Some Win10 PCs are apparently being upgraded to version 2004 without consent
Every time Microsoft rolls out a new version of Windows 10, a certain percentage of Win10 customers claim their machines have been upgraded without their...
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How will Apple tempt developers to ARM-based Macs?
Apple is expected to announce a migration from Intel to its own ARM-based processors inside Macs at WWDC, how might it motivate developers to join...
How to set up a work-from-home ‘office’ for the long term
Working from home is hardly a new phenomenon, but the COVID-19 pandemic has made it an unplanned requirement for many office and knowledge workers. Even...
14 technology winners and losers, post-COVID-19
As opposed to, say, the travel or restaurant industries, the tech sector has weathered the most disruptive effects of the COVID-19 pandemic relatively well. But...
Wayback Wednesday: Fun with numbers
This IT pilot fish’s team is getting a new manager every year, and there’s a definite pattern behind it. Each new manager would come in...
Imagine an ‘Android Pro’ subscription
Fair warning: What you’re about to read is pure and unadulterated longing — a “wouldn’t it be nice” bout of daydreaming that, as far as...
WWDC 2020: Apple to announce move to ARM-powered Macs
Apple apparently intends announcing a move to use its own ARM-developed chips inside Macs next year, a pillar announcement at WWDC 2020, where Apple will share...
Apple and COVID-19 drive QR code innovation
QR codes were invented in 1994 by a Japanese auto parts company called Denso Wave. The idea was to enable the tracking of car parts...
But you all seemed so happy with my progress
This pilot fish works at a state agency that hires a contractor to develop reports for a newly implemented system. The contractor brings samples of...
Microsoft Patch Tuesday is nigh: Pause updates now.
I call it crowdsourced beta testing. Here’s how it works. Microsoft releases its monthly patches. Headlines from the usual suspects scream that you need to...