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Stratodesk NoTouch replaces the OS on any x86 thin client or PC, now works on Raspberry Pi

By Gabe Knuth 23 Oct 2017

Stratodesk NoTouch is a Thin Client OS that will run on any x86 device from other thin client vendors. They've recently added Raspberry Pi support, which makes NoTouch unique in the industry. Read More

Windows 10 security tools to have handy

By Kevin Beaver 13 Jun 2017

Cyberthreats lurk around every corner, so it's always a good time to fortify Windows 10 defenses. These top security tools can help make that happen. Read More

Demystifying wardriving: An overview

04 May 2011

With companies like Google being criticized for wardriving, this tip aims at decoding the concept and the associated legal implications. Read More

iOS 13 is out – Here’s what the enterprise needs to know

By Jack Madden 19 Sep 2019

What does Apple need to do put the final polish on User Enrollment? Where will it be useful? What do the new iPhones mean? All this, and other notes. Read More

St Pancras International WLAN upgrade promises gigabit speeds

By Alex Scroxton 16 Jun 2014

Upgrade at St Pancras International and other stations served by High Speed 1 rail service will see increases in capacity and speed Read More

Add Custom Drivers to WinRE

By Ed Tittel 19 Jul 2017

If your Windows runtime needs drivers added, you'll also want to add Custom Drivers to WinRE so your recovery environment works, too. Read More

Dell XPS 13 (2020) review: The best Windows 10 laptop

By Jamison Cush 13 May 2020

The Dell XPS 13 is more expensive than other Windows 10 laptops, but is it worth it? Its impeccable design, stunning display and impressive spec sheet suggest yes, at least on paper. Read More

Help secure the top UK entry point for cyberfraud

By Philip Virgo 17 Jun 2020

“NHS” is the UK’s most trusted brand. Until recently it was one of the least protected/secure. There have been significant improvements but, as a result of Covid, impersonating the NHS now comes ... Read More

KRACK WPA2 flaw might be more hype than risk

By Michael Heller 17 Oct 2017

Researchers discover a WPA2 vulnerability and brand it KRACK, but some experts say the early reports overstate the risk of the flaw and downplay the difficulty of an exploit. Read More