Why social media is like the railways – and must be saved
Even if you’re not a rock band or a DJ, at some point in your online life you’ll have encountered the little orange cloud and [Read More…]
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Why Amazon’s Alexa is the future of computing
Amazon doesn’t have a booth at the Consumer Electronics Show, but Alexa is everywhere at the Las Vegas event this week. Dozens of companies have [Read More…]
Windows XP: Why hospitals are still using Microsoft’s antique operating system
Use of Windows XP is still widespread across NHS hospital trusts, with the operating system in use in 90 percent of trusts questioned. Virtualisation software [Read More…]
Gadgets are meant to streamline life – so why do we pine for a typewriter’s ping?
I survey the wreckage on my bedside table. A dead Fitbit, which became too needy, flashing away and demanding way too much from the relationship. [Read More…]
Windows XP: Why hospitals are still using Microsoft’s antique operating system
Use of Windows XP is still widespread across NHS hospital trusts, with the operating system in use in 90 percent of trusts questioned. Virtualisation software [Read More…]
Odd gadget holds both a smartphone and a baby bottle. But why?
If you are a parent, chances are you have at least a hazy memory of those round-the-clock feeding sessions with your baby. Whether you breastfeed [Read More…]
Why you need to create a social media policy
Whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat or Reddit, chances are good that your employees are spending some time on at least one of these social [Read More…]
Why Did It Take So Long to Get a Google Phone?
Today, Google announced the Pixel, the first fully Google-branded phone. It’s a subtle but bold statement about the future of how Google makes not only [Read More…]
Android or iOS: What Do the Gadgets 360 Writers Use, and Why
Android and iOS now contribute to over 99 percent of all smartphones sold in recent times. This two-horse race is the cause of hour-long debates [Read More…]
As social media thrives, why is Twitter falling behind?
Twitter users pen some 500 million tweets a day, and that would seem to bode well for the success of the social media service. But [Read More…]