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Monday marked the first day of Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco. This event is known for big announcements for the coming year. Here are a few things to look forward … Continue reading Apple Announces Music Streaming, New OS
Windows 10 will include seamless support (at least as advertised) for universal apps across all its platforms. That is, your progress in an app will follow you across all your … Continue reading Universal Apps in Upcoming Windows 10
Microsoft Visual Studio now has a GitHub extension. GitHub is a popular repository and version control system for storing code, a great deal of which is open source. With this … Continue reading Microsoft Visual Studio Embraces the Wider Developer Ecosystem
Your Windows Server could be getting a new core soon. A leaked slide deck from earlier this year indicates that soon, a stripped-down version of Windows dubbed “Nano Server” could … Continue reading Nano Server Rumors
There’s a Microsoft vulnerability that, while not entirely new, has been brought to public attention again lately. This week Cylance, a cyber security company, published an article about the latest … Continue reading Microsoft Vulnerability: Redirect to SMB
There’s nothing a jet-lagged corporate traveler hates more than returning from a business trip to input a mountain of receipts into an expense report. But take heart: the days of … Continue reading Expense Reporting Software: Is it for You?
Last week Ford Motors announced new software, called Intelligent Speed Limiter, that can help drivers automatically stay within the speed limit. Intelligent Speed Limiter scans traffic signs with a camera … Continue reading Never Get Another Speeding Ticket with Ford’s New Auto Software
Today Apple announced new products and services, which will impact life at work and home. Crossing both areas is the Apple Watch. With a release date of April 24, and … Continue reading Today’s Apple Announcement: Updates from Wristwear to Research
The popular single board computer, the Raspberry Pi, just released its second hardware version. Along with the hardware update, Microsoft and Raspberry Pi announced that a compatible version of Windows … Continue reading Raspberry Pi 2 Runs Microsoft 10
In early December, Google rolled out Inbox, the company’s new app dubbed an “email killer,” by invitation only. Gmail still exists and will not be going away anytime soon. The … Continue reading Google Inbox: The Email Killer?
My vote for the biggest-impact technological breakthrough in 2015 is Microsoft’s Skype real-time translator. The feature is available for preview right now, and you can watch the demo video on … Continue reading Real-Time Translation from Microsoft’s Skype
Microsoft Visual Studio and the .NET framework are going open-source. This is great news for Microsoft developers and anyone who uses the Microsoft ecosystem. For developers, this means they’ll have … Continue reading Microsoft .NET Goes Open-Source
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