Microsoft recently announced that it will begin the Windows 7 end of life on the 14th January 2020. On that day, Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 7 and will no […]
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Adopting Cloud Computing
Growing numbers of businesses are choosing to make the move to cloud computing in 2018, drawn by increases in efficiency and potential cost savings. As advancements in cyber security make […]
Read MoreXP end of support: 17% of British PCs still run Windows XP
Microsoft is releasing its first round of Patch Tuesday updates without Windows XP today – despite new stats showing one in six British PCs are still vulnerable. Microsoft releases a […]
Read MoreGoogle Maps gets British buses, tubes and trains
Public transport users in Great Britain can now use Google Maps to plan an entire journey from any two points on the British mainland, including journey duration and transfer times. […]
Read MoreMicrosoft supercharges PowerPoint with Office Mix
Microsoft has unveiled a preview for Office Mix, a new application that brings interactivity and analytics to PowerPoint presentations. The add-on allows users to record audio, video and handwriting, or […]
Read MoreWindows 8.1 vs Windows 7 – Which is best for you?
As support for Windows XP comes to an end – we take a look at which OS is the best to replace it. Windows XP is coming to the end […]
Read MoreWindows 8.1 Update 1: Features & release date
The Windows 8.1 Update 1 will be made available for free on 8 April 2014 Microsoft has officially unveiled the features that will be introduced in the Windows 8.1 Update […]
Read MoreWhy upgrade to Windows Server 2012?
For the way we work today, we need flexibility in how and where we access our data and applications. And we want a richly personalised ‘user experience’ across all our […]
Read MoreWindows 8, Custard's 8 great reasons to upgrade
1. Windows 8 is an app fest for your connected lifestyle. The app suite is all built in and ready for what you do most – like email, appointments diary, […]
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