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Microsoft launches new AI-powered Viva Sales tool
Designed to bridge the gap between Microsoft 365, Teams and CRM, Viva Sales automates data entry tasks and delivers AI-powered insights to sales teams.
Webex boosts admin controls to support hybrid workforces
Updates to its Control Hub will allow Webex by Cisco admins to resolve issues faster and better manage user licenses.
Microsoft promises to recognize Activision Blizzard unions
Microsoft has formalized its promise that it won’t stand in the way of unionization efforts at Activision Blizzard, announcing an agreement with the Communications Workers of America.
In the new workplace you'll use Cisco Webex with Apple’s CarPlay
Cisco is preparing to introduce new Webex Meetings features to make it easier to move calls between devices and to make and take them using Apple's CarPlay.
Mozilla launches email for Android devices
The Mozilla Foundation unveiled a Thunderbird-style email client for Android mobile devices called K-9 Mobile. The developer team is also evaluating the idea of an iOS version.
Accenture opens Advanced Technology Centre; Surfshark VPN shuts servers; Jammu gets State Data Centre; Citi adds seats; Stryker augments R&D
Bharat Bytes is Computerworld India’s regular round-up of news from the world of IT.
Apple’s Freeform adds another digital whiteboard option for remote work
Freeform is due out later this year, but its availability on Apple devices could keep it from gaining ground on various competing whiteboard apps on the market.
WWDC: Apple, Cloudflare, Fastly plot the end of CAPTCHA
Apple is working with Cloudflare and Fastly to replace annoying CAPTCHA sessions with seamless authorization to protect privacy.
As VPN firms start to leave India, government to hold a joint meeting
The move comes two days after a second VPN firm, SurfShark, announced plans to remove its servers from India, following a directive that requires VPN firms to store customer data for five years.
Could the EU’s USB-C edict push Apple to cut the cord altogether?
Apple already has wireless charging in all of its current iPhone models and offers it for the AirPod earbuds. So if it can avoid changing out its Lightning ports for USB-C ports, why not go all wireless?
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