Can Facebook’s mystery device succeed where Google failed?
A patent application suggests that Facebook might be working on a mystery piece of modular consumer electronics. Read More
Writing Windows or Linux apps? Microsoft just launched a cloud-powered bug hunter to find the flaws in your code
Microsoft’s enterprise customers can soon use its Azure-hosted fuzzing service to ferret out bugs in their own Windows and Linux applications. Read More
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update: Microsoft chops these old features, gets ready to dump Paint
Microsoft has put its Paint app on the chopping block, and it’s goodbye to Outlook Express and EMET in the Fall Creators Update. Read More
APeJ public cloud services market will exceed $10b in 2017: IDC
According to the research firm, infrastructure-as-a-service spending in Asia Pacific excluding Japan will exceed that of software-as-a-service for the first time in 2017. Read More
TechnologyOne ready to hit Brisbane City Council with AU$50m damages claim
In response to its second notice to show cause from Brisbane City Council in an ongoing contractual dispute, TechnologyOne has said it is ready to take the issue to court if the council proceeds with ‘wrongful’ termination. Read More
Windows 10 and a bump in the road to Windows as a Service
Microsoft’s move to Windows as a Service may bring many benefits — but there will be unexpected consequences too. Read More
A dozen things Steve Jobs would hate about Apple today
Steve Jobs never left anyone in any doubt as to what was on his mind, and thanks to hundreds of hours of keynotes, speeches, and interviews, we can get an insight into what he might think about the current state of the company he founded. (Updated June 2017 following WWDC 2017) Read More
iPhone 8: Here’s everything we think we know so far
Here’s a rundown of what we think we know about the iPhone 8 based on rumors, leaks, and supply chain chatter. Read More
Cloud and DevOps: a dynamic duo forged in today’s competitive business climate
Survey shows software is delivered faster and more effectively in organizations with both strong cloud and DevOps cultures. Read More
Panasonic Toughbook CF-54, First Take: A semi-rugged laptop for field-service pros
Lighter and more compact than its predecessor, the Toughbook CF-54 offers a solid, up-to-date choice for professionals requiring a well-protected laptop for field service work. Read More