Adobe has entered the worst of all possible worlds with a Lightroom app software update irrevocably wiping out people’s images and imaging presets in a process the company has had to admit means those assets are “not recoverable”.
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This company is shifting its network from equipment owned by a telco to equipment the company owns itself. It wants to be able to make changes without waiting for the telco guys to show up, says a pilot fish on the scene.
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I've had a chance to review an as-yet unpublished post-COVID-19 survey that suggests there's been a significant change in how we use our devices. Streaming and video conferencing apps have seen a massive increase, and tablet use is up sharply as people move around their homes while remaining both connected to their work and connected, via conferencing, to their co-workers. (While this didn’t show up in the survey, I notice that on significant calls I’m part of, people are increasingly trying to... Читать дальше...
The iMac was due for an upgrade, and earlier this month, Apple released the new 27 inch iMac. It’s armed with an Intel processor, SSD across the board and a new 1080p FaceTime webcam. If you’re at the end of your life cycle, is it worth the upgrade? Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis and Macworld senior writer Michael Simon join Juliet to discuss the new features, its status as potentially the last Intel-based Mac and who should buy it.
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One of the most disappointing things about iOS devices as business devices, and one of the things that keeps the iPad from being a true computing solution, is that there is no support for multiple-user accounts. An unlikely ally is determined to solve the problem for Apple. A future version of Microsoft Authenticator will allow for a multi-user iPad experience.