Microsoft announces Office 2019 for customers who don't want to pay forever for Office 365
Office 2019 will be Microsoft's latest suite of perpetual apps, where users pay once for Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and more.
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Wireless charger also levitates your smartphone, tablet in midair
AR Designs Canada is in the middle of a Kickstarter project to fund its technology: a phone stand that not only wirelessly charges your phone or tablet, but does so while it floats in mid-air.
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SDN providers nibbling away at slow-moving MPLS carriers
Another mid-sized enterprise has dropped an incumbent MPLS provider for a younger, more nimble service provider, in this case choosing a hybrid MPLS/SDN network for speed, flexibility and cost savings.
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Clues point to Windows 10 Anniversary Update code lock-down after July 12
Microsoft is just six weeks away from releasing the next major upgrade of Windows 10, and will likely lock down the code in less than half that time.
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Unix Technology touts its Slash 3D printer as 50X faster than others
A new 3D printer that's earned more than four times its original $50K Kickstarter crowdfunding goal in just seven days is 50 times faster than rivals, according to the startup backing the new device.
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Brocade dials up DevOps
Acquires workflow automation start-up StackStorm to orchestrate IT
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RSA: Verizon details data breaches from pirates to pwned water district
Verizon’s new Data Breach Digest tells stories about most common methods attackers used and how they were caught.
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Google+ for Android 7.0 brings better search, friendlier home screen
The app will now remember your last location in the stream and perform much smoother thanks to 69 different bug fixes.
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Mitsubishi's in-car system anticipates what a driver needs
The automaker is showing off a prototype that uses a predictive agent to offer choices on a heads-up display for controlling navigation, phone and other car systems.
