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Star Trek experience lets you virtually walk around every Starship Enterprise bridge
The USS Enterprise has gone through several iterations across TV shows and movies, and now Star Trek fans can explore them as much as they want to online.
Eco-friendly HP laser printer line promises to reduce energy use by 30 percent
HP has just announced a number of new laser printers that all use the company’s proprietary TerraJet toner to reduce energy consumption by nearly 30 percent. Additionally, these printers ship with a drastic reduction of plastic packaging components. These new LaserJet series printers are available in consumer and enterprise models.
Poly’s Voyager Free 60+ might be the slickest earbuds for work yet
Thanks to a screen built into its charging case and an innovative broadcast mode, Poly's Voyager Free 60+ earbuds boast a couple unique features designed for workers on the go.
DJI's latest work drone can fly autonomously in harsh weather (updated)
DJI has unveiled a professional drone that can fly in heavy rain, and will soon have a dock for autonomous flights.
Samsung teases a PCI 5.0 SSD that can hit 13,000 MB/s read speeds
Samsung has teased a PCIe 5.0 SSD showing that storage products should keep doubling in speed every few years, even while Moore's Law is decelerating.
Microsoft Teams meetings are coming to Meta's Workplace
You can access Workplace content within the Teams app too.
Microsoft is reportedly 'in the running' to buy Discord for more than $10 billion
Discord is reportedly up for sale with a price that could go over $10 billion.
Google's Threadit is a short-form video platform for work
Google's Area 120 experimental lab has released a new workplace video app called Threadit to get you sharing short clips with colleagues.
Hacked surveillance startup Verkada leaked live feeds for Tesla, others
Hackers broke into Verkada and exposed over 150,000 live security feeds.
Google's latest attempt at meeting room gear focuses on simplicity
As we begin to consider returning to our offices, Google wants to help make conference rooms more pleasant. The company is announcing Series One meeting room kits today that comprises a soundbar, a pair of cameras, a touchscreen controller, mic pods and a compute unit. Expect more details on when these go on sale in October, when Google’s hardware partner on this project Lenovo will have more to share.
Dell's latest business Chromebook offers high-end specs and extra security
Google and Dell unveil their latest Chromebook built for business, the Latitude 7410 Chromebook Enterprise.
Zoom adds silly filters and more noise suppression options
Zoom’s background noise suppression is being subtly updated, too.
Microsoft makes it harder for businesses to avoid Windows 10 updates
Microsoft has shrunk the amount of time business users can avoid major Windows 10 updates to just 35 days, pushing them to stay relatively current.
Lenovo brings Linux to its P-series ThinkPads and ThinkStations
The world's biggest PC manufacturer is embracing Linux in a larger way.
Microsoft now protects Office 365 users against 'reply all' email storms
Microsoft now offer protection against 'reply all' email storms to Office 365 users around the world.
Yubico is making it easier for businesses to buy its YubiKeys
A growing number of companies are looking at hardware authentication security keys as a trusted and convenient way to protect sensitive corporate data. Indeed, Google has recently launched an open source project to help advance the uptake of this technology. But for companies with hundreds of employees, ensuring the right people have the right keys can be a huge logistical undertaking and added expense. As such, security key maker Yubico has launched an enterprise service to help businesses integrate the tech into their operations more easily.
Samsung will launch its rugged XCover Pro worldwide
No, you won't have to go to Finland just to get Samsung's latest rugged phone. The tech giant has confirmed that the XCover Pro will be available around the world. It'll also be available in some markets as an Enterprise Edition with both two years of guaranteed availability and four years of security updates. Samsung will sell the phone in the US for $499 in the first half of 2020, with Verizon (Engadget's parent company) as a partner.
Magic Leap shifts focus to business with an updated AR headset
Magic Leap's augmented reality headset reportedly hasn't sold well so far, but the company might have a way to turn its fortunes around: pitch the device as a business tool. It's launching an Enterprise Suite that includes a Magic Leap 1 headset (an update to the One Creator Edition) as well as two years each for dedicated support, device management tools, fast device replacements and extended warranties. You'll also have access to a host of AR-friendly work apps from third parties that cover areas like collaboration, "location-based experiences" (think museums and product tours) and 3D visualization for design and medicine.
Microsoft launches a Q&A site to replace MSDN and TechNet
Back when Microsoft announced earlier this year that it would stop publishing MSDN Magazine, there was some worry about what it would mean for the company's MSDN and TechNet forums. Between the two of them, they had a lot of useful information on the company's enterprise-facing products. The answer, it turns out, is that Microsoft plans to migrate those databases to a new website called Microsoft Q&A.
HP targets businesses with its latest Chromebooks
Much like Dell did recently, HP has unveiled a couple of Chromebooks and a Chromebox for enterprises, touting the cheaper, simpler and more secure nature of Google's cloud-powered Chrome OS ecosystem. The most powerful of the trio is the Chromebook Enterprise x360 14E G1, a convertible with Intel Core i5 and i7 processors that can run up to 13 hours on a charge. The elegant, but bland device has a 14-inch touchscreen, an aluminum chassis with narrow bezels, USB-C docking and B&O audio with dual speakers.
