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Hitachi Energy's upgrade to Windows 11 on 89% of desktops
Winsage
March 19, 2025

Hitachi Energy’s upgrade to Windows 11 on 89% of desktops

Hitachi Energy has migrated over 40,000 desktops to Windows 11 across 12 countries, starting with a pilot of 500 devices in November 2023 and full rollout beginning in March 2024, expected to complete by October 2024. The company assessed 45,335 devices, with 43,568 suitable for upgrade, and found 2,330 out of 3,034 applications compatible with Windows 11, achieving a 76% compatibility rate. Approximately 40,600 devices, nearly 90%, successfully transitioned to Windows 11, while the rest were upgraded to Windows 10. The migration utilized ManagementStudio integrated with various platforms for efficiency, with nearly 10,000 devices upgraded in May 2024. A pilot program tested the new OS with selected users to identify issues before broader deployment. Transitioning is crucial as Windows 10 approaches end-of-support, with Microsoft addressing numerous vulnerabilities in its updates.
You Can Get Windows 11 Pro on Sale for A$24 Right Now
Winsage
March 3, 2025

You Can Get Windows 11 Pro on Sale for A$24 Right Now

Windows 11 Pro is currently available for A, reduced from its regular price of A9. The activation code allows upgrades on two compatible PCs and provides access to features such as a revamped user interface and Windows Copilot, which uses an advanced version of GPT-4. Key functionalities of Windows 11 Pro include Remote Desktop, BitLocker Device Encryption, Azure AD integration, Hyper-V for virtual machines, Assigned Access for application restriction, and Windows Sandbox for secure application testing. The system requirements for Windows 11 Pro are a minimum of 4GB of RAM and 64GB of available storage. The offer is available through StackSocial and may change at any moment.
Android Automotive could get more apps thanks to this easy-to-use kit [Gallery]
AppWizard
December 3, 2024

Android Automotive could get more apps thanks to this easy-to-use kit [Gallery]

Google's Android Automotive platform is expanding, but the availability of compatible applications has been limited. Snapp Automotive has introduced a developer kit to simplify app creation for this platform. Currently, developers need a Google Pixel Tablet and a specialized emulator to test apps, which can be costly and is restricted to one OS version. Snapp's developer kit allows testing on the Khadas VIM3 Pro board, priced around 0, and supports multiple Android versions (15, 14, 13, 12, and 12.1). The kit enables realistic app testing and can be paired with any HDMI or USB touchscreen display. While not suitable for end-users due to the lack of Google apps, it aims to enhance the development experience and foster a richer application ecosystem for Android Automotive. Snapp is officially launching this developer kit today.
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