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Displaying items by tag: Hotmail

Australia-based drone planting specialist Lord of the Trees has received a investment of an undisclosed amount – presumably in the millions – from Draper Associates' ESG fund.

Published in Deals
Monday, 31 March 2014 11:52

Microsoft revamps email privacy policies

Tech giant Microsoft has made sweeping changes to its privacy policies, declaring it won't read users' personal emails without their consent.

Published in Security
Thursday, 19 July 2012 08:31

MultiMi consolidates social media activity

AVG's MultiMi aims to provide a single interface to multiple social media services, much as multi-protocol instant messaging applications such as Adium can connect simultaneously to multiple IM services.

Published in Home Tech
Thursday, 07 April 2011 08:11

Office 2011 SP1 coming next week

Microsoft has revealed that Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 1 will be released next week, and will include much-awaited calendar syncing. But there is a snag.

Presenting as cut down, online versions of the Office 2010 apps Word, Excel, Powerpoint and OneNote, Australian Hotmail users finally get full access to Microsoft's web apps, intensifying competition between online office suites and hopefully hastening the time until Google launches its own updated Google Docs response.

Published in Home Tech

Microsoft is using Hyper-V on its production systems to reduce the amount of hardware required and to respond more quickly to changing user needs.

Tuesday, 06 October 2009 05:02

Hotmail hacked?

Microsoft has confirmed that thousands of users of the world's most popular email service need to change their passwords. Urgently.

Published in Security
Social Networking seems to be anathema to many organisations, but should it be?
Published in Security
On the 20th anniversary of the brutal end of the Tiananmen Square demonstrations, the Chinese government has blocked content-sharing websites and cordoned off the square itself.

Published in Home Tech
Everyone knows that people use search engines to hunt down porn ahead of everything else, right? Wrong, according to Google Insights. But there are some interesting similarities and differences among the search interests of American, Australian and British Googlers.

Published in Core Dump
No longer the stuff of low-budget movies, zombies are invading the Internet: around 10 million of them in the last three months alone. The horror is revealed in a new report which shows that Google Adwords and Microsoft users brains are amongst the most sought after zombie food...

Published in Security
Tuesday, 06 May 2008 14:09

Xobni outs Outlook inadequacies

I still begrudgingly use Vista, even after making the mistake of retrograding my system to the monumental stuff-up called SP1. I still use Word and Excel 2007, although there are free alternatives that tempt me. However, I dropped Outlook months ago because it's an unacceptable resources drain. Can a new plug-in called Xobni change my mind?

Published in Beerfiles

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