Microsoft has thrown down the gauntlet to the note taking rival Evernote with the release of a converter to move your data into Microsoft OneNote. Evernote is a very well regarded note taking product. It has very good apps for Apple, Android and Windows devices as well as web browser. It’s synchronization between devices is […]
Microsoft has released some changes to the Bing image search feature in Office 2016 and Office 2013. When you choose Insert | Online Pictures then the Bing image search. The default search is for images tagged as using the Creative Commons licence – ‘CC Only’. Use the selector on right to search all images, regardless […]
An interesting read from Tony Redmond about the impact of Outlook/Exchange Server’s storage limitations. He has a great description of the two main types of Outlook user and how they organize their email – Filers and Pilers. Filers – file incoming email into other Outlook folders. Pilers – leave incoming messages in the Inbox to […]
A sad farewell to Ray Tomlinson, the man who created email. Mr Tomlinson and the other developers of early Internet technologies did amazing work. They designed robust technologies that are still in use today and have scaled up to vastly greater sizes than anything originally conceived. We love the story of how he decided on […]
Spammers have been trying the false invoice scam for many years but now there’s a more targeted and dangerous version. A couple in the UK lost over US$35,000 when they were tricked into paying a bill they did owe, but to a different bank account. Their email account had been hacked so the criminals knew […]
