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Adapting your cloud-first strategy to the new normal
Just three months ago, when it came to remote working, businesses were all at different stages of take-up – from totally virtual capabilities through to very limited or even no home working options. Fast forward to today and organisations are frantically transitioning their entire teams to remote working; those who…
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HTC Vive Cosmos Elite Review: One Step Forward, Several Steps Back
I had hoped the high-end headset would provide an escape from the real world. It didn’t. Source
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Scoutbee launches free tool to help organisations search for COVID-19 support-related supplies
Scoutbee, the supplier discovery platform, has rolled out a new free tool for organisations helping to fight the coronavirus pandemic and who are in need of critical supplies. Targeting NGOs, public bodies, local and national governments and healthcare providers, the platform does real-time analysis of terabytes of global supply chain…
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BBC says TV licence fee could be replaced by broadband levy
The BBC has suggested a levy on broadband subscriptions could replace the licence fee as a long-term funding model. Ministers are currently holding a consultation on whether the non-payment of the TV licence should be decriminalised. It has been suggested that the offence should become a civil matter instead. The…
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Google donates free Chromebooks and 100,000 mobile hotspots for rural California students
Google will provide 4,000 Chromebooks and fund the use of 100,000 Wi-Fi hotspots for rural students in California, who are studying from home as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, CNBC reports. The initiative, which was announced by California governor Gavin Newsom and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, will allow students…
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Sprint is dead. Long live Sprint
It’s done. We now have just three major cell phone carriers in the US: Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, which just completed its merger with Sprint. It’s been such a long time coming and has seemed so inevitable that the news — on April Fools’ Day, no less — felt like…
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