Новости за 12.09.2018

Consider the following Gedankenexperiment.

You turn on your Chromebook (or phone or iPad), things whirr and glurg for a few minutes, and the computer throws up this message:

Error. Failure to install SSU before LCU. Turn your computer off and back on again.

Enlightening, eh?

That’s what we’re seeing this week in Windows land. Except Windows isn’t polite enough to throw a message up. It just throws up.

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It's now been a full year since Apple announced it would release its first wireless charger to go along with the first iPhones that could be wirelessly charged.

From wired to wireless charging

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Apple's iPhone X offers a variety of cutting edge features, such as Face ID technology, and it supports native wireless charging – just like the iPhone 8 (and a variety of Android devices).

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Expectation is high and #AppleEvent is trending on Twitter, so you know it’s September 12 — the day when Apple is expected to introduce new iPhones, Apple Watch, iPads, and possibly a few more goodies. So, I thought it might be good to flag up a few enterprise-focused things to watch for.

As businesses look for ways to give employees flexible work environments, whether on desktops or mobile devices, in the office or out in the field, IT shops have had to scramble to consolidate the management of hardware platforms using a single console.

IT contractor pilot fish's project at a big company is winding down, so the company cuts him loose -- but also offers him a job as a developer doing the same thing he was doing before.

Microsoft never sleeps. Even before the Windows 10 April 2018 Update (version 1803) started to roll out, the company began work on the next major update to Windows 10, code-named Redstone 5 and due to be released this autumn. As it did with the April 2018 Update, Microsoft has been releasing a series of public preview builds to members of Microsoft's Insider Program.

The launch of a big Microsoft Windows 10 update like the April 2018 Update isn’t the end of a process — it’s really just the beginning. As soon as a major update is released, Microsoft quickly gets to work on improving it by fixing bugs, releasing security patches, and occasionally adding new features.