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The slow but steady advance of driverless vehicles
Have you noticed the gradual advancement of driverless vehicles? It seems like robo-taxi services and driverless trucks are slowly making their way into the transportation sector, although progress can be slow. While the adoption of autonomous vehicles is on the rise, it’s important to acknowledge that the journey towards full integration is indeed painstaking.
Robots take to the streets
Watch out for cute little robot delivery vehicles around London soon. They will be off on their mission to deliver fast food to customers across the capital - robots are the latest lifestyle change in everyday life. If you’re feeling a bit peckish as one rolls past –...
It’s not just Big Brother watching you
The rot is insidious – we are now used to seeing ads appearing in our Facebook feeds that relate to our recent purchases or websites we’ve visited; but most of us are getting ‘Ad blind’. We ‘tune out’ those annoying banner ads on websites to the point that, if asked...
What Microsoft hasn’t told you
Most of the bugs in Windows 10 have been ironed out now – and we are recommending that our clients upgrade. However, Microsoft have taken their nagging us to upgrade (you know that annoying little reminder box that pops up at regular intervals) to a new level. If...
“Take me home …”
Driverless cars are definitely not just a possibility, but already exist in the UK. UK were NOT one of the 72 countries who signed the Vienna Convention, which included a clause stating ‘every vehicle or combination of vehicles shall have a driver’. Most of our...
The Apple Watch
I bought the latest Apple device in May (2015) so now I’ve had it strapped to my wrist for a few weeks I thought it was time to write a review. Now I’ve got used to it I’m finding it quite useful for checking the time; I didn’t used to wear a watch, I relied on my...
Are you on business broadband?
In the working world many people can work from almost anywhere, even people in large corporations are able to work from home when needed. Few households have at least one computer – most have multiple devices attached to their own home WiFi. So that means working...