Month: July 2020
This ultrawide 49-inch monitor could replace two displays, or more null
Philips has introduced its new large-format ultra-wide display designed for business clients who currently use two 24 or 27-inch LCDs. The new Philips 498P9 Brilliance has multiple inputs, including a novel USB-C port, as well as an integrated KVM switch. The Philips Brilliance 498P9 is based around a curved 48.8-inch…
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Garmin confirms a cyber attack took its systems offline
Garmin is finally giving its users more information about the system outage the company has been dealing with since the morning of July 23rd. The company has just confirmed earlier reports that it was the victim of an external cyber attack that encry… Source
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India’s Tata sees its multimillion-dollar investment bearing fruit in Middle East Vaneet Mehta, Associate Vice-President and Regional Head for Middle East, Central Asia and Africa at Tata Communications
India’s Tata Communications sees the Middle East as a growth market as the margins are high. “With regional organisations embracing digital transformation and having a digital-first mindset, it makes the region a ripe market for growth,” Vaneet Mehta, Associate Vice-President and Regional Head for Middle East, Central Asia and Africa…
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Microsoft Remote Desktop brings your Windows 10 PC to your Android smartphone or tablet null
Microsoft has unleashed a new version of its Remote Desktop client for Android that brings full support for the Windows 10 Virtual Desktop. Remote Desktop, which was brought out of beta earlier this year, allows users to access Windows apps and desktops directly from an Android device or a Chromebook…
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Here are the best iPad deals right now
iPad deals are more common than you might think. Whether you’re after the most affordable iPad, the high-end iPad Pro, or something in between like the iPad Air or iPad mini, there’s usually some sort of price cut happening somewhere. Of course, it’s difficult to know exactly where you can…
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Ford deploys Boston Dynamics’ Spot robots to survey Michigan plant
A Ford plant in Michigan has enlisted two Boston Dynamics robots to aid in laser scanning the plant as it’s prepped for updates, Ford announced yesterday. The robots, nicknamed Fluffy and Spot, will roam the Van Dyke Transmission Plant in Dearborn, M… Source
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