How Pokemon Go may help AR’s business case
Pokemon Go is making augmented reality a household technology. That reality can only help enterprises dabbling in the technology. Read More
Why you should never trust a zipped laptop bag, even if it’s padlocked
A lot of people asking me why I choose a hard case to carry my laptop and other valuables in as opposed to a zipped laptop bag where the zip can be secured with a padlock. It’s because zips are horribly insecure. Read More
The best Tech inventions of all time 5: Awesome machines
In this series we take a look at everything, large and small, that has changed the way we do things and enhanced our lives in some way. In part three we take a look at advancements in machinery that have helped us to be more productive in everything we do. Read More
How Dollar Shave Club went from viral marketer to engineering powerhouse
The company employs a team of 45 engineers who have built, in-house, almost the entirety of Dollar Shave Club’s IT software and platforms. Read More
Best laptops for work and play (July 2016 edition)
A selection of powerful laptops to boost your productivity, whether you want Windows, MacOS, or even Linux. Here are laptops and 2-in-1 systems from a variety of OEMs to suit most budgets. Read More
iOS 10: Will it be the rebirth or the death of the iPad?
iOS 10 is set to make a lot of iPads obsolete. Will this be the catalyst for a wave of upgrades, or will it be the beginning of the end for the iPad? Read More
Carto’s Builder: New beta helps non-coders create mapping apps
For businesses without the skills to write their own geospatial apps, newly-renamed Carto has taken the wraps off its new web-based Builder tool. Read More
Security flaw in D-Link Wi-Fi products exposes 400,000 devices
It takes only a single line of code to hijack over 400,000 vulnerable D-Link devices. Read More
LG expects big Q2 profits despite huge G5 smartphone setback
Thank you washing machines and refrigerators: despite huge losses from its G5 smartphone, LG Electronics forecasts profits of 584.6 billion won for the second quarter from strong home-appliance sales. Read More
Blockchain, unblocked: its implications for enterprise computing
Blockchain proponents are bullish about its many applications, caution about governance. Read More