Showing posts with label Computerworld News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Computerworld News. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 April 2019

Microsoft lets SMB workers share Office on a single PC with expanded M365 Business rights

The curiously missing piece in Google's Chromebook puzzle

6 best note-taking apps for an Apple iPad

Security theater, ’80s style

How to fix six Windows 10 headaches

Microsoft Windows 10 has gone a long way towards fixing the problems that were endemic with earlier versions of Windows — notably Windows 8. But it's still far from a perfect operating system and has its share of headaches.

Looking through various user discussions (and tapping our own experiences) we've identified six problems that a lot of people are complaining about: forced Windows 10 updates; the Cortana digital assistant (which some users want to get rid of and can't); lost disk space; sluggish boot times; annoying notifications; and problems with the Start menu.

But don't worry — help is on the way. We've researched ways to take care of these issues (or at least make them a little less irritating). Here are some solutions that will make Windows 10 more pleasant to use.

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(Insider Story)

Monday, 22 April 2019

Wireless charging from A to Z: What you need to know

16 multi-device wireless chargers to replace Apple’s defunct AirPower

Microsoft adds more reasons for enterprise users to run Edge on mobile devices

Why I've learned to hate my Apple Watch

Google hopes AI, collaboration will win G Suite customers

With G Suite, Google faces an uphill battle against Microsoft’s widely used Office 365 productivity tools. At its Cloud Next conference in San Francisco earlier this month, Google unveiled a number of updates to G Suite, outlining its vision for a collaborative, AI-infused set of apps under the marketing banner “Make it fast. Make it smart. Make it together.”

Among the announcements: Google Assistant’s integration with G Suite Calendar; the expansion of Cloud Search to third-party business applications; and the addition of telephony features to create a unified communications as a service (UCaaS) offering within G Suite.

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(Insider Story)

Report meets abrupt end