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10 Apple products you shouldn't buy (March 2019 edition)
Apple products are expensive, so it makes sense to avoid buying anything that's nearing the end of its lifecycle, or when you can buy something of equivalent quality from another vendor. Here is a list of the items you are best avoiding.
Apple gives the iMac a performance boost
Apple updates the iMac lineup with faster processors and updated graphics.
Shifting data from local to the cloud
Tonya Hall talks with Clifford Madru, vice president cloud solution architecture and engineering at Iron Mountain, about the best way to approach transferring local data to the cloud.
Firefox 66 is out: Block on auto-playing video with sound, Windows Hello support
Firefox 66 will automatically prevent autoplay videos with sound from playing unless users want them to.
Google Tasks' new bigger role: It can manage all your reminders, to-dos, lists
Google will now prompt you to put all your reminders in the Tasks app.
EU government websites infested with third-party adtech scripts
Ironic as it may be, EU websites might not be compliant with the EU's own data protection rules.
Hiring kit: Database administrator
Database administrators determine the most effective and efficient way to collect, structure, and store data so that it can be readily retrieved when it’s needed. This kit includes a job description, sample...
Aluminum producer switches to manual operations after ransomware infection
UPDATE: Cyber-attack identified as LockerGoga ransomware infection.
Greenplum 6 ventures outside the analytic box
Pivotal’s Greenplum database is about to finally align with the open source project. What will that mean for the platform?
Oracle updates cloud applications as SaaS sales builds momentum
Oracle's ERP Cloud, HCM Cloud, SCM Cloud and CX Cloud are all getting more sophisticated functionality, including more machine learning-powered features.
Cisco introduces new cognitive collaboration features for Webex
The new features will help users get meetings started more quickly and easily learn more about the people they're meeting with.
