Tech suppliers clamber for Medicare payments deal
But way forward unclear.
Month: July 2017
New Zealand suspends Fuji Xerox from govt contracts
Can't bid for new work but must service existing deals.
Adobe is finally killing Flash
No more updates after 2020.
Adobe to pull plug on Flash
No more updates after 2020.
HP unveils Pavilion 27 all-in-one with 4k display and Intel Optane SSD cache
Ultra-high-end all-in-one PCs from HP feature either 24-inch or 27-inch displays
Roomba ‘Smart’ vacuum cleaner company iRobot plans to sell maps of users’ homes to Apple, Amazon and Google
'Smart' products spying on their owners and selling the data for profit? Who'd have thought it!
TNT Express still struggling with NotPetya malware – crucial documents remain locked up in borked systems as staff grapple with manual procedures
TNT depots over-flowing with parcels as the company struggles to recover from NotPetya - while Reckitt Benckiser reports 'ongoing' recovery
Fourth and final Android O Developer Preview released by Google
Full roll-out of Android O expected within weeks
Alphabet second quarter profits down by one-third due to record-breaking Google antitrust fine
Company still on course to crack the $100bn annual revenue mark this year
Microsoft claims it isn’t killing Paint – merely removing it to a dark corner of the Windows Store
There was never this kind of outcry when Mr Clippy was killed