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Microsoft announced Windows 365 today, which may seem like an interesting move, given they just a couple of weeks ago announced Windows 11. While it shares the Windows name, Windows 365 is actually a cloud service, like a virtual desktop online, that can run either Windows 10 or Windows...
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Telstra and AWS to collaborate on multi-access (including 5G) edge computing offerings and sign strategic agreement to help organisations accelerate cloud adoption ...
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If it's built right into your TV, then you don't need a console....
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This week, Google announced that the ability to store free unlimited storage for high-quality photos would come to an end on June 1, 2021. Photos uploaded after the date will be counted towards the 15GB Drive cap. Like many, I’ve been a Google Photos user for years and was...
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There’s no doubt Zoom’s growth story is an impressive one, with 10 million daily active users in 2019, that exploded to 300 million in the first few months of 2020. This growth in users was largely due to the Coronavirus lock downs around the world. Zoom had one of...
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Microsoft is making moves to kill off Skype for Business. After the 31st of July 2021, Skype for Business Online will no longer be available. While that date seems fairly close, an even more immediate date is the 1st of September, just over a month away, where Microsoft will...
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The console wars have been with us for decades, but all that’s about to change with the little box under your TV set to become superseded by the cloud. Microsoft announced at E3 this year that they were working on game streaming from the cloud and today we get...
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Local council’s are increasingly under pressure to offer more services with decreasing Government funding, which means their journey to digitise operations, has to become more efficient and economical than ever before. Left up to their own devices, each council would go off and construct a technology stack to service...
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The University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney is trialing Microsoft Teams. As part of a strategic plan to become “Australia’s global university,” the University says they seek out and test technologies to help simplify and extend collaboration—not only among students and faculty, but within organisational work groups, between...
Microsoft announced Windows 365 today, which may seem like an interesting move, given they just a couple of weeks ago announced Windows 11. While it shares the Windows name, Windows 365 is actually a cloud service, like a virtual desktop online, that can run either Windows 10 or Windows...
Telstra and AWS to collaborate on multi-access (including 5G) edge computing offerings and sign strategic agreement to help organisations accelerate cloud adoption ...
If it's built right into your TV, then you don't need a console....
This week, Google announced that the ability to store free unlimited storage for high-quality photos would come to an end on June 1, 2021. Photos uploaded after the date will be counted towards the 15GB Drive cap. Like many, I’ve been a Google Photos user for years and was...
There’s no doubt Zoom’s growth story is an impressive one, with 10 million daily active users in 2019, that exploded to 300 million in the first few months of 2020. This growth in users was largely due to the Coronavirus lock downs around the world. Zoom had one of...
Microsoft is making moves to kill off Skype for Business. After the 31st of July 2021, Skype for Business Online will no longer be available. While that date seems fairly close, an even more immediate date is the 1st of September, just over a month away, where Microsoft will...
The console wars have been with us for decades, but all that’s about to change with the little box under your TV set to become superseded by the cloud. Microsoft announced at E3 this year that they were working on game streaming from the cloud and today we get...
Local council’s are increasingly under pressure to offer more services with decreasing Government funding, which means their journey to digitise operations, has to become more efficient and economical than ever before. Left up to their own devices, each council would go off and construct a technology stack to service...
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney is trialing Microsoft Teams. As part of a strategic plan to become “Australia’s global university,” the University says they seek out and test technologies to help simplify and extend collaboration—not only among students and faculty, but within organisational work groups, between...
