Whilst many of us Brits look forward to summertime – with its warmer weather and lighter evenings – it’s not quite such a happy time for our technology. Smartphones, in particular, are notorious for suffering during these hot spells; slowing down, overheating and draining phone batteries very quickly. So why does this happen?
Office 365 and Windows 10 may not be available to small business users for much longer, at least in their current guise, after Microsoft announced plans to change the way it packages products with Microsoft 365.
Emails claiming to be from mobile messaging service WhatsApp should be treated with caution, users have been warned, following the discovery of a new phishing scam.
Small businesses may soon find it easier to be discovered, market to customers and get paid quickly, thanks to a new raft of features in the form of small business apps being added to Office 365 Business Premium.
They say that a picture paints a thousand words, so wouldn’t it be great to use an image to help illustrate an Excel chart? Well, this is actually possible because anything you copy onto your clipboard can be pasted onto a data series in Excel.
According to recent research, many companies are still completely unprepared for the GDPR coming next Spring. There is a requirement for all businesses, regardless of size, to comply or face the pretty significant consequences. Firstly, failure to comply with the complex legislative obligations could lead to damaging penalties but, just as importantly, it is in every business owner’s interest to get data protection right and to safeguard the security of its systems and data.
With stories of cybercrime hitting the headlines on what appears to be a daily basis, burying one’s head in the sand over data loss is no longer an option. This is real. Organisations both large and small are continuously being hit with increasingly sophisticated variations of cybercrime designed to cause major disruption.
If your business became a victim of cybercrime – how quickly would you recover your data?
Many Microsoft Word shortcuts and commands have been sitting on the shelf gathering dust over the years, but plenty of them are still useful to those who remember them. These 3 handy tricks – that some may have forgotten – apply to any version beyond Word 2007.
A brand new phishing scam has been discovered which encourages victims to upload photos of themselves in order to ‘confirm’ their identities.
Technology played a somewhat surprisingly large role in the recent Queen’s Speech, in which she covered everything from digital privacy to developments within the space industry.
