This is the target Microsoft has set for its latest operating system Windows 10. Windows 10 which we will see released to the public in the coming months is the first in a radical change in the design and philosophy … Continue reading →
Today Google as deployed new algorithms in an aim to provide users with more relevant information and ease of use when searching using a mobile device. “As people increasingly search on their mobile devices, we want to make sure they … Continue reading →
That’s right its been at the centre of controversy now for almost 20 years. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer was launched in 1995, and has had a long and eventful life taking out many competing browsers during this time. At one stage … Continue reading →
A lot of people still aren’t aware that Microsoft has a Remote Desktop Client that is compatible with just about all devices a user currently has. From the PC on your desk, to the Smart Phone in your pocket, Microsoft’s … Continue reading →
Just when the Google/Microsoft war on desktop applications was heating up Apple has decided to increase its presence by allowing non-Apple hardware users access to their iWork for iCloud service. In the past these services required users to own a … Continue reading →
We have all seen it on those futuristic films, users flicking through screens of data in mid air, interacting with the computer in 3D, well dream no more. Microsoft’s Windows 10 enables the world’s most advanced holographic computing platform. Microsoft’s … Continue reading →
Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 will be a free upgrade for Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 customers who choose to upgrade in the fist year. We currently have no further details or restrictions on this offer … Continue reading →
In this world with such a huge dependence on our Telecommunications it is essential we perform due diligence on the providers that we entrust these services to. This week further news of another Telecommunications company going into liquidation leaving customers with … Continue reading →
14th July 2015 is the day Windows Server 2003 will be no more. Just like the iconic Windows XPs departure from our lives earlier this year Windows Server 2003 is now ready to be shut down. With more than 10 … Continue reading →
