Voice interactions with AI assistants are fast becoming commonplace at home. With Alexa for Business, Amazon hopes to make the same true in the office. “Just like Alexa is making smart home experiences easier, the same is possible in the workplace wi … [Read more...]
Not so fast!
Pilot fish who’s a computer science professor gets a call from a former student stumped by a database problem — one that should be pretty easy to solve. “This was not one of my most stellar students,” fish admits. “It seems … [Read more...]
Chrome OS: Tips, tools, and other Chromebook intelligence
Google’s Chrome OS platform sure has come a long way. From the early days, when Chrome OS was little more than an experimental “browser in a box,” to today â€â€� with the platform powering first-class hardware and supporting a diverse … [Read more...]
Apple bans cryptocurrency mining apps on iOS to protect mobile users
Using an iPad or iPhone to mine bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies would be hard to do, as the CPU power available to complete the task would be a drop in the bucket compared to what’s needed. But using a portion of the CPU power from thousands of … [Read more...]
How to get smarter missed call reminders on Android
It’s easy to forget sometimes, but these powerful little computers we carry in our pockets are also phones â€â€� you know, devices with numbers that can make and receive those crazy old things called voice calls. Go ahead and take a minute to abso … [Read more...]
WWDC: Accessibility has become a requirement
Apple made a range of announcements at WWDC 2018 that put accessibility at the core of the company’s mission. So, developers no longer have any excuse to avoid using the accessibility tools the company provides. Empowerment matters The focus is … [Read more...]
Microsoft walks away from Windows 7, Office 2013 support forums
Microsoft has quietly told customers that it will stop participating in the online support forums devoted to consumer questions about Windows 7 and a host of other products. The announcement, which Microsoft posted over the weekend to several of the … [Read more...]
RIP Macintosh: 1984–2018
Did you notice what was missing at Appleâ€s 2018 WWDC? There wasnâ€t a single new Mac model to be seen. Not a one. True, Craig Federighi, Appleâ€s senior vice president of software engineering, tried to lay to rest rumors that Apple would merge … [Read more...]
Good thing they didn't do any programming, huh?
IT pilot fish is part of a team working under a contract where there’s a very specific stipulation: These contractors can’t write code — that’s the job of a different contractor. “But we were allowed to do prototyping,” … [Read more...]
Make sure Windows auto update is temporarily turned off, and watch out for SMBv1 fixes
In May, we saw a host of bugs introduced by the Patch Tuesday “security� patches. By the end of the month, patches for those patches killed almost all of the bugs – even the inability of Win10 version 1803 to run on certain kinds of sol … [Read more...]
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