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NOT EVERY wedding involves a violinist playing while suspended in a crystal-covered cage. But Flyers owner Ed Snider, 80, doesn't celebrate his wedding every day.
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Adamek Does Not Rule Out a Rematch With Golota
By Luke Furman
Former two division champion Tomasz Adamek (44-2, 28 KOs) does not rule out the possibility of a rematch with Andrew Golota (41-5-1-1-, 33KOs), who recently started training for a planned comeback in 2012. Golota, 43-years-old, has not fought since a fifth round TKO loss to Adamek in October 2009. It was Adamek's first fight at heavyweight and the bout itself was a major event in Poland.
After beating Golota, Adamek promised to stay away from fighting other Polish boxers. But, if Golota gets himself back in order, Adamek feels it's only right to give him the courtesy of a rematch. Golota plans to return in early 2012 in a tuneup fight, likely in Chicago. Adamek is tentative to return in February or March.
"I am ready to fight anyone. Although I once said I would no longer accept fights with other Poles, it would fitting to give Andrew the opportunity of a rematch, because I beat him once. And whether he will be ready for something like this? I do not know, it's hard to say," Adamek said.
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absolutely no reason for this rematch.Comment by Jack Napier on 11-21-2011
Adamek is fuc[COLOR="Black"]k[/COLOR]ed if he can't go back down to cruiser unless he wants to fight for Povetkin's paper belt there's nothing he can do while Klits have the titles no point to Adamek-Golota 2Comment by TheGreatA on 11-20-2011
Golota was totally shot against Adamek. This was not a fight where he mentally quit, it was his body that could not keep up. Golota was never a fighter to produce any miracles through sheer determination, he relied on his…Comment by RSBonos on 11-20-2011
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In chapter 7 of Night, how did Elie again help his father when they were on the train?
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The people were cold and crammed into the train car. When daylight came the soldiers ordered people in the cars to throw out any bodies of people who had died. Elie's father was non responsive and the men approached him to throw him out of the car.
"I threw myself on top of his body. He was cold. I slapped him. I rubbed his hands, crying: "Father! Father! Wake up. They're trying to throw you out of the carriage.." His body remained inert. The two gravediggers, seized me by the collar." (66-67)
Elie continued to argue with the men and fight for the life of his father until eventually his father did open his eyes and the men wandered off looking for other bodies.
There were many people crammed into one cold train car and the SS soldiers had stopped the train and orderd all dead bodies to be thrown off to create more room. Some of the men thought Elie`s father was dead because he was in a deep sleep. Elie tried to stop them while he tried to wake up his father. He woke him up just in time to save him. If Elie hadnt of woke him up his father would have been thrown out with the dead people.
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LOS ANGELES - Charlie Manuel arrived at Dodger Stadium about 11 a.m. Tuesday, some eight hours before his Phillies won for the eighth time on this trip, beating Los Angeles, 2-1.
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The glitz and glamour of the NFL's Divisional Round is normally enough to instill a whisper of fear into each head coach. Somehow, New York Jets front man Rex Ryan continues to bring the smack talk ahead of this weekend.
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Well,yesterday I broke down and bought the witcher 2 enhanced eddition.And must say despite the learning curve,im inpressed.This game does have a learning curve for people who have never played the witcher like myself.and as of now I am still being interogated,and have no idea on how to fight the guards,I do see buttons light up very breifly but as of now getting my but whipped and have no idea what im suppose to do,but the game is interesting,thats for sure.
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check out my full review on my blog. I absolutely loved this game and i'm glad you picked it up. Beautiful, adult oriented, and a blast to play.


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Yay! I've been lazy about writing here for awhile because the blog interface had some kind of glitch on my computer and I admit that college and laziness to find a solution played a huge part in not addressing it. But time heals wounds . . . at least in this case.
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That's when I graduate. I would graduate in the summer, but I have to do an internship at a public school. I might try to get a job with the government. Well, I should start looking now according to my parents! lol.
Oh, and come to find out, the problem is not 1up. It's my laptop. Blog editor works fine for my home computer, but not my laptop and it's the laptop I use often!


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Bumper decade at Rolls-Royce as engine-maker's profits rise 24 per cent to over £1bn
When BP director Ian Davis takes over the chairmanship of Rolls-Royce later this year he will settle into one of the most coveted boardroom posts in British industry.
The former chairman of management consultancy McKinsey & Co will be stepping into a company that has been forced to rapidly respond to allegations of bribery and corruption in foreign deals.
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Plenty of horse power: Rolls-Royce said it now had a book of outstanding orders worth £60.1billion ¿ 4 per cent higher than a year earlier
A 30-year McKinsey veteran, Davis will on May 2 replace Sir Simon Robertson, who is retiring after eight years in the Rolls-Royce chair. Robertson said he was 'pleased to know I shall be succeeded by a man of his stature and international experience'.
The appointment comes at a sensitive time for Rolls-Royce, which has just passed information to the Serious Fraud Office about allegations involving its intermediaries in overseas markets following allegations of malpractice in Indonesia and China.
The company – which has sites in Derby and Bristol and employs 45,000 people worldwide, half of which are in the UK – yesterday said it had significantly strengthened its compliance procedures in recent years.
Chief executive John Rishton said that a review of current practices being led by Lord Gold would report to the board's ethics committee.
He declined to give more details, adding: 'He has lots of experience in this area and is going to review our compliance rules and regulations. We want to make sure that we are the best in class.'
Rishton's comments accompanied a strong set of annual results which featured an increase in underlying profits for the tenth consecutive year, rising 24 per cent to £1.4billion at the pre-tax level.
The company said it expected 'good growth' in profits and 'modest' revenue growth this year.
Margins also improved thanks to higher volumes, a different sales mix and cost controls along with the sale of its stake in engine-maker IAE.
Revenues rose 8 per cent to £12billion during 2012, while Rolls-Royce said it now had a book of outstanding orders worth £60.1billion – 4 per cent higher than a year earlier.
New business came from £10.3billion of civil aerospace orders, £1.6billion of defence aerospace and £3.3billion of marine engines.
The news boosted shares by 32.5p to 1017p as the company said it was paying an annual dividend of 19.5p – 11 per cent higher than for 2011.
Looking ahead, Rishton said civil aviation would continue to perform strongly as a raft of new wide-bodied aircraft were delivered in increasing numbers, including the Airbus A380 and A350 and Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.
He said that recent problems with the Dreamliner which have seen the aircraft grounded would soon pass and that Rolls-Royce was unaffected by the teething problems.
'Boeing will get the aircraft back in the air. They are still producing 787s and we are continuing to make the engines,' he said.
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Osborne - good hotel!
We were told to expect a basic type accomodation but, as someone who's done greece on the cheap, I'd say this was anything but. Definately a good 3* hotel. We stayed in Phase II, big room, seperate kitchen/wardobe room, spacious bathroom. Housekeeping staff were great, waiters very helpful. Pool's lovely and tidy, lots of loungers. Food is nothing special but reasonably priced for hotel fare. Don't be put off by location as 'Calangute' - it's actually right on the border between Calangute and Candolim - near enough but far enough away from the (immense) hustle & bustle. Would stay here again.
Loved every moment of goa
came back from the osbourne 2 days ago and we are still on a high. after reading reports i imagined the worst.The room was spacious but basic with no trimmings. it also had a funny room that had a mini bar and wardrobe in it attached to the bedroom that can be used as a dressing room. very handy for cases clothes ect. the bathroom was a goood size and the shower very good. the ceiling fan was great and sometimes to cool! the balcony overlooked palm trees and shacks where people lived and children looked up and waved to you.the house boys who cleaned your room were fantastic and the rooms were spotless with fresh towels and sheets everyday.nothing was to much trouble and all staff were freindly and helpfull at all times which is abit overwelming at first. taxis are waiting outside for you and will take you anywhere you wish for the day. Big Dave was especially helpfull as he also acted as a personal guide all day if you wished. but all of the drivers were polite and helpfull.the hotel was also in a good position off the main road and was guiet at night so you got a good nights sleep. the free breakfast was fresh juice, tea/coffee and two slices of toast each with jam. they also sold extras and the quality was good. i would recomend this hotel to anyone looking for a freindly allround hotel. i have definatly stayed in far worst 3* accom in greece.
Nice place
We stayed at the Osborne from 15/12 to 30/12/05 and found it to be much better than we expected from a 2-star rated hotel. Our accomodation was in phase2 where the main buildings are situated, and consisted of a large living room, shower/toilet, and separate bedroom with 2 balconies. We have stayed in Greek apartments that would fit inside the living room alone...so very spacious. The ceiling fans were more than adequate to give a cooling breeze at night. The room boys were brilliant and kept the place spotlessly clean with fresh bed linen and towels daily. Each day they arranged the towels into animal shapes and we looked forward to seeing what today's would be! The mini bar was kept topped up with drinks and bottled water at normal bar prices.
The pool area was kept clean and tidy. The reception staff and waiters were attentive and polite. We only used the restaurant a couple of times but it was ok.
To sum up, it was difficult to fault the place or it's staff and I would recommend it to anyone unless you want 5 star luxury...but then you don't choose a 2 star hotel.
It was great
Me and a few members of my family went to the osborne hotel in calangute.it was basic but what else could you expect in a thirld world country,i thought it was great.all of the staff were great especially raj and hillary.most of the nights there is something going on like singing,barbecue ETC.i loved it so much that i would have gone back out there to live but i am only 14.my big sister has gone out there to live with her child and he is at school picking up the language.i have been back out there once since my first time and will be returning at the end of november 05.the food isnt excellent but the drinks are very fresh and nice.a few nice places in goa and calangute are paolem beach where you can spend nights and and lovely days and also banana moon a bar in the sunflower hotel and everyone is invited.there is good taxi access outside the hotel and some of the good taxi drivers are andu,perer and preshan they are great.
overall i would give te osborne hotel 8 out of 10 and the roomboys are great but you shouldnt leave anything valuable out as it could mysteriously dissapear.cant wait to return to calangute and see some familiur faces
Dont let my Negative points put yu off
Negative :My partner persuaded me to stay here as an alternative to the Taj that I so desperatly had my heart on! as we went at Christmas and were only planning on staying here a few nights as we wanted to travel to Arumbul (North) and Palolem(South). For me the people made it, the accomodtaion was very VERY basic, I only ate the food on the rare occasion that we would chill out by the pool and that too was very basic, no different than what you would get at home(Toasties, Chips etc) and even when you would try a Lassi it would not be a touch on any other Lassi you would try. I actually thought the staff within the resort were not very helpful or friendly which was a bit surprising as EVERY where else we went the Goan people were absolutely brilliant. The boys who clean your room (Salvador particullary) were brilliant, he would have us in stitches with his bed designs(making dolphins/elephants out of your sheets!) and do, if you can bear to leave behind any belongings give them to these guys as they deserve it!
Positive: Although I may have put you off by now, I stayed again December 05 as I could not bear to go anywhere else!!!! although the staff were not the best, the people surounding the resort were fantastic. To name a few Sam the Taxi man who would take us anywhere anytime, never ripped us off and even took us to his village and showed us one of his friends houses which I think was the best in the village!(He did try to sell it to us after mind!) Ricos restaurant is a good place to go to when you have had your night out, the little shop connected to Ricos, always full of laughter! and of course Johnny the tailor!! Made some fantastic clothes for us, even got my builder boyfriend to purchase a pair of leather trousers!!!
The Osborne is perfectly located when you consider that Cabs are so cheap, Although the obvious restaurants to recommend would be Little Italy/After 8 etc do go to the Plaintain Leaf for an amazing Masala Dosa this is a little more of the Goan atmosphere that you would not get in the more "upmarket" restaurants mentioned above!!
Overall, if you got a deal like we did over Christmas, you can not complain!!!
Nice Hotel
Stayed Jan 04- enjoyed it so much I booked and stayed Jan 05 + have booked for Jan 06!
Stayed in a family room [ 2 rooms joined together ] with my husband and children aged 9+13- room very basic but clean [ most are in Goa ]
3 phases to this hotel - phase 1 the oldest + not really my favourite. phase 2+3 have bars- but didn t cause a noise problem- usually quiet by 11/11.30pm.
The location is ideal - just a short stroll from the lovely beach in Calangute
( make sure you find the nearest exit from the hotel to the beach - there are 2 and one cuts the walk to beach in half at least ) Everything is on your doorstep- chemist,bakery, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets etc etc.
The staff at the Osborne are very friendly ( but to be fair all Goans are very friendly ) and if you have children -you ve no need to worry at all- they love the children + the bar staff entertained my children every night!!
All the staff respect your privacy + they're not in your face. My only gripe if I was forced to make one is that the room staff are sent daily to knock on your door with the mini bar bill !! I guess this might be because people have not paid their bills in the past?but once/twice a week would be better,for me anyway.
Found a brilliant shack on the beach -just walk on at St Anthonys Chapel down to Empire Beach- shack is the Buddha Bar shack - very very nice staff + the owner is married to a Liverpool Lady- who is lovely.
Great hotel [ unless you're looking for luxury- then you ll have to pay alot more ] recommended.
Friendly staff, nice pool, but glad to get back to my own bed
Just returned on 6/3/05 from second trip to Goa with Monarch airlines.
Checked in about 3 1/2 hours before flight and had the opportunity at check in to upgrade to premium class for �80 one way. This gave you more leg room, personal tv screen, upgrade of meal and free bar...well worth it even for one way, I thought.
no big probs. with flight delays.
Stayed in Candolim last year (the Prazeres) which i really liked. The Osborne was VERY BASIC and i did not sleep very well but could not fault the room for cleanliness. The room boys were great and very efficient.
All the staff (apart from some surly receptionists) were great and as a single female traveller this was a nice welcome. The restaurant food was good but one night it took over 45 minutes for the meal to arrive. I did put a suggestion in the box at the bar!
Recommend a little cafe/restaurant opposite osborne 2, called Zico's where most mornings i had beans on toast and two lovely runny poached eggs on top for breakfast!! it's very much a family business and they seem to work round the clock.
Recommend Charlie Ola tours for spice plantation, Palolem etc, he usually hands out leaflets on the beach, reasonable prices, please mention Joanne
Osborne Resort - Fairly Good
I stayed at the Osborne resort for 2 weeks from 18/12/04 and I would like to share my thoughts on the hotel in general.
Firstly, when I arrived I was fairly pleased with the hotel, not because it was particularly brilliant but because before I went to Goa I read reviews on a number of hotels and got the impression that most hotels in Goa are pretty rough, the Osborne thankfully was fairly decent.
I stayed in Osborne II, which is the main building and houses the reception, there are three buildings in total and two swimming pools, so it is a fairly large hotel. The room was okay, it is very basic but is quite large, there was a main bedroom, a kitchen/dressing room, bathroom and a balcony. The rooms were clean and everything worked, however as I said before it was basic. The mini bar was well stocked and reasonably priced and saved having to go out and lug drinks back to the hotel every day. All the staff in the hotel were fairly friendly, some more than others, they also got things done when asked without a problem.
The two pools where clean and of a reasonable size, there was also plenty of sunbeds available, I never actually spent more than 10 minutes by the pool as I prefer the beach.
The bar served reasonable drinks at reasonable prices, however I had a couple of the cocktails on offer and they were not particularly good. I also tried a club sandwich one morning when we got up late and decided that I wouldn't do that again, the chicken was some processed junk and the bread was some airy wierd stuff, oh and it also came with chips! I hate chips, why go on holiday and have chips when there is so much more on offer to try.
The bar stays open until about 1 am, one thing I didn't mention was that the bar is located in Osborne II right next to the pool so it was right below my room. The noise generated from the bar is very loud, there is not much sound proofing in the rooms so if you are a light sleeper and want to get to sleep before 1 am you will need to make sure you do not stay in Osborne II, ask to be moved to one of the other blocks.
The location of the hotel is fairly good, it is in South Calangute so it is in a slighty more quieter area. The beach is only a 6-7 minute walk away and there are four nice restaurants nearby (Au Reviere, Little Itlay, Utopia and After Eight). The road that leads to the beach also brings you out to a slightly more quieter bit of Calangute beach than some parts, in general the more north you go the busier it gets until you hit Baga beach which is deckchair hell! There is a good supermarket, a decent bakery, a chemist and a good place to change money just at the bottom of the road.
Overall, the Osborne is an average hotel, it is ok for a package deal over christmas when it is hard to find much else but to be honest I wouldn't stay there again. If you are going to Goa at any time other than christmas then just buy a plane ticket and get accommodation when you are there. I stayed 2 nights in a Rajasthani tent (Luxury tent with double bed, shower, toilet etc....) on Morjim beach and it was beautiful and far better than staying in the Osborne in Calangute, package deal central!
Great place
stayed at the osbourne hotel in march 2004 it was great, it had basic rooms which where cleaned everyday. The staff were wondrful they went out off their way to help. the hotel entertainment was ok in the evenings but there was none of a day time which worked out to my advantage as a sun worshiper. It was a great holiday that myself,boyfriend and the family are going back !
Very good service and friendly
fantastic service food great very basic rooms but very clean and tidy nothing to much trouble .
can recomend taliors and jewlersno problems with any you get real thing i have been back 2 years running and i never go back to same place. cheap place to go and great pepole i would go back to same hotel again thay also rember you if you go back mrs ca lovett
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Just had best sub ever , they call em heroes. Boars Head meat and their own homemade bread, I'll be there every time I hit the beach.
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The end of support for SQL Server 2005 is April 12, 2016. Customers are encouraged to migrate to SQL Server 2014, or SQL Server 2016, which is coming soon and which offers faster analytics, unique hybrid capabilities, industry leading security and much, much more.
More details @ Microsoft website.
29 Mar 2016 - Ad Networks serving Malware on popular sites
MalwarebytesLABS reported in February that several major ad networks have been serving up malware disguised as advertisements on popular sites like BBC, NYTimes, MSN and TheWeatherNetwork:
This was then followed in March by another report of rogue ads displayed on the DailyMail site, but thankfully there is a way to counter the danger posed by compromised Ad networks. Roll out the Ad-Blockers!
Read the Malwarebytes reports here:-
MalwareBytes Malvertising Report
25 Mar 2016 - Modified Stagefright could put Android users at risk
Researchers have developed a Stagefright based exploit that could mean hundreds of millions of Android devices are at risk despite mitigations and an available patch.
A new proof-of-concept Stagefright exploit called Metaphor has been created and could mean that hundreds of millions of Android devices are in danger of a drive-by download attack.
This is as yet a proof of concept and has not been seen in the wild because the Metaphor attack code must be tailored to work on a specific model of Android hardware. This would mean making a universal exploit is less likely, but not technically impossible.
Full detail @ TechTarget
25 Mar 2016 - Apple zero-day vulnerability fully compromises your devices
A zero-day vulnerability discovered within Apple's OS X operating system allows hackers to exploit key protection features and steal sensitive data from devices.
Full Article @ ZDNet
25 Mar 2016 - SMEs complain of unwanted Windows 10 upgrades
As Microsoft continues to push Windows 7 and 8.1 users to upgrade, tech support firms report a rising number of complaints from small businesses that have inadvertently made the switch.
SME's need to evaluate their move to Windows 10. If not possible then implement blocking strategies.
Full article @ TechRepublic
09 Mar 2016 - Microsoft's March Patch Tuesday addresses Windows 10, IE & Edge vulnerabilities
Microsoft released its March 2016 Patch Tuesday fixes today, which included 13 bulletins, five of which are rated critical.
Top priority for patching should go to MS16-023, the standard cumulative Internet Explorer (IE) patch bulletin, and MS16-024 which covers patches for the newer Microsoft Edge browser.
Other patches cover Windows elevation of privilege flaws, font handling flaws and critical bulletins resolving RCE vulnerabilities.
08 Mar 2016 - Revive Windows 10 with System Image Recovery
Your hard disk just went belly up, but all is not lost. Armed with a recent system image and the System Image Recovery tool, you'll be back in business before you know it.
For this type of backup to be truly effective, you need to regularly create new system images so that you'll have a recent version of your system if you need to recover it.
Full Article @Techrepublic
07 Mar 2016 - Apple users targeted by ransomware
A virus is encrypting files on some Mac computers until users pay £280 for access, in the first such infection on Apple devices.
A virus which locks computer users out of their files until they pay a ransom has started targeting Apple devices for the first time.
Hackers have infected a number of Macs with "KeRanger" malware which demands owners pay one bitcoin (about £280) for their files to be unencrypted.
Full article @ Sky News
03 Mar 2016 - Reset your Windows 10 system with the Keep My Files option
If your Windows 10 system goes awry, it's good to know that you have tools to help revive it--without losing any data.
Microsoft went to every effort to ensure that Windows 10 is a solid OS, but you still might encounter a situation that causes your system to become unstable. You could suffer a nasty virus infection, install an incompatible software application, or possibly even install a rickety device driver. Whatever the cause, Windows 10's Recovery Drive tool can help you revive an unstable system without losing your data.
Full Article @ TechRepublic
03 Mar 2016 - Windows 10 Business adoption outstrips Windows 8
Windows 10 is being adopted by business at nearly twice the rate of Windows 8.
Microsoft's latest OS is proving more attractive to firms than Windows 8 - particularly among larger businesses.
Businesses are proving far more willing to experiment with Windows 10 than they were with Windows 8.
Full article @
14 Jan 2016 - Microsoft ends support for Windows 8, IE 8, 9 & 10
Microsoft kicks off 2016 by ending support for Windows 8 & IE 8,9 & 10.
All Windows 8 users should by now have upgraded to Windows 8.1.
All windows 7, 8.1 and 10 users should have upgraded to IE11
Of course Windows 7, & 8.1 users can, optionally, also take advantage of the free upgrade to Windows 10.
If you need any further advice on this please get in touch.
14 Dec 2015 - Office 2016 released. Important info before you upgrade.
Microsoft have release Office 2016, however there is an important compatibility issue users need to consider before purchasing.
Office 2016 no longer supports Exchange 2007, this also includes Microsoft Small Business Server 2008 (which runs Exchange 2007).
If you wish to use Office 2016 you will need to migrate to a later version of Exchange (2010 / 2013) or a later version of SBS (2011).
If you need further details or advice please get in touch.
21 Nov 2015 - 5 Performance Benchmarking Apps
Fancy yourself as a DIY gaming PC builder? If you do you 'll need to benchmark your creation to see just what a beast you've built.
Check out these 5 benchmarking apps..
Article @ TechRepublic
10 Nov 2015 - Microsoft U-Turn over unlimited OneDrive Storage
Microsoft have ditched their unlimited OneDrive storage plans for Office365 users and also reduced the allowance for free users.
This has been in response to a small number of users abusing the unlimited backup facility by backing up multiple PCs and storing entire movie collections. In some instances this exceeded 75Tb (75,000Gb!!)
Full article @ Microsoft News
07 Nov 2015 - Surface Book: Microsoft just made the PC cool again
Microsoft's latest Surface Pro 4 and the flagship Surface Book offer impressive performance without sacrificing style or that illusive awe factor typically missing from PCs in general.
A hybrid device that attempts (successfully) to give the user a fully fledged PC experience in a pseudo-tablet form factor.
Check our the full article @ TechRepublic
31 Oct 2015 - The 18 scariest computer viruses of all time. Happy Halloween
Getting into the Halloween spirit, here's a run down of the top 18 scariest virus of all time.
Enjoy :-)
Full list @ Techrepublic
19 Oct 2015 - 5 Reasons To Buy The Microsoft Lumia 950 XL
The top-end Lumia's have always had an exceptional hardware specification, but could Microsoft's latest flagship be the phone that finally lures you away from your Apple / Android?
Full article @ Forbes
17 Sep 2015 - Windows 10 upgrades
As you are probably aware, Microsoft released its newest Windows version "Windows 10" about a month ago. As an early adopter we have been putting Windows 10 through its paces and have so far been impressed. The launch went pretty smoothly and Windows 10 has already been installed on millions of machines.
Microsoft have departed from their usual business model with Windows 10 and are instead offering it as a free upgrade for the majority of Windows 7 & Windows 8 users.
Home users and business users without a Microsoft server will receive the update notification automatically via the "Get Windows 10" app, however this upgrade method is NOT available if you are a business user with a windows server (a.k.a. Domain joined).
Domain joined machines must be manually updated via a downloadable DVD image.
If you wish to take advantage of Windows 10 please get in touch to arrange an assessment. We can then validate your machines to see if a windows 10 upgrade is available, do a single machine test upgrade to ensure any third party business systems you are using are fully compatible then finally upgrade the remainder of your machines.
02 Aug 2015 - Windows 10 is here. What SMB's need to know..
From upgrade expirations to free updates, Windows 10 big changes for the OS.
Here's a quick run down of the top 10 points to know.
Top 10 article @ TechRepublic