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macOS 10.15.4 is causing some major problems (so no, it’s not just Windows 10 with update issues)
Problematic Windows 10 updates are all we seem to be hearing about of late in the desktop computing world, but it isn’t just Microsoft which is capable of pushing out wonky upgrades – Apple has also reportedly hit serious trouble with the freshly unleashed version 10.15.4 of macOS Catalina. Apparently…
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Tech giants are finding creative ways to use our data to fight the coronavirus
An unexpected outcome of the current pandemic is that big tech companies, which have spent the past three years on the defensive over their data collection practices, are now promoting them. Over the past four days, Google and Facebook have unveiled new products that aim to improve our understanding of…
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Design your own Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons bundle – if you’re in Japan
From Animal Crossing bundles to Diablo 3, the Nintendo Switch has already seen plenty of special edition console styles. But if you want a different color for your Joy-Cons, you’ve been limited to buying separate pairs of the controllers. New Nintendo Switch owners in Japan have been given a new…
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One World: Together at Home could be Live Aid for the coronavirus generation
In an attempt to support and celebrate healthcare workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization and international advocacy group Global Citizen have announced plans for a benefit concert on April 18th. As well being broadcast live on TV at 8pm ET, the Lady Gaga-curated event will also be…
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Project xCloud rolls out to 11 more countries, as an official launch inches closer
Microsoft’s video game streaming service, Project xCloud, is starting to gain momentum. The platform’s preview build has now rolled out to an additional 11 countries, including Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain and Sweden. xCloud is Microsoft’s competitor to Google Stadia, allowing gamers to stream games…
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Remote working ‘increasing risk’ of breaches
The recent rise in employees working from home is causing a huge number of potential security risks to businesses, new research has claimed. A report from security firm Centrify has revealed that nearly three-quarters (71 percent) of UK businesses think that home working is putting their organisations at risk. Nearly…
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