Software
Microsoft fixes Windows 10 bug forcing restarts
Users had less than 60 seconds to save their work before the reboot
Poor-quality software cost the US economy $2.1 trillion last year
Operational software failure due to unpatched bugs was the leading contributor to the wasted $2.1 trillion
Twitter's Trump ban raises social media regulation questions, says Hancock
Social media firms are 'taking editorial decisions,' according to the health secretary
Signal messaging app crashes as people rush to WhatsApp alternative
WhatsApp will soon start sharing more data with Facebook and users want out
Facebook, Snapchat ban Trump indefinitely after Capitol Hill violence
But he is back on Twitter
EKS-Distro moves AWS into hybrid cloud. What will that mean for the market?
ISVs and service providers welcome the release of Amazon's open source Kubernetes distro, although some foresee more lock-in
Why event streaming is key to your hybrid cloud strategy
Event streaming is the modern way to facilitate data exchange between on-premises infrastructure and the cloud
DevSecOps: the art of bringing security into the fold
QA and testers need to be first-class members of the team
Microsoft job posting indicates major UI overhaul for Windows 10
The company says the redesign will signal that "Windows is BACK"
Big tech versus regulation - the start of an interesting decade
An almighty battle is brewing over control and sovereignty of citizens' data
Why 80 per cent of your software should be open source
In most organisations 80 per cent of software functionality is totally non-competitive; it's time to switch this ratio around
Users of older iPhones report battery problems with iOS 14.2
Models up to and including iPhone 11 seem to be affected
Australian government rejects Apple/Google contact tracing model
But the government's contact tracing app has a success rate of less than 1%
Meeting todays remote worker service management challenges
Many of the tools you need can be downloaded for free, says Intel
Why monitoring is the key ingredient to cloud-native app performance
Cloud has saved businesses from collapse, but it can do so much more - including real-time feedback on any and every change you make
What users think of web conferencing leaders Teams, Zoom, Hangouts and Webex
Latest Computing Delta research finds the leaders pulling away from the competition
Apple to reduce App Store commission to 15 per cent for small app developers
The new scheme will come into effect on 1st January 2021
Put down the PC - Macs have a place in modern enterprise, says Setapp
Mac adoption was growing even before the pandemic, and software providers are making sure those users aren't left behind
The quest for a single source of the truth, and the modern data warehouse
Computing's editorial director Stuart Sumner speaks to Michael Connaughton, head of analytics and data innovation at Oracle EMEA, discussing the modern data warehouse
GitHub reinstates popular YouTube downloader three weeks after its takedown over copyright complaint
Following intervention by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, GitHub changes its mind about Youtube-dll
DeepMind open-sources Lab2D to support creation of 2D environments for AI and machine learning
The system aims to help researchers understand the influence of environments in multi-agent reinforcement learning
Berners-Lee's Inrupt releases first commercial offering, the privacy-preserving Enterprise Solid Server
ESS offers a route to 'inclusive capitalism', says CEO John Bruce
New AI model can detect coronavirus by listening to a cough
The AI uses four biomarkers to decide if the person is infected
Trade group warns that key Brexit IT system will miss transition deadline
The Association of Freight Software Suppliers says it is "unrealistic" to expect users to be trained on any new system by the end of the year
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