Outlook for iOS and Android gets new calendar integrations
Users of Outlook for iOS and Android now have new ways to get important reminders and events into their calendars, thanks to integrations that Microsoft [Read More…]
White House won’t support encryption unlocking legislation
President Barack Obama’s administration won’t support legislation to force device makers to help law enforcement agencies defeat encryption, according to a news report. Two senior [Read More…]
Dating site Plenty of Fish puts users’ at risk of malware infection
CYBER criminals just can’t leave dating sites alone, with news emerging of hackers attacking online matchmaking service Plenty of Fish. An ad run on the [Read More…]
The dark web is stronger than ever showing Ross Ulbricht’s prison sentence did nothing to deter crime
“THEY need to understand, without equivocation, that there will be severe consequences.” This was the message from Judge Katherine Forrest when she sentenced the mastermind [Read More…]
Seven common tech myths you shouldn’t believe
TECHNOLOGY used to move forward like a freight train (literally at one point), but now it’s more like a 300mph bullet train. You just have [Read More…]
Microsoft Office 2016 deals with Clutter and tells you stuff
REMEMBER that annoying paperclip cartoon that used to hassle you every time you opened Word? “It looks like you’re writing a letter, would you like [Read More…]
Microsoft Sway allows anyone to tell stories beautifully
POWERPOINT might be included in Office 2016, but everyone knows it’s so passé. These days it’s all about Sway — the first of many native [Read More…]
Microsoft store opening: Hundreds line-up as software giant opens first store outside of North America
MICROSOFT today opened its first retail store outside North America with hundreds of people lining up to get a look at the software giant’s move [Read More…]
Microsoft finds its Australian voice, but virtual assistant Cortana may not always understand you
MICROSOFT’S app engineering director wants Australians to “speak naturally” to their PCs, though admits the computers may not understand what they’re saying as often as [Read More…]
Can Christmas lights really play havoc with your Wi-Fi?
Ofcom, the UK’s independent telephony regulator, has just released a Wi-Fi checker app for your smart phone. At the same time, it warned in its [Read More…]