A new AI-based 60-second retina scanning tool can predict a person’s risk of heart disease by looking at the veins and arteries in their eye. Level Of Risk Revealed By Looking At Blood Vessels The test findings of the new ‘Quartz’ tool, published in the British Journal of Ophthalmology, show...
A really easy way to almost guarantee your business doesn’t get hacked.
Here’s a really easy way to almost guarantee your business doesn’t get hacked. So, you’re a busy business owner? You’ve worked hard to get your business, your livelihood, to where it is, right? You’ve put in the best Microsoft 365 system to make sure your business isn’t left behind. The...
Tech Insight : A Dozen Microsoft Products You May Not Know About
In this insight, we look at a dozen Microsoft products / apps that you may not know much about, but which could be helpful to your businesses. 1. MS Dynamics CRM. Microsoft’s Dynamics 365 a flexible, customisable pay as you use CRM which has 5 million+ users. The benefits include that...
Tech News : Musk Presents Humanoid Robot
Tesla and SpaceX boss Elon Musk has introduced a prototype humanoid robot named Optimus to attendees and the cameras at Tesla’s recent AI Day 2022 event. Useful Humanoid Robot Mr Musk told the audience that the idea behind Optimus was simply to “make a useful, humanoid robot as quickly as...
Tech News : EU Makes It Easier To Sue Over AI Accidents
A new set of European Commission rules, called the AI Liability Directive, could make it easier for people injured in AI accidents to sue. Why? The European Commission says that the new proposals, which could become the first-ever legal framework on AI, are needed because: – AI developers, deployers and...
Security Stop-Press : Biggest Cyber Hack In History – Australia’s ‘Optus’
A cyber-attack on Australian telecommunications provider, Optus, may have affected 10 million people, the equivalent of 40% of the country’s population! Customer data reported as stolen in the attack includes names, dates of birth, home addresses, phone, and email contacts, and even the passport and driving licence numbers of around...
Featured Article : The Growth Of Low Code
After a recent Mendix report noted the widescale adoption of “low-code” by business, we look at what it is, the reasons for its growth, and the pros and cons of using it. What Is Low Code? Low code applications are those built using visual, model-driven tools like drag-and-drop modelers, smart services,...
Tech Tip – Search Bookmarks And History Too From Chrome ‘Omnibox’
The combined address bar and search box in Google Chrome has been improved to allow you to search your bookmarks, history and tabs, as well as the Web. Here’s how to do it: To activate this new feature in Chrome 105 (released in September): - Type chrome:flags into the address...
Security Stop-Press : Beware Energy Bills Scam
Energy regulator Ofgem is warning consumers to beware of scam email messages claiming to offer discounts on energy bills. The phishing scam messages invite recipients to apply for the £400 "non-repayable discount" by following a link to a fake Ofgem phishing website to provide personal details and set up a...
Tech Tip – Putting A List In Alphabetical Order By Surname In Microsoft Word
If you’re using Microsoft Word and you need to put a list in alphabetical order based on the second word in each list entry, e.g. by surname in a list of names, here’s how: - Highlight the text list. - Click on the A-Z button in the top menu (Home...