More
How to keep UX design from becoming a commodity exercise
‘The UX designer of the future is going to have to transform and grow into something different if they want to continue to have a say in product decisions.’ Read More
IBM to pay Indiana state $78m in damages
A US judge has directed big blue to pay Indiana $78 million in damages after it failed to deliver an IT project for the state’s welfare service. Read More
LG hints at V30’s camera prowess in media invite
LG Electronics has sent out its official media invitation for the upcoming V30 smartphone with the moniker ‘lights, camera, action’, hinting at an ultra-powerful camera. Read More
The 5 best Chromebooks for school or anywhere else in 2017
Chromebooks are great for work and the classroom. Read More
Intel outlines specs for its Core i9 X-series aimed at high-end desktops
The chips will also come in handy when it comes to fending off AMD. Read More