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Tech event calendar 2021: Upcoming US shows, conferences, and IT expos
Our sortable chart offers information, dates and locations for a variety of US IT-focused events coming up over the next year.
Android's consistency crisis
The sense of cohesiveness Google fought to achieve in Android is fading fast, but it isn't too late to save it — if Google actually wants to.
What's in the latest Chrome update? Password inspections, less annoying site permission requests
Chrome 87 boasts a big speed boost and a revamped UI for the browser's PDF viewer and a native version for new M1-powered Macs.
What's the business case for UWB, which Apple supports in iPhones?
Apple seems to have kick-started development and implementation of the Ultra WideBand standard.
Google to cut off other Chromium-based browsers from access to services such as Sync
Access to what the company called "our private Chrome APIs" will be blocked starting March 15.
Apple Watch may help in the fight against COVID-19
Research shows Apple Watch may provide early warning of COVID-19 infection for you and your staff.
Apple makes welcome change to 'Big Sur' security for Macs
Even Apple's own apps can't bypass the firewall now quite as easily as before.
Pandemic rebound? PC shipments post biggest upswing in a decade
The pandemic-induced rush to work at home also helped drive up PC sales at the fastest rate in 10 years. But will that buying surge last?
Galaxy reality check: 4 big reasons to avoid Samsung's Android phones
Samsung's Galaxy phones may have the best-known brand within Android, but they come with some underemphasized downsides every serious user should consider.
Microsoft adds Teams ‘task publishing’ for front-line workers
The new features aimed at retailers include automated approvals, shift ‘tagging’ and integrations with workforce management systems.
Apple takes big steps to boost diversity in tech
Apple has announced major investments in education, developer-focused business support, and more to boost diversity in tech for communities of color.
Q&A: Workplace exec on employee productivity, app plans for 2021
With many companies eyeing “hybrid” workplace strategies this year, Facebook is looking to bolster its Workplace platform to make collaboration easier. Workplace executive Ujjwal Singh explained what's coming and why.
Microsoft reveals new Surface Pro 7+, business-only 2-in-1
A variant of the consumer-aimed Surface Pro 7, the Surface Pro 7+ is a new device that will be sold only to commercial and educational customers.
US IT jobs and salaries stalled in 2020, but a slow recovery is under way
Although the IT industry did better than many industries, the stall in pay and jobs is expected to continue into 2021, though the tech sector as a whole continues to rebound.
Wi-Fi 6E is coming to the Apple enterprise
Offering faster networking with very little congestion, the now-available Wi-FI 6E standard is mandatory for faster connections and IoT.
Microsoft to build cross-platform Outlook from Edge bits
The one-app-for-all Outlook will run within a browser as a replacement for the Windows, Mac, iOS and Android editions of the company's popular email app.
The game-changing Google trend to watch in 2021
A whole new side of Google is taking shape right in front of our eyes, but you really have to step back and look carefully to see it.
Employee choice is critical to the WFH future
Jamf confirms Apple's systems are in use across global enterprise as remote working and employee choice define work from home.
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