Category: Devices

What does your workplace look like? Which devices do you use on a daily basis to do your work? Most employees just use a laptop and a smartphone but there are many more devices you can use, or you can use them differently.

Setting up a good workplace environment for your employees is neglected a lot among companies. If we look at what kind of devices companies buy for their employees, some really have no idea what they are doing.

You don’t hand out five-year-old 17-inch laptops to employees who travel a lot. It maybe sounds stupid to you, but it happens a lot. Or companies who keep buying cheap laptops with awfull screens that will ruin the eyes of their employees. Or just not buying any devices and letting employees work with devices that are 5 to 10 years old. Many companies simply don’t see the benefits of investing in a good workplace.

If you hand out newer devices your employees will be happier, they can work faster, they can work more efficiently, and they don’t stand at the coffee machine because their computer needs to startup the first 15 minutes of every day.

Google Pay and PayPal expand integration for sellers

Google Pay and PayPal expand integration for sellers

Google and PayPal have announced to expand their integration. This makes it possible for sellers to offer PayPal payments on their website or mobile app via Google Pay. Google and PayPal have been working together on payments since 2017. Then it became clear that PayPal became part of Android Pay. L... Read more

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Apple recalls 15 inch MacBook Pros for fire risk

Apple recalls 15 inch MacBook Pros for fire risk

Apple has established a voluntary replacement program for 15-inch MacBook Pro computers sold between September 2015 and February 2017. A problem in the battery of the devices increases the risk of fire. "Because customer safety is a key priority, Apple is asking consumers to stop using affected 15-... Read more

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U.S. city pays $600,000 to ransomware group

U.S. city pays $600,000 to ransomware group

The city council of Riviera Beach, a city in the American state of Florida, has decided to pay a ransomware group $600,000. In this way, the city council hopes to recover data that was encrypted in an attack three weeks ago. On 29 May, an employee of the police in Riviera Beach opened an e-mail, wh... Read more

date5 years ago
Microsoft brings Wunderlist successor To Do to Mac

Microsoft brings Wunderlist successor To Do to Mac

Microsoft brings its planning application To Do to Mac. The successor to Wunderlist now also works offline on Apple computers. Microsoft brings To Do to Mac. To Do is the spiritual successor to Wunderlist, which Microsoft bought in 2017. Wunderlist is still active, but in the long run Microsoft want... Read more

date5 years ago
LG introduces new screens for multitasking

LG introduces new screens for multitasking

LG is launching five new ultrawide monitors focused on productivity. The new portfolio runs from 29 inches to 45 inches and should offer an alternative to dual screen desks. LG expands its screen line up with five new monitors focused on productivity and multitasking. At the top of the line-up is th... Read more

date5 years ago
Launch Samsung Galaxy Fold in the long run

Launch Samsung Galaxy Fold in the long run

Samsung's foldable phone just can't get out of the starting blocks. Currently, August seems to be the earliest possible date already brings the aircraft into the waters of the new Note. Whatever's wrong with the hinge of the foldable Galaxy Fold phone, Samsung doesn't seem to be able to solve it jus... Read more

date5 years ago
New Windows 10 version prepares for foldable tablets

New Windows 10 version prepares for foldable tablets

In the new Windows 10 build 18917, Microsoft is working on the first steps to separate Shell from the system. The new infrastructure offers flexibility towards new form factors such as foldable tablets. Windows 10 build 19817 is available since yesterday for Windows Insiders within the Fast Ring. M... Read more

date5 years ago
Apple bait on 5G department Intel for own modems

Apple bait on 5G department Intel for own modems

It's no secret that Apple would love to develop its own 5G modems for its iPhones. The iPhone builder prefers to do as much as possible himself and also develops, for example, the SoCs that drive the phones indoors. However, Apple has no experience in the construction and development of modems, whic... Read more

date5 years ago
Two-factor authentication on iOS now possible with Android phone

Two-factor authentication on iOS now possible with Android phone

Logging into Google apps secured with two-step authentication is now also possible on iOS devices with the help of an Android phone. The functionality comes both to private users and to G Suite. In May, Google already launched the option of using an Android phone as a security key for two-factor aut... Read more

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