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What you need to know as Apple shutters one iCloud service
Apple has finally completely replaced iCloud Documents and Data service with iCloud Drive.
Google, others adding office space in anticipation of the great return
In an about-face from early in the pandemic, companies are buying and leasing more office space in anticipation of workers returning to their desks — at least on some days. But these spaces could look dramatically different than the...
OzTech: NSW launches R&D roadmap; Transport for NSW cyberattack; Financial firm didn’t protect its systems; Westpac promises 200 jobs on the Gold Coast
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
6 virtual collaboration solutions for remote teams
These tools should help remote teams collaborate more successfully, and help managers feel confidence in supporting employee autonomy in the new hybrid workplace.
Google acquires Raxium in augmented reality push
Google is pushing forward with its AR ambitions by acquiring the microLED startup Raxium for an undisclosed amount.
Microsoft Edge has edged out Apple's Safari in browser popularity
New data from one web analytics service indicates Microsoft Edge is now favored as a browser by more desktop users than Apple's Safari. Meanwhile, Firefox is falling even further behind.
The Great Resignation puts pressure on those who stay behind
A recent survey of 5,000 office workers found that the recent spate of mass resignations has left colleagues dealing with increasingly unfavorable working conditions.
Mosyle introduces new MDM services for Apple enterprise
Investors continue to bet millions on the growing strength of the Apple ecosystem in enterprise IT. Mosyle has raised around $200 million in funding to date.
Google responds to EU data rulings with new Workspace controls
Google is boosting its data protection controls for European Workspace users.
EU accuses Apple of market abuse with NFC and Apple Pay
European Union antitrust regulators say Apple's refusal to allow third-party payment services access to the NFC chip is an abuse of the company's market power.
OzTech: Australian IT talent is not good enough; Five Eyes reveals attacks via new and old vulnerabilities
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
2022 Australia tech conference and event guide
Computerworld Australia’s updated guide to in-person and virtual events for technology and IT pros.
Salesforce extends Flow automations across Mulesoft, Slack and Tableau
The CRM giant is looking to help customers automate workflows and trigger actions across its growing range of applications using Flow.
Low-code tools can fill a void caused by the Great Resignation
With a dearth of skilled developers, more organizations are turning to low-code software development so enterprise users with little formal coding experience can build business apps. But the results aren't always the highest quality....
Salesforce gives developers tools to integrate with Slack apps
At its TrailblazerDX developer conference, Salesforce unveiled the Salesforce Platform for Slack. It includes an Apex SDK for app-building and connections to the company's Flow low-code platform to enable simple automations in Slack.
Cloud boosts Microsoft’s strong third quarter
Growth across all major business segments saw Microsoft post strong results for Q3 of 2022.
3 invisible reasons to get excited about Android 13
Android 13's first beta release may seem subtle, but don't be fooled: This latest update has oodles of interesting elements — if you know where to look.
Jamf adds network and endpoint security tools for enterprise Macs
Jamf has unveiled a series of significant updates designed to improve Mac enterprise security, and touted additional security solutions.
Elon Musk buys Twitter: What’s ahead for business users?
New billionaire owner for Twitter could mean big changes, but much is still unclear for business users.
