Category Archives: Computering

NHS completes ‘world’s largest’ email migration

The NHS has announced it has migrated its entire email service system in what is thought to have been one of the largest such moves ever seen. The nation’s largest employer has moved its email services to Microsoft’s Exchange Online platform through its NHS Digital arm, alongside Microsoft and Accenture, as part of the long-term […]

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Here is the first free open source alternative to CentOS

Server OS vendor CloudLinux has released the first Beta release of its CentOS fork, right on cue.  Like many, CloudLinux too was ticked off by Red Hat’s move to divert its resources to the CentOS Stream distro. In response, the company announced it would pump a million dollars per year into a 100% binary compatible clone, […]

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Apple Macs with M1 chip finally get Bluetooth fix with macOS Big Sur 11.2

Apple Macs with the new M1 chip have received an important fix for Bluetooth gremlins which have proved seriously disruptive, thanks to a fresh update for macOS Big Sur. Version 11.2 of Apple’s operating system isn’t a big update, but it does provide some important fixes including the (recently promised) solution to those wireless woes, […]

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Microsoft drops fresh details about upcoming Windows 10 PC-as-a-Service

The way in which you and your organization use Microsoft’s Windows 10 operating system could be about to change completely as the software giant has been secretly working on developing a new PC-as-a-Service offering. Up until now users have purchased new devices with the company’s operating system pre-installed or installed it themselves after building a […]

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Intel Alder Lake-P specs appear online showing a 14-core, 20-thread design

Intel’s next mobile processor, the 12th-generation chip codenamed Alder Lake, is a couple months away, but details about the CPU series are starting to appear online including a new benchmark result showing a 14-core, 20-thread design for one of the Alder Lake-P CPUs. The new benchmark comes courtesy of Geekbench and was originally flagged by […]

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Bitcoin miners raked in more than $1 billion in revenue last month

Mining bitcoin is finally profitable again as new data has revealed that miners were able to bring in $1.09bn in revenue last month. This is significant due to the fact that bitcoin revenue in January reached its highest point since December of 2017 before the cryptocurrency bubble crashed later that month. At the same time, […]

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Google reveals more on how it’s upping Android security

In order to secure its mobile operating system Android, Google uses a multi-pronged approach that includes monthly security updates to patch vulnerabilities reported through its Vulnerability Rewards Program (VRP) as well as hardening measures to protect against undiscovered vulnerabilities. All vulnerabilities submitted through VRP are analyzed by the company’s security engineers to determine the root […]

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Best RPGs 2021: the top role-playing games for console and PC

Looking for the best RPGs (or role-playing games) around? Then you’ve come to the right place. These days it’s more often than not that a game features RPG elements. Whether that’s a skill tree, dialogue options, or anything else that was once a staple of the genre, there’s always something for players to tweak and […]

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Best simulation games 2021: the most immersive simulators you can play right now

If you’re looking for the best simulation games available right now then you’re in the right place. After all, who hasn’t wanted to experience the feeling of driving a train, flying an aircraft or even fixing a car, all from the comfort of your armchair? Fortunately for you, the selection of simulator titles on the […]

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Bringing ethical awareness to data extraction practices

The internet is currently undergoing a similar phenomenon to the gold rushes of the early eighteenth century, specifically when it comes to data extraction. With data now dubbed by some analysts as the “new oilâ€� in terms of its value, the field is still open to small and large players alike, which has led to […]

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