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Windows 10 preview build introduces more security
Microsoft’s latest Windows 10 preview build has introduced several new features designed to increase security, including a folder protection service specifically made to guard against threats such as ransomware. In addition to updates for Windows Defender around Microsoft Edge and new Exploit Protection settings, introduced a feature called ‘controlled folder access’. According to Microsoft, the service […]
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iOS 11 What’s new?
Apple Maps Do you mostly use Apple Maps? Maps is introducing 3D maps to help you navigate your local shopping centres, starting in American major cities first, with others to follow, similar to the train info rollout. The same goes for airports, with indoor maps now available in iOS 11 for major hubs around the […]
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GOOGLE GOES TO ULURU
GOOGLE Street View has taken us to some pretty interesting places, such as the Great Barrier Reef, Adélie Penguin Rookery Cape Royds, Antarctica, Grand Canyon National Park, The Colosseum in Rome and Everest Base Camp. Now, it’s added another world-famous landmark to its collection of places you can visit digitally: The spectacular giant red rock in the heart of […]
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New Network worm dubbed Eternal Rocks
A new network worm dubbed EternalRocks is making the news this week as the successor to the WannaCry ransomware. EternalRocks leverages some of the same vulnerabilities and exploit tools as WannaCry but is potentially more dangerous because it exploits seven NSA tools that were released as part of the ShadowBrokers dump for infection instead of two […]
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eStorm @ CeBIT Australia
eStorm’s Managing Director Jason La Macchia is flying the flag at the CeBIT Australia Business Technology Event in Sydney. With the event showcasing an impressive line-up of technology companies from 34 countries displaying the latest innovations at CeBIT Australia, eStorm had to be a part of the action. Keeping forefront of the latest innovations from across the […]
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The NEW Surface Pro joins the Microsoft family
A week after introducing the Surface Laptop, last night the new Surface Pro was announced. At first glance, it looks a lot like 2015’s Surface Pro 4, but it’s part of the vision of an entire Surface family that Microsoft is now ready to take worldwide. The new Surface Pro is gorgeous. The design, the clean lines […]
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Windows 10 to include iTunes
MICROSOFT wants to make Windows 10 more versatile with new features for creating memories, exploring virtual scenery and hopscotching from personal computers to mobile devices. The added features will roll out later this year as part of “Fall Creators Update” that will be provided for free to 500 million personal computers, smartphones and tablets powered by Windows […]
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Cyber Attack
Australia may have missed the worst of the worldwide cyber attack, but small businesses are still at risk of being infected by the WCry ransomware. Cyber Security Alastair MacGibbon said the first thing Australians should do when they get in to work on Monday is update their Microsoft software. They should do this before they open […]
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Virtual Reality Changes Medical Education
With skills shortages and budget cuts, the healthcare sector has seen significant changes in its delivery model in the last few years. A new initiative in the Children’s Hospital Los Angeles wants to solve this problem by building an intelligent and responsive Virtual Reality training application with real-life emergency trauma situations. Rather than using mannequins , the […]
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Apple Coding for Kids
Coding is as essential to our kids’ education as all the mainstream lessons our children participate in at school. Now more than ever tech leaders and IT Coding Organisations are touting the importance of the skill in students emerging into higher learning and the workforce. The journey must start early and embedding these skills into early learning will […]
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