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Experts from AMD, Intel and more gaze into the crystal ball
Read More »How long until 8K and 16K gaming become the norm?
‘Price is key to VR success – it must not become a bloodbath on Amazon’
YoYoTech MD CK is cautious about how virtual reality headsets may impact the market
Read More »Dealing with the network challenges presented by IoT
Whether we like it or not, the world is becoming increasingly connected. The Internet of Things (IoT) has gone from an industry buzzword to a very real phenomenon. Recent figures from Gartner predict there will be 4.9 billion connected ‘things’ in use globally by the end of this year, with …
Read More »4 sure-fire strategies for cultivating client credibility
There’s been much researched and reported about why businesses don’t turn a profit – some chronically operating “in the red” month after month until failure finally ensues. In fact, reports reveal that a staggering 50 per cent of new small businesses fail in the first year, alone, and only one-third …
Read More »How wireless connectivity is changing the face of higher education
Smartphones, tablets, social networks and the cloud have changed the way we work, live – and study. University students in particular are traditionally the early adopters of new technologies. In fact, we would be hard pressed to find a student who doesn’t share photos on Facebook or Instagram, stream TV …
Read More »A day in the life of: Liz Upton, Head of Communications, Raspberry Pi
Liz Upton handles the firm's Twitter account
Read More »3 crucial steps to making BYOD safe for your enterprise
For many in the workforce, carrying two or more smart and/or mobile devices at all times has become the norm. As a result, the ‘bring your own device’ or BYOD trend within the office is fairly commonplace, especially within companies looking to save on costs and increase mobility for its …
Read More »Are your employees digital natives or digital immigrants?
The modern workplace is awash with people of different ages and varying levels of technological understanding and expertise. As a result, it’s imperative that the approaches taken by the modern enterprise to safeguard technology and maximise network security caters to this broader spectrum of end users, each of whom has …
Read More »Over-confidence and ignoring the shift in IT could kill your company
From the outset, let me be clear: I work for a technology company. That means I believe in the power and contribution of tech to stable, growing and successful businesses – from the one-man-band consultant dependent on the mobile office to the mega-corporation racing to keep its supply chain as …
Read More »Forget Oculus, Gear VR and HTC Vive… the Avegant Glyph can take the VR crown
Rob Brooks from the Channel Dragons hopes to bring light-based headset to the UK market
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