TechByter Worldwide 2016.10.23: The Long Awaited Camtasia 9 (or 3) Has Landed, Windows Will Be More Crash Resistant Next Year, Short Circuits, and Spare Parts. episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 23, 2016 · 19 MIN

TechByter Worldwide 2016.10.23: The Long Awaited Camtasia 9 (or 3) Has Landed, Windows Will Be More Crash Resistant Next Year, Short Circuits, and Spare Parts.

from TechByter Worldwide (formerly Technology Corner) with Bill Blinn · host Bill Blinn

TechSmith has released updates to both Windows and MacOS versions of Camtasia, with a host of new features in both and narrowing the gap between the MacOS version and the Windows version. Microsoft plans a significant change to how system services are handled in Windows and the result will be improved reliability when the changes are released in 2017. In Short Circuits: About half of all cloud-based malware is designed to deliver ransomware. Research shows that college students underestimate the financial implications of ransomware. And you'll find several new sections on the constantly updated TechByter RSS News Feed page. In Spare Parts (only on the website): A virtual 800-inch screen that you can wear, Shutterstock fights back against Adobe Stock, and all-flash storage is closer to becoming a reality.

TechSmith has released updates to both Windows and MacOS versions of Camtasia, with a host of new features in both and narrowing the gap between the MacOS version and the Windows version. Microsoft plans a significant change to how system services are handled in Windows and the result will be improved reliability when the changes are released in 2017. In Short Circuits: About half of all cloud-based malware is designed to deliver ransomware. Research shows that college students underestimate the financial implications of ransomware. And you'll find several new sections on the constantly updated TechByter RSS News Feed page. In Spare Parts (only on the website): A virtual 800-inch screen that you can wear, Shutterstock fights back against Adobe Stock, and all-flash storage is closer to becoming a reality.

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