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Woody on Windows
With a fix for the 'temporary profile' bug still elusive, Win10 1903 and 1909 customers should check Pause Updates
Microsoft has not yet acknowledged — much less fixed — the widely publicized bug in its February Patch Tuesday update that causes Win10 1903 and 1909 customers’ desktops to disappear. If you haven’t yet installed KB 4532693, make sure...
Apple Holic
Challo pushes enterprise collaboration across company walls
A new enterprise collaboration system for iOS means companies can work together better – and more securely – than before.
Spatial and Nreal partner to make AR meetings a reality
The two companies plan to team up with telcos to sell 5G-enabled augmented reality technology for remote collaboration.
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Apple joins industry effort to eliminate passwords
Apple has joined a veritable who's who of tech vendors in the FIDO Alliance who see standardized, two-factor authentication as the way forward for device log-in.
Shark Tank
Flashback Friday: They’re due someone’s undying gratitude
For making the impossible possible.
Vocus uses NBN satellite to upgrade telco services for WA plant
Vocus has partnered with NBN Co to deliver business satellite services to publicly-listed Northern Minerals, in its pilot plant at Browns Range, Western Australia.
Windows 10 Redstone: A guide to the Insider Preview builds
Get the latest info on new preview builds of Windows 10 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Insider Preview Build 19569 for the Fast ring, released on Feb. 20, 2020.
Office 365: A guide to the updates
Get the latest info on new features, bug fixes, and security updates for Office 365 for Windows as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Version 2001 (Build 12430.20288), released Feb. 19, 2020.
Woody on Windows
The mess behind Microsoft’s yanked UEFI patch KB 4524244
Patch Tuesday’s truly odd Win10 patch KB 4524244 wreaked havoc before it was finally pulled last Friday night. Since then, accusations have flown about Kaspersky, in particular, and Microsoft’s complicity in signing a rootkit. There’s...
Apple Holic
RIP: Larry Tesler, inventor of copy & paste
Tesler, who was 74, invented a user interface while at Xerox PARC that most of us rely on each day.
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Android Intelligence
The 11 most interesting takeaways from Android 11 (so far)
From big behavioral changes to small interface enhancements, our first look at Android 11 reveals some promising new shifts.
The Zen of Mobile
University's mobile app streaming idea has enterprise IT potential. But, oh yes, there's that security annoyance.
Purdue University has an interesting mobile concept, a means to free up lots of space that is now housing apps and app data. Why not, the university asks, stream the apps themselves from the cloud?
Australian government looks to cut support costs with Rimini Street deal
Rimini Street is the latest technology provider to sign a volume sourcing agreement (VSA) with the federal government's Digital Transformation Agency (DTA).
How to build a collaboration environment for a changing workforce
By 2025, most workers will be millennials. These ‘digital natives’ will have a major impact on how collaboration takes place – and it won’t involve walking next door to an office to collaborate.
Seeing Through Windows
Windows as we know it is dead; what comes next?
Microsoft’s recent organizational change combining the Windows and Surface groups will have a big impact on the quality, reliability, and innovation of PCs – and should result in higher customer satisfaction. While it puts PC OEMs...
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