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.

Ricoh comes with compact Ricoh Pro TF6250 flatbed printer

Ricoh comes with compact Ricoh Pro TF6250 flatbed printer

Ricoh introduces the new large format UV flatbed printer Ricoh Pro TF6250. This printer is suitable for end users who are engaged in printing graphics, or focus on decoration and signs. Because of the speed delivered, the printer must improve the productivity of end users in particular. The Ricoh P... Read more

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Netgear comes with tri-band wifi 6 router for many connections

Netgear comes with tri-band wifi 6 router for many connections

Netgear introduces a new tri-band Wi-Fi 6 router: the NETGEAR NighthawkTri-band AX12 12-Stream Wi-Fi 6 Router (RAX200). The Nighthawk Tri-band AX12 (RAX200) is a Wi-Fi 6 router that uses three bands at a combined Wi-Fi speed of 10.8 Gbps3. According to Netgear, it is an ideal solution for households... Read more

date5 years ago

HPs start legal battle of 5.1 billion U.S. dollars against Autonomy

HP's 2015 lawsuit against former executives of software company Autonomy will begin in London's Supreme Court on Monday. The computer giant is claiming $5.1 billion in damages. In 2011, HP was 11 billion dollars for Autonomy, but then wrote off 8.8 billion dollars in value. The company accuses forme... Read more

date5 years ago
PewDiePie-ransomware encrypts files permanently

PewDiePie-ransomware encrypts files permanently

Fans of YouTube star PewDiePie have developed two new types of ransomware, in an attempt to persuade as many people as possible to subscribe to its channel. That way, fans want him to beat rival T-Series as the most popular channel on Google's streaming service. When it comes to the number of subscr... Read more

date5 years ago
Windows Calculator is expanded with graphing function

Windows Calculator is expanded with graphing function

Microsoft adds a graphing function to the Windows Calculator. It is the first new feature to be added since the app was made open source at the beginning of this month. The code of Windows Calculator was made open source at the beginning of this month and published on GitHub. Microsoft wants to work... Read more

date5 years ago
New security services within HP’s DaaS portfolio

New security services within HP’s DaaS portfolio

HP has recently rolled out two security solutions within its Device-as-a-Service (DaaS) portfolio, HP DaaS Proactive Security Service. In addition, there is cooperation in this area with the international insurance specialist Aon. The supplier expanded its DaaS portfolio with security solutions at i... Read more

date5 years ago
Apple launches new 10.5 inch iPad Air and 7.9 inch iPad mini

Apple launches new 10.5 inch iPad Air and 7.9 inch iPad mini

Apple has unveiled two new iPads. These include a new 10.5-inch iPad Air and a 7.9-inch iPad mini. Both devices include an A12 Bionic chip with Apple's Neural Engine and a Retina display with True Tone technology. The two tablets also support the Apple Pencil. The new iPad Air needs a 70 percent per... Read more

date5 years ago
Google launches Android Q beta with better privacy control

Google launches Android Q beta with better privacy control

Google has released the first beta version of Android Q for developers. The software is currently only available for all generations of Pixel smartphones. At the moment, the innovations are mostly under the hood, but we are already getting a first look at the direction Google wants to go with Androi... Read more

date5 years ago
Huawei has its own OS ready in response to the U.S.

Huawei has its own OS ready in response to the U.S.

Huawei has been working since 2012 on an operating system that is on stand-by should the U.S. banish the export of U.S. products. That means no Android or Windows for Huawei devices, so smartphones, tablets, laptops and certain servers suddenly need something else. The current court case against Hua... Read more

date5 years ago
“Google is cutting back on production hardware.

“Google is cutting back on production hardware.

Google notices the impact of a shrinking hardware market. The company has indicated to dozens of employees working on laptops and tablets that they should look for another job within the company. Perhaps it's a sign that Google is putting its focus somewhere else. Various media have interpreted this... Read more

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