METI stories - Page 82
Independence Day Resurgence: The critics aren't happy
Thu, 23rd Jun 2016
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film review
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reviews
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technology gifts
Sequel slump: 'Independence Day Resurgence' fails to ignite critic enthusiasm, with lacklustre charm and plot.
5 key benefits of SDN in the data centre
Wed, 22nd Jun 2016
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virtualisation
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network infrastructure
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hyperscale
With almost any program available at our fingertips, it is undeniable software continues to impact businesses across the board.
Do you know if your child is being cyberbullied? These are the red flags
Tue, 21st Jun 2016
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malware
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cybersecurity
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cyberbullying
ESET has put together a list of indicators that help parents recognise whether their offspring are being cyberbullied.
Ovum: Microsoft isn’t the only vendor threatened by the imminent arrival of Facebook at Work
Tue, 21st Jun 2016
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microsoft
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linkedin
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facebook at work
Microsoft has agreed to acquire LinkedIn for $26.2bn in a deal seen as a move to defend against the arrival of Facebook at Work.
NETGEAR: 10 gigabit opens up new opportunities for resellers
Mon, 20th Jun 2016
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wireless networks
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cloud services
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netgear
Changing use of technology is pushing 10-gigabit out of the data centre and into the SMB network. NETGEAR gives the lowdown, and how to capitalise.
The next wave of virtualisation - hyper-convergence
Fri, 17th Jun 2016
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virtualisation
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converged infrastructure
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hpe
Currently, many organisations are running legacy architectures that simply can’t accommodate today’s business demands - what's the answer?.
Microsoft targets mother of all professional people master data with LinkedIn buy
Wed, 15th Jun 2016
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microsoft
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linkedin
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analyst report
So you saw the announcement: Microsoft to acquire LinkedIn for over $26bn. Our team were contemplating the meaning of the deal.
Looking at Health IT: When integration isn’t enough
Wed, 15th Jun 2016
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healthtech
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nato
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analyst report
EHR adoption in US hospitals is high, but lack of interoperability and excess costs hamper progress. #HealthIT #EHR.
Are Australian Govt websites up to scratch?
Wed, 15th Jun 2016
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cloud services
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websites
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australian government
A new report has revealed that the majority of Australian government websites are failing to meet plain English language guidelines.
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst: reboot, prequel or sequel?
Sat, 11th Jun 2016
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dice
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graphics
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mirror's edge catalyst
Battlefield developer, DICE, returns to the Glass City to give us another go at EA Games’ free-running franchise with Mirror’s Edge Catalyst.
Upgrades: Too much trouble, too expensive or too important to ignore?
Thu, 9th Jun 2016
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firewalls
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network infrastructure
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network security
The easiest, most effective and least damaging method of protecting your school’s digital assets is to not get compromised in the first place.
Insight: Why disciplined collaboration needs flexible tools
Wed, 8th Jun 2016
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uc
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collaboration
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deloitte
Collaboration brings with it many benefits to the table for an organisation, but it does require a cohesive set of protocols and procedures.
Facebook Messenger gets diverse with new emoji collection
Tue, 7th Jun 2016
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emoji
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faceme
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meti
Facebook has launched a new set of emojis for its Messenger app, featuring more skin tones and a range of women in 'great' roles.
Adobe shines in Forrester's enterprise marketing reports
Thu, 2nd Jun 2016
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martech
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adobe
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analyst report
Adobe hailed as leader in Forrester's enterprise marketing suite, setting a benchmark in experience-led customer engagement.
Potential Windows zero-day security exploit worth $90,000 on underground market
Thu, 2nd Jun 2016
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windows
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trustwave
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zero day malware
A single Windows zero-day vulnerability could be sold amongst the underground cybercrime market, potentially affecting more than 1.5 billion users.
Expert insight from the author of the ESET TeslaCrypt decryptor
Tue, 31st May 2016
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malware
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ransomware
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cybersecurity
ESET recently interviewed the malware researcher who ultimately created the universal ESET TeslaCrypt decryption tool.
IoT Vulnerability: How to protect your smart home from security threats
Tue, 24th May 2016
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iot
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wireless networks
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cloud services
With more than 5 million new devices being connected to the Internet everyday, vulnerability of IoT devices is a trending topic.
Geeks on Wheels lands in Dunedin
Tue, 24th May 2016
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uc
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geeks on wheels
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ufb
Geeks on Wheels has launched in Dunedin in response to increased demand in the area following the rollout of UFB.
Does new Doom game deliver?
Sat, 21st May 2016
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gaming
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digital entertainment
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doom
Id Software reboots the great-grand-daddy of first-person shooters, Doom, for a new generation of player and hardware.
Adobe warns of Flash zero-day vulnerability, being actively exploited by online criminals
Tue, 17th May 2016
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cybersecurity
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flash player
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flash zero-day exploit
As I write this, if you’re running Adobe Flash on your Windows, Mac, Linux or Chrome OS computer you’re potentially at risk.