The machines are coming - better look busy. There's no arguing the fact that these days we depend on technology for much of our everyday lives. From the moment our phone alarm wakes us up in the morning to the moment we fall asleep watching a film on our iPad, we are connected to our technology in a wide variety of ways.
Which airlines provide sky-high connectivity? And are the prices sky high? Would you choose an airline based on its connectivity charges? As the world of business becomes ever more international which airlines provide connectivity and how much does it cost?Here are ten examples stretching from Aeroflot to South West Airlines.
Tapes are so '80s, but also incredibly important for the future of data storage and crystals and helium... Data storage practices have advanced dramatically over the past few decades, and there are many more exciting and ingenuitive storage concepts and technologies on the way. Here are 10 of our favourite.
by Joe Curtis| 11 September 2014 Intel Developer Forum is underway: here are the biggest talking points. Lost amid the fuss being made over Apple right now, Intel has made a series of big announcements at its annual Intel Developer Forum, IDF14. Here's five key take aways so far, from the Internet of Things to biometrics.
Like podcasts, radio and music and own an Android phone? You might think that there is little point downloading a music player for Android. After all, the phone comes loaded with a perfectly workable player, and it must all sound the same coming out the headphones, right? Well, it depends.
Analyst house Gartner's Errol Rasit takes a walk through 5 US server players. In terms of market share, HP had significantly high revenue than any other vendor at $3.2bn in the second quarter of 2014, with 25.1% of the market, up 3.2% from 2013.
by Joe Curtis| 23 September 2014 Thinking of switching Win8 or OS X for Chrome? Here's your top options... Chromebooks are increasingly seen as a cheap and easy-to-use alternative to a Windows 8-running laptop, so it's no wonder lots of manufacturers are adding them to their range of hardware.
But user data will not be used to customise ads, says CEO. Snapchat users will soon begin watching ads in their 'stories', as the tech start-up looks at generating revenues. Stories let users put together photos and videos and create a kind of slideshow. The stories remain for 24 hours before vanishing from the receiver's database.
Having trouble with your server room? Try these free tools. Microsoft's Windows Server has been a commonplace of most companies' IT infrastructure for years, but it's not cheap keeping all that kit running. Thankfully, Microsoft and a bunch of other companies have released plenty of free tools to help IT departments manage their server room properly.
Move seen as an effort to give a push to AMD's sluggish growth. Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has announced the appointment of Dr. Lisa Su as president and CEO of the company, replacing Rory Read, who was appointed in 2011.
The Valley's sassy cloud software firm tells us how its year is shaping up. NetSuite, the cloud software company, is currently winding its SuiteWorld conference to a close in the sunny city of San Jose.
CBR investigates how biometrics will reshape IoT and user experience. The Internet of Things will redefine identity management using biometrics to unlock bank apps, email accounts but also cars, homes and personal health databases. By 2016, IoT will drive device and user relationship requirements in 20% of new identity and access management (IAM), with new biometrics to emerge in a key role.
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