by Matt Yarranton | Aug 3, 2026 | Tech Updates
You probably don’t think twice when you see a Windows update. A quick click, a short wait and the job’s done. It’s one of those routine things that feels safe by default. After all, updates are there to protect your system, not cause problems. That’s exactly why this...
by Matt Yarranton | Jul 27, 2026 | Tech Updates
There’s a new layer being added to business decisions right now. An email gets drafted before you’ve fully thought it through. A report is summarised before you’ve read it. A system suggests an action and, increasingly, carries it out. None of this feels unusual...
by Matt Yarranton | Jul 20, 2026 | Tech Updates
You’ve probably formed an opinion on Windows 11 by now. It’s capable. It’s familiar. But every now and then, something slows you down. A delay here, a distraction there. A feature that feels like it’s trying a bit too hard. Nothing that makes you rip it out and start...
by Matt Yarranton | Jul 13, 2026 | Tech Updates
AI is creeping into more parts of business than most people realise. It writes emails, helps analyse data, and powers tools your team might be using every day. And in many cases, it’s been adopted quickly. Which is great… until you stop and think about what would...
by Matt Yarranton | Jul 6, 2026 | Tech Updates
There’s a new type of scam doing the rounds… and this one’s a little more convincing than most. It looks like a genuine alert from Microsoft Azure Monitor.
It comes from a real Microsoft domain, and it lands in your inbox without being flagged as suspicious. That’s...
by Matt Yarranton | Jun 29, 2026 | Tech Updates
For the past year or so, it’s felt like every Windows update came with three new AI features attached. Some of them are genuinely useful. Some feel like they’re there because they can be. So it’s interesting to see Microsoft take a slightly different tone with recent...
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