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Windows 10 Insider Previews: A guide to the builds

Get the latest info on new preview builds of Windows 10 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Insider Preview Build 21327 for the Dev Channel, released on March 3, 2021.

Preston Gralla

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CIO Digital Roundtable: CIOs, CMOs and building a better MarTech strategy

30 March 2021

Virtual Event - 2.00pm GMT

At this CIO Digital Roundtable with Adobe and Wunderman Thompson Technology you will get the opportunity to discuss how to build a better MarTech strategy with your peers from across industries under Chatham House Rule.

Virtual Forum: Improve Business Growth with AI-Powered Automation

24 March 2021

Virtual Event - 11.00am CET/ 10.00am GMT

Join industry experts from CIO, IBM and IDC on Wednesday 24th March for a virtual event, Improve Business Growth with AI-Powered Automation. We’ll explore the questions to ask, present solution options, and deliver use cases to meet the AI-Automation challenge. Apply to attend today.

CIO Digital Roundtable: The CIO toolkit for building a connected enterprise

18 March 2021

Virtual Event

Join this exclusive CIO Roundtable, hosted by Former CIO of Coca-Cola, Esat Sezer and Mulesoft CTO, Paul Crerand, to discuss how you can make your organisation smarter and more joined up, pushing for more responsive decision making and allowing your business to grasp opportunities faster than the competition.

The CSO Security Forum

25 March 2021

Virtual Event

The CSO Security Forum explores everchanging role of the CISO, key learnings from the pandemic, and explores keys trends going forward.

Android Intelligence

Love Chrome shortcuts? Wait 'til you see this

Google's got a powerful new time-saver in the works for its Chrome browser — and you can check it out this minute, if you know where to look.

JR Raphael

Noteworthy technology acquisitions 2021

Global technology merger-and-acquisition deals amounted to $634.1 billion in 2020, an increase of 91.8% year-on-year. Can 2021 match that for blockbuster activity?

Scott Carey

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When Windows bug fixes go bad, IT can now roll back individual changes

Microsoft this week unveiled 'Known Issue Rollback,' which allows IT admins roll back individual non-security elements of an update if the change breaks something.

Gregg Keizer

Microsoft adds shared channels with Teams Connect

Teams users will be able to collaborate with external partners in a single channel without setting up guest accounts, something rival Slack already offers.

Matthew Finnegan

Apple Holic

Apple-friendly debugger helps make apps and websites accessible

At a time when accessibility in apps and websites matters more than ever, Evinced is a new debugging tool that helps developers achieve just that.

Jonny Evans

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How the 2021 Chancellor's Budget affects the UK tech industry

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled his budget today, with coronavirus still at top of the agenda. He also pledged to invest in clean tech and help SMBs take advantage of the digital revolution.

Charlotte Trueman

Microsoft’s Mesh aims for mixed-reality meetings of the future

At this week’s Ignite conference, the company unveiled the Azure-based developer SDK and offered a futuristic vision of remote collaboration.

Matthew Finnegan

The Microsoft Patch Lady

Of February’s patches, Ignite, and the fate of Windows 10 feature releases

February's over, so it's time to focus on this week's Microsoft Ignite event — and what the company has in mind for future features updates for Windows 10.

Susan Bradley

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How to protect Windows Remote Desktop deployments

Attackers gain access to your Windows network just as work-from-home employees do: remotely. Following these simple steps will send them looking for easier targets.

Susan Bradley

Apple Holic

Enterprise collaboration enters the innovation fast lane

The collaboration tools we use are iterating rapidly, driven by the huge surge in remote working as evidenced by the massive success of Zoom.

Jonny Evans

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The next-gen data center. Learn how Intel and its partners build technology infrastructure that drives growth

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UK regulators launch Apple App Store probe

How the 2021 Chancellor's Budget affects the UK tech industry

When Windows bug fixes go bad, IT can now roll back individual changes

Windows 10 Insider Previews: A guide to the builds

Get the latest info on new preview builds of Windows 10 as they roll out from Microsoft. Now updated for Insider Preview Build 21327 for the Dev Channel, released on March 3, 2021.

CIO Digital Roundtable: CIOs, CMOs and building a better MarTech strategy

Virtual Forum: Improve Business Growth with AI-Powered Automation

CIO Digital Roundtable: The CIO toolkit for building a connected enterprise

The CSO Security Forum

Love Chrome shortcuts? Wait 'til you see this

Google's got a powerful new time-saver in the works for its Chrome browser — and you can check it out this minute, if you know where to look.

Noteworthy technology acquisitions 2021

Global technology merger-and-acquisition deals amounted to $634.1 billion in 2020, an increase of 91.8% year-on-year. Can 2021 match that for blockbuster activity?

When Windows bug fixes go bad, IT can now roll back individual changes

Microsoft this week unveiled 'Known Issue Rollback,' which allows IT admins roll back individual non-security elements of an update if the change breaks something.

Microsoft adds shared channels with Teams Connect

Teams users will be able to collaborate with external partners in a single channel without setting up guest accounts, something rival Slack already offers.

Apple-friendly debugger helps make apps and websites accessible

At a time when accessibility in apps and websites matters more than ever, Evinced is a new debugging tool that helps developers achieve just that.

How the 2021 Chancellor's Budget affects the UK tech industry

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled his budget today, with coronavirus still at top of the agenda. He also pledged to invest in clean tech and help SMBs take advantage of the digital revolution.

Microsoft’s Mesh aims for mixed-reality meetings of the future

At this week’s Ignite conference, the company unveiled the Azure-based developer SDK and offered a futuristic vision of remote collaboration.

Of February’s patches, Ignite, and the fate of Windows 10 feature releases

February's over, so it's time to focus on this week's Microsoft Ignite event — and what the company has in mind for future features updates for Windows 10.

How to protect Windows Remote Desktop deployments

Attackers gain access to your Windows network just as work-from-home employees do: remotely. Following these simple steps will send them looking for easier targets.

Enterprise collaboration enters the innovation fast lane

The collaboration tools we use are iterating rapidly, driven by the huge surge in remote working as evidenced by the massive success of Zoom.