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In an April 2016 blog article (“Handling New Device Drivers in a Changing Windows World”), I wrote that Campbell Scientific was ending Windows XP support for our hardware device drivers. In that article, I also mentioned that Windows XP support might end for other products in the

Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 Insider Preview build today for both Dev and Beta channels. The preview build brings the new Snipping Tool and Microsoft Teams Chat. The later feature was earlier present on the Beta channel for a long time, which now is being made available to

The world of software development is set for some big changes in 2020. We predict that service mesh, Kubernetes, AI-infused applications, and low-code products will continue their upward swing in enterprise adoption. And organizationally, developers will continue to spread out from central IT departments; business developers are

Google is weeding out the hate after coming under fire for allowing a neo-Nazi site to appear as a top result when someone searches for whether the Holocaust happened. As of Monday, users reported that they no longer saw a white supremacist site appear at the very

Commenters have scoffed at Microsoft’s backtracking from a widely-criticized exercise to trick users into upgrading to Home windows 10, arguing that it changed into nothing greater than a public relations ploy employed while the loose upgrade changed into simply weeks from expiring. Smartphones tablet cellular devices cellular

Social media has become a huge help for organizations when it comes to sharing ideas, collaborating online, handling business transactions, and building brands. With the advent of social platforms, reaching out to different types of audiences is now possible with just one click. According to Statista, the number of

Instagram’s feed is about to completely change. But there’s no reason to panic, or actually do anything at all. The site has announced that it will introduce an “algorithmic timeline” rather than sorting its posts chronologically. Instagram announced the change weeks ago, but a rumour just caught

Windows Server 2016 is set to launch in the second half of this year. Computerworld UK looks at the new features announced in technical previews so far. With Windows Server 2016, Microsoft aims to assist customers in modernising on-premise data centres and making it easier to move