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Held to ransom – WannaCry fallout
Rob Horgan asks industry experts what needs to change to prevent WannaCry from happening again
Read More »Intel pushes its Thunderbolt 3.0 USB port by giving it away
The tech giant wants its Thunderbolt 3.0 USB to become the defacto input mode for all future PCs
Read More »‘Windows 10 is only OS safe from WannaCry’, says Microsoft
Microsoft urges users to update systems in order to prevent ransomware such as the WannaCry virus
Read More »PCR Five for Friday (19/05/2017)
Five for Friday is a weekly feature to give a brief roundup of our top five stories from the week that you might have missed. Think we left anything out? Let us know your favourite stories of the week by pinging us a tweet @pcr_online.
Read More »Microsoft president tells governments to ‘wake up’ to cyber security after global ransomware attack
The Microsoft president said it should be a much-awaited ‘wake-up call’ for governments as, security officials attempt to find who was behind the attack
Read More »Microsoft promises more Cortana products at Build 2017
On the first day of its Build 2017 show, the tech giant pulled out all the stops
Read More »PCR Five for Friday (05/05/2017)
Five for Friday is a weekly feature to give a brief roundup of our top five stories from the week that you might have missed.
Read More »‘The phone is already dead’ says Kinect and HoloLens inventor
Alex Kipman, top Microsoft boffin, has made a bold statement over the future of mobile phones – namely that there isn't one.
Read More »Windows 10S won’t let you change the default web browser
Microsoft Edge and Bing will be set as the default web browser and search engine for the latest streamline operating system
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