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Apple Holic
Apple's big notebook opportunity knocks
The move to Apple Silicon means Macs now offer an exciting enterprise story as remote working becomes normalized.
How to filter Outlook emails on all your devices
Mail rules filter incoming messages to keep your inbox clean — and one type called server-side rules can filter some emails no matter what email client or device you are using.
Essential SharePoint
There's new and updated planning resources for modern intranets in Microsoft 365
Here's useful guidance and best practices to help you get started with a new intranet project and helpful advice about moving from classic to modern SharePoint.
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Android Intelligence
Google Fi: The complete FAQ
Google's wireless service can save you money and provide some pretty appealing perks, but there's a lot to wrap your head around before deciding if Fi is right for you.
Apple Holic
What we think we know about Apple Silicon and Thunderbolt 4
Will Intel's newly-introduced Thunderbolt 4 be supported on Apple Silicon Macs?
Microsoft Teams' new 'Together mode' aims to make video calls more engaging
In an effort to make video calls more “inclusive, engaging and reflective," Microsoft is rolling out a host of new Teams features – including a viewing mode that puts everyone in the same room.
What a trans-Tasman bubble would mean for NZ tech
Callaghan Innovation CEO Vic Crone on how closer ties with Australia can boost New Zealand’s local tech ecosystem.
What's in the latest Firefox upgrade? Firefox 78 starts ESR transition for enterprises
The latest version of Mozilla's browser fixes 13 flaws and starts the annual process of retiring 2019's Extended Support Release and offering customers the latest enterprise-designed build.
Woody on Windows
Most bugs in Microsoft's June patches have been fixed; go ahead and patch
June was a cruel patching month, with loads of bugs, lots of initial confusion and a few belated fixes. We now have a pretty good handle on what’s going bump in the night. Here’s how to get your patching caught up.
Apple Holic
Apple extends iPhone repair services across U.S., Canada, Europe
Apple's Independent Repair Provider Program grows across the U.S. and is to be extended into Canada and Europe.
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Android Intelligence
Google Voice deserves your attention (again)
A once-abandoned Google service is finding new life — and deserves a second look.
Apple Holic
Apple has built its own Mac graphics processors
Apple Silicon Macs will use an Apple-designed GPU – which makes complete sense and promises useful performance advantages.
Windows by the numbers: Windows 10 is on track to reach 85% by mid-2021
It's not unusual for Windows 10 use to rise as Windows 7's use falls, which is what happened (again) in June. One continuing surprise: it was the third straight month where Linux saw gains.
Did Microsoft kill the wrong store?
Microsoft recently announced it's permanently closing its retail stores worldwide. It should have axed the Windows store instead.
