Author: Ortega Rafael

Rafael writes in-depth product and technology analyses for IMDSupply.com, with a focus on embedded computing platforms, CPUs, and industrial motherboards. He previously managed documentation for an OEM specializing in ARM and x86 single-board computers. At IMDSupply, his work centers on benchmarking performance, comparing chipsets, and explaining the trade-offs between fanless, modular, and fully sealed systems for OEM deployments.
Economy and TradingPolicy

BOE Governor Bailey Emphasizes Productivity Growth Amid Labor Market Shifts

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has signaled policymakers’ intensified focus on productivity growth while noting emerging labor market softening. The governor’s remarks came during his address at the Institute of International Finance in Washington, outlining key economic priorities.

In a significant policy address, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has underscored the central bank’s heightened focus on driving productivity growth while acknowledging emerging signs of labor market softening. The governor’s remarks, delivered at the Institute of International Finance in Washington, provide crucial insights into the UK central bank’s economic priorities amid evolving global financial conditions.

Productivity Growth as Central Policy Focus

by Ortega Rafael
Assistive TechnologySoftware Guides

Apple Maps and Find My Service Disruptions: Current Status and User Impact

Apple has acknowledged service disruptions impacting both Find My and Apple Maps functionality. The company confirms these partial outages began earlier today and are currently under investigation.

Apple has confirmed ongoing service disruptions affecting core location services, with both Find My and Apple Maps experiencing partial outages according to the company’s official status page. The technology giant indicates that “some users are affected” by these issues, though the exact scope and specific technical problems remain under active investigation.

Current Service Status and Investigation Timeline

by Ortega Rafael
ComputingSoftware Guides

Windows 10 End of Life: Security Options When You Can’t Upgrade to Windows 11

Windows 10 reaches end of life on October 14, 2025, ending Microsoft security updates. Discover Extended Security Updates and security measures to protect your PC when you can’t upgrade to Windows 11.

Windows 10 end of life: What happens after support ends?

Windows 10 will officially reach its end of life on October 14, 2025, meaning Microsoft will no longer provide technical support or security updates to the operating system. If you’re reading this after that date and wondering about your security options when you can’t upgrade to Windows 11, you’re not alone.

by Ortega Rafael
Assistive TechnologySoftware Guides

Windows 10 Reaches End of Life Today: Microsoft to Release Final, Free Update Soon

Microsoft releases the final Windows 10 update today as the OS reaches end of life. Millions of PCs face upgrade challenges due to Windows 11 hardware requirements. Extended Security Updates provide temporary protection for users.

Windows 10 End of Life Arrives

After nearly a decade of service, Windows 10 reaches its end of life today, marking the conclusion of mainstream support from Microsoft. The company will deploy one final free update around 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET / 6 PM BST, leaving hundreds of millions of personal computer users worldwide without ongoing support after this milestone.

by Ortega Rafael
ComputingSoftware Guides

Windows 10 Support Ends: Upgrade to Windows 11 or Use ESU Alternatives

Microsoft ends Windows 10 support on October 14, 2025, stopping security updates and technical support. Discover upgrade options to Windows 11 or Extended Security Updates for incompatible devices to maintain protection.

Windows 10 Support Ends: Critical Security Implications

Microsoft officially ends support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, marking a significant milestone for the operating system. This means no more free security patches, feature updates, or technical support from Microsoft. While your computer will continue functioning, it becomes increasingly vulnerable to emerging threats without critical security patches.

by Ortega Rafael