Tech is an ever-changing industry. Each year, new developments and challenges arise for professionals in the field. Technology leaders must be prepared to adapt to these obstacles as they come up and develop a plan for moving forward. A panel of Forbes Technology Council members was asked what challenges they’re facing this year and how they’re planning to overcome them. Read on…
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When Defender came to macOS as well as Windows, Microsoft announced that the name of the software was changing, from Windows Defender to Microsoft Defender. Hidden in the presentation was a hint about the future: a Linux laptop with a penguin sticker on. Now Microsoft Defender ATP for Linux is in public preview for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7+, CentOS Linux 7+, Ubuntu 16 LTS…
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ADVERTISEMENT: Ugandan Technopreneur and Glamour Technology’s proprietor Kenneth Ntulume has today launched a video conferencing platform called Collaborate Space. Collaborate Space is a powerful digital application with a full suite of audio, video, and meeting tools in a persistent space offering hundreds of Ugandan users a unified virtual meeting cloud place with messaging, calling and videoconferencing functions, Collaborate space is…
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Before the coronavirus outbreak, few people knew about the Zoom video application. Today, Zoom is the go-to application for most businesses whose employees have been urged to work from home to avert rapid contraction of the virus from congested work areas. Zoom is a videoconferencing online application that connects different people from different areas enabling them to communicate remotely. The…
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Microsoft says attackers are exploiting a previously undisclosed security vulnerability found in all supported versions of Windows, including Windows 10. The software giant said there is currently no patch for the vulnerability. The security flaw, which Microsoft deems “critical” — its highest severity rating — is found in how Windows handles and renders fonts, according to the advisory posted Monday. The bug can…
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Since the coronavirus outbreak, doctors, scientists and designers have been working on ideas to stop the virus spreading. The ventilator has already successfully treated a Covid-19 patient and has been backed by the Welsh Government. Mass production of the snood-type mask is under way while a 3D design of the handle has been widely circulated. Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price,…
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If you are under the COVID-19 quarantine tired of watching series and movies and playing Call of Duty, perhaps it’s time to read a book — especially if you have kids. Good news: Apple put together a collection with a ton of free books to download, both for younglings and adults alike. There are audiobooks, too. And these are not crap books. The selection is…
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The National Information Technology Authority, Uganda (NITA-U) in conjunction with UNICEF has introduced an online platform to assist secondary school children during this period of school shutdown caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Kolibri is a free-of-charge, and easy to use digital learning platform; with education content approved by the National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC) of Uganda. It is aimed at…
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Honoring the promise made by Dell, late in January, the company has fulfilled it by launching a new version of their Dell Mobile Connect, which will be friendlier for iPhone users. The launch will be in spring, and nothing can be better than this, as it can not only aid in the transfer of files from your personal computer to…
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New technology comes with unlimited opportunities, and it’s no different when it comes to the financial industry. Marianna Tessel, Chief Technology Officer at Intuit, explains three major ways in which Tech is changing the Financial Industry. There are multiple ways in which technology is transforming the financial industry. Here are few key examples – (1) it creates a level of…
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