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Pivotal fully embraces Kubernetes
Pivotal introduces the alpha version of Pivotal Application Service (PAS) on Kubernetes, as well as new products for Kubernetes based on PAS features.
Windows 10: Has Microsoft cleaned up its update mess? (Spoiler: no)
Four years after the debut of "Windows as a service," Microsoft continues to tweak the Windows Update for Business rules. And if you don't know how to play the game, you're likely to be surprised with unexpected updates.
Java and Python programming languages in demand as skills shortage widens
The skills shortage is spreading further, with developers for data science, DevOps and cloud roles in high demand.
Google to remove Chrome's built-in XSS protection (XSS Auditor)
XSS Auditor became too inefficient at blocking XSS attacks, and a chore to maintain.
Microsoft-Accenture joint venture Avanade to launch an Adobe practice
Microsoft and Adobe's ties keep getting tighter.
Microsoft thrives on Android, iOS as bet away from Windows pays off
As Microsoft Word tops 1 billion installs on Android and Office is all over the iOS productivity rankings, the software giant has its beyond-Windows hits. Now it may have a needle or two to thread.
Microsoft blocks major Windows 10 update for Surface Book 2 after bug makes GPU vanish
It is the latest machine that Microsoft has blocked from receiving the Windows 10 May 2019 update after the upgrade had unintended consequences.
CRM Watchlist 2019: The big engines that could (Part 2A, Oracle)
Oracle, one of the winners of the CRM Watchlist 2019, is a gigantic company that's been in the public eye for decades. Now they are realigned and ready to travel to new frontiers and engage a new breed of customer. Are they ready?
Border Force resolves IT security outage at passport gates
The outage had left passengers waiting in long queues.
An IT security salesman told me his software doesn't work
A random encounter with a professional reveals the inherent issues with IT security.
Facebook just released this new open source JavaScript engine
Facebook releases Hermes to improve app performance on low-end Android phones.
Australian Taxation Office portals and online services are down once again
Some of the ATO's services, including its portals and myGov online functions, are currently unavailable or experiencing slowness.
Microsoft stirs suspicions by adding telemetry files to security-only update
This month's Security-only update package for Windows 7 includes an unexpected compatibility/telemetry component that has some skeptical users up in arms.
Microsoft to Windows 10 users: Patch Secure Boot now against 'critical' bug
Microsoft's latest SSU helps fix a bug in Secure Boot that interferes with Windows' BitLocker encryption system.
Firefox 68 is out: New dark reader view, better extensions, enterprise IT controls
Firefox 68 ushers in Mozilla's new recommended add-on program.
2019's tech, security, and authentication trends
We take a look at the top tech, cybersecurity, and authentication trends as revealed today by the Duo Security's 2019 Trusted Access Report, which includes data from 24 million devices, one million apps and services, and billions of authentications.
Awesome Google Chrome extensions (May 2019 edition)
Get more done in Google Chrome, with this selection of hand-picked extensions from the Chrome Web Store. These free extensions allow you to do a variety of things, from taking screenshots to keeping your passwords safe. (Updated May 2019.)
Give Google Chrome a speed boost
Here are a handful of tricks to help you speed up your browser and make it use up fewer precious system resources. (Updated April 2019)
Windows 10 apps: Which are worth keeping? Which ones should you dump?
Every installation of Windows 10 includes a huge collection of built-in apps. Some are Universal apps that are updated from the Microsoft Store. Others are legacy apps that hang around because other programs expect them to be there. If you prefer a tidy system, many (but not all) of these apps can be uninstalled, especially if you prefer a third-party alternative. This gallery offers a comprehensive look at how to unclutter your copy of Windows 10.
Linux survival guide: These 21 applications let you move easily between Linux and Windows
If you need to navigate regularly between Linux and the Windows world, there are many applications that can make your job easier. We spotlight 21 quality applications that will pave the way.
Windows 10 May 2019 Update: The new features that matter most
Windows 10 version 1903, which will be officially dubbed the May 2019 Update, begins rolling out soon. Here are some of the new capabilities you can expect in yet another feature-packed semi-annual release. (This gallery is based on a near-final Insider Preview release.)
Awesome Google Chrome extensions (April 2019 edition)
If you are a Google Chrome user, then you really should check out these amazing extensions that takes the browser and transforms it into a command center for getting serious work done. Here, you'll find extensions to boost performance and productivity, harden security, and even let you have a bit of fun!
Best Google Chrome extensions (February 2019 edition)
If you are a Google Chrome user then you can give your productivity and performance a boost by equipping their browser with the right extensions. (Updated February 2019)
Hottest tech jobs, biggest tech companies and the future of food: Research round-up
Facts and figures from the past month in technology news.
Top Google Chrome extensions (2019 edition)
Google Chrome users can give their productivity and performance a boost by equipping their browser with the right extensions. (Updated January 2019)
Best Google Chrome extensions for productivity, security, and performance (2018 edition)
Here is a selection of Google Chrome extensions aimed specifically at boosting your productivity, performance, and privacy. (Updated December 2018)
How to speed up Google Chrome and make the browser use less RAM
Here are a handful of tricks to help you speed up your browser and make it use up fewer precious system resources. (Updated October 2018)
Windows 10 October 2018 Update: The new features that matter most
Windows 10 version 1809, officially the October 2018 Update,started rolling out October 2. Here are some of the new capabilities you can expect in this surprisingly feature-packed release. (This gallery is based on a near-final Insider Preview release.)
Slack tips and tricks: Master the art of workplace collaboration
Slack is a hugely popular collaboration tool used by many -- from remote workers to large-scale enterprises -- including CBSi. But it's more than just a chat app; it's powerful and robust in its functionality and integrations, allowing you to set reminders, keep organized, and even have a little fun. Here are the many ways you can leverage Slack to master the art of workplace collaboration.
Here's what's new in Windows 10 April 2018 Update
The latest Windows 10 feature update includes the first public release of the Timeline feature as well as dozens of smaller enhancements to the Windows 10 user experience. Here's what you can expect.
Why didn't Microsoft come up with an Android-like platform?
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recently listed the company's failure to come up with an Android-like mobile platform as one of his greatest mistakes. Read more: https://zd.net/32qJa2K
New open source JavaScript engine gives smartphone developers a boost
Facebook releases Hermes to improve app performance on low-end Android phones.
Why Catalina is one of macOS' most impressive updates
Even in its current beta form, Catalina looks like one of the most impressive updates that macOS has received in recent years. Read more: https://zd.net/2JaEned
Major League Baseball and its communications system comes to London
The two games between Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees were the first MLB games played in Europe - and technology played a key role, too.
Microsoft's plan to split Windows 10 from shell is happening
Windows 10 preview shows signs of Windows OS separating from the shell in line with Microsoft's modular plans.
Employee experience software likely to see boomlet, then consolidated
There are a bevy of companies looking to improve employee engagement and experiences in a tight labor market. The big question is what part of the enterprise will make the buying decisions? Read more: https://zd.net/2WXLNKj
Google Drive or OneDrive: How to choose the right cloud storage
Which is the best cloud storage and collaboration service for your needs? Is a free option good enough? Ed Bott talks to TechRepublic's Karen Roby about the pros and cons of the top two providers -- and a few alternatives. Read more: https://zd.net/2J3Ccb9
How Salesforce builds loyalty by investing in the success of its developers, admins, and customers
At Salesforce TrailheaDX 2019, Sarah Franklin spoke with TechRepublic about what makes the company's relationship with developers, admins, and customers.
Here comes the analytics buying spree. Who's next?
The analytics software space is being consolidated quickly. Here's what it means for customers and why they should watch how the merger dance plays out. Read more: https://zd.net/2WyJgkS
SK Telecom, Samsung, and Cisco to collaborate in 5G smart offices
SK Telecom, Samsung Electronics, and Cisco will collaborate to develop and launch 5G-based smart office services.
Millennials are more likely to ignore office IT rules
ZDNet's Chris Matyszczyk sits down with Karen Roby from TechRepublic to talk about a study performed on behalf of software asset management company Snow Software that found millennials are at it again -- this time, for ignoring office IT rules to benefit themselves. Read more: https://zd.net/2WCq1eT
Salesforce's Parker Harris on managing complex IT integrations and handing the inevitable crisis
At Salesforce TrailheaDX 2019, Parker Harris shared his advice for tech leaders on everything from multiplatform integration to managing a crisis.
At re:Mars, Amazon takes the enterprise to space
Katie Kelly of North Richland Hills, Texas is attending the new Amazon conference to learn about applying ML to improve the user experience -- but might get more inspiration from the sessions focused on space exploration.
WWDC 2019: Everything Apple announced and what really matters to business
TechRepublic's Karen Roby and Bill Detwiler break down the important news from Apple's 2019 WWDC, but more importantly, they discuss why certain applications are important to business users. Read more: https://zd.net/2Wb8mpN
Microsoft Research Asia leads the way in machine translation technology
Global machine-learning competition sees Microsoft beat challengers in translating English to Chinese and a host of European languages.
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