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VR is the next big thing, but not in the way you think.

Developments in manufacturing, customer service and healthcare mean VR has the potential to change almost all facets of our lives.

Is your TV watching you?

You probably enjoy watching your smart TV, but chances are that you don’t want it to watch you, too. However, “watching its watchers” is precisely what a smart TV can do.

The Full Nerd episode 42: The future of Windows, and is cloud gaming any good?

In this episode of The Full Nerd, we talk about what's coming to Windows with PCWorld's resident Microsoft expert. Then we dive into cloud gaming services like GeForce Now.

Poor app performance cost brands more than their reputation

Customer experience is at the core of digital transformation and customers are becoming increasingly intolerant of brand experiences that don’t align with their needs or expectations.

Australia, it’s time to wake up to cloud compliance!

While the common misconception among Australian businesses is that the GDPR will have no effect on their business, the reverse holds true.

The Latest Recruitment Technology Trends and How to Really Use Them

If you are into recruitment, you need to fasten your seatbelts, because the ride is going to bumpy especially for those who don’t understand what the future of recruitment industry holds.

Why a colocation data centre is key to managing data without breaking the bank

How can your business take full advantage of capturing immense amounts of data and meet demand for real-time access while keeping costs down? What could be an effective data centre strategy for your business? For many organisations, the answer lies i...

The Full Nerd episode 40: How to survive the graphics card pricing crisis

In this episode of The Full Nerd, we dive deep into the why's, how's, and what-to-do's of the graphics card pricing crisis.

How AI and Machine Learning Can Reprogram the Marketing Landscape

Consumers today expect an increasingly personalised shopping experience, and that expectation will only continue to increase. AI offers the potential to deliver that personalisation in ways that are currently unachievable.

Microsoft buying Valve would be a disaster for PC gaming

It's (thankfully) just a rumor, and a thin one at that, but a potential Microsoft acquisition of Valve could spell the end of PC gaming as we currently know it.

Security software is getting sexier, less annoying, and more reliable

Christopher Bray from artificial intelligence-based security company Cylance discusses how to take a proactive approach to home computer security.

Have we reached the age of “VR everywhere”?

While we haven’t yet witnessed mass market penetration of VR, advances in the technology, such as AI integration bring it closer to ubiquity.

Why businesses need to invest in data-driven strategies to innovate

Big data is rapidly becoming a crucial way for leading companies to outperform their competitors, as both established players and new entrants invest in data-driven strategies to innovate and compete.

The Full Nerd episode 39: Meltdown, Spectre, and astronomical graphics card prices

In this episode of The Full Nerd, the gang tackles the Meltdown and Spectre CPU exploits and sky-high graphics card prices before answering viewer questions.

What you need to know about designing customer communications solutions

Consumers report that businesses are sending the wrong messages about the wrong things at the wrong times, and not responding to what they really want from communications. That’s not a great result for businesses.

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Why being an early adopter doesn’t mean you don’t need to worry about cyber security?

As more and more of everyday life becomes predicated on our connection to the digital world, the chances we will be targeted or vulnerable to cyber-attacks has also risen