You'll now get a free return flight to Europe when you buy a new phone - but only from one store
Your free flights will be valid on 30 different destinations around Europe, and will even work on peak dates such as summer and bank holidays

Write comment (94 Comments)
Nadi X smart yoga pants review: £190 VIBRATING leggings promise to improve your yoga skills - but they're more distracting than helpful
Rather than helping to guide me, I found the vibrations very distracting, which slightly defeats the purpose of yoga - a practice that is meant to help you clear your mind and relax

Write comment (91 Comments)
Windows 10 quick tips: Get the most out of Cortana

Microsoft's digital assistant Cortana is one of the major additions to Windows 10 — and it's a winner. Turn it on and Cortana alerts you to upcoming meetings; searches your PC and the web; tells you about the weather, news and sports; and a lot more.

To help you get the most out of Cortana, I've put together some of my favorite tips for using it — including using Cortana to manage your Google Calendar, identify the music you're listening to, and track packages and flights.

Notes:

  • This article assumes that you're already familiar with the basics of Cortana. If you want help getting started, see theCortana section of Computerworld&Windows 10 cheat sheet.&
  • Keep in mind that there have been five major updates to Windows 10 since its initial release in July 2015. This article reflects how Cortana works if you&ve installed the Windows 10 April 2018 Update, so if you haven&t installed that update, what you see and read here may vary slightly from what you see in your version of Windows 10.
[ Further reading: Cortana explained: How to use Microsoft's virtual assistant for business ]

Get a direct answer to your question

When you ask Cortana a question, it will typically show you the answer via a listing of web links; you then open the search results in your browser. That's what happened, for example, when I asked, "What was the coldest day of the year in 2015 in Boston"

Write comment (97 Comments)
Amazon joins list of blockchain-as-a-service providers

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has joinedthe list of blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS) providers that already includes IBM, HP, Microsoft, Oracle and SAP.

Write comment (98 Comments)
Weight Watchers turns to FacebookWorkplace to connect 18,000 workers

Weight Watchers has deployed FacebookWorkplace enterprise social network with the aim of connecting its 18,000-strong global workforce. And the rollout, which began in January, is already considered a success.

The network already has a 50% active use rate among staff, said Stacie Sherer, senior vice president for corporate communications, with 93% of staff activating accounts within weeks of launch.

[ Related: How to manage group chat in the enterprise (hint: lightly) ]

Founded in New York City in 1963, Weight Watchers now has a presence in 30 countries. The vast majority of its employees & around 90% & are ‘frontline& workers not tied to a desk; they rely predominantly on smartphones for internal communications.

Write comment (93 Comments)