One of customer got in touch to report that BT customers are currently being locked into their BT Yahoo email service.A recent screengrab of a customer attempting to use this function seen by The Register reads: “Sorry the delete feature is currently unavailable. This feature will become available by the end of September."The customer said BT/Yahoo! had also made it impossible for BT customers to configure the forwarding of emails to a third party address from their BT Yahoo addresses.
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The problem was that it had got to the point where he and his team were spending hours listening to stories from users and managers within the business justifying why they, or even their whole department, should be an exception. Some were adamant that the latest Apple MacBook, Microsoft Surface or some other clever convertible was the only thing that would solve their productivity needs.Others said it was essential to have an iPad with all the accessories, which would meet all of their requir
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Besides, there’s little chance of Siri being able to hear me over the noisy racket of my MacBook’s fans going apeshit crazy so as to prevent my keycaps from melting. This must be what it feels like for Ontarian hipsters teleworking from a cafe at Niagara Falls, except with less humidity and better tea.Honestly, if the fans blew any harder, my MacBook could technically be classified as a drone.If only I could do something about its 2kg payload, I could hire my aluminium Apple drone out to
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Wer sich die technischen Daten in Werbeprospekten durchliest, wird mit Fachbegriffen wie Leuchtkraft, Kontrast und Helligkeit konfrontiert. "Helligkeit und Geräuschentwicklung sind im Kino oft die entscheidenden Kriterien. Gerne wird aber vergessen, dass Helligkeit häufig zulasten der Farbwiedergabe geht", sagt Raphael Vogt, Experte im Bereich Beamer-Kalibrierung aus Worms.Damit das Gerät während des Filmabends nicht stört, sollte es nicht lauter als 26 Dezibel sein. Denn als F
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Unlike their main competitors – SmartThings, owned by Samsung, and Wink – WigWag plans to use the power of open source software and the broader technical community to create the solution that more and more people are asking for: a way to make the disparate world of smart-home products function together.Open source is ultimately more flexible, Hemphill notes, and since it's completely exposed, it is far more likely that bugs will be found.Like so many other IoT companies, WigWag has its ow
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