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Dell World: Exploring the school and, by proxy, office of the future
Technology now allows us to envision a world of virtual offices and classrooms.
DOJ's antitrust fight with Google: how we got here
Piling on big tech companies is the fashion of the day, but don't expect the US government to break up Google.
Zoom's new encryption approach is incremental, but better
Max Krohn, Zoom's head of security engineering, detailed what users need to give up to get the better encryption protection that's coming.
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Microsoft focuses on Office, less so on Windows, and offers nothing for browsers on Patch Tuesday
This was a surprisingly light update, with a reduced number of Windows updates, no Microsoft browser updates and some critical Office patches — so far. Microsoft is scheduled to release more updates this month and we will see whether...
Best productivity practices during the pandemic
There are ways companies (and schools) can not only adjust to the "New Normal" but actually thrive.
Zoom is becoming what Apple's FaceTime should have been
Apple had a chance to define the video collaboration space. It failed to take it.
Is Windows the greatest cyberthreat to the 2020 US election?
With Election Day coming up fast, there’s evidence that Windows-based attacks could be imminent — or may have already started. Seeds of chaos being sown already?
What's next for 5G now that Apple supports it in the iPhone 12?
The iPhone 12 supports 5G, but problems remain and all parties should avoid setting unrealistic expectations.
How Apple’s iPhone 12 may boost your business
It's time for 5G, LiDAR, and details about how your business can exploit the new Apple smartphone's Neural Engine.
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WTH is happening with Office 365?
Okay, so Windows 10 updates have had issues, shall we say, for years. But, really, Microsoft, you're going to roll out the same kinds of problems for your services now, too?
Microsoft 365 to get big Nvidia AI-editing boost
At GTC this week, Nvidia talked up plans to work with Microsoft to add its AI to Microsoft 365. For this columnist, that would be most welcome news.
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What we think we know about Apple Silicon Macs
Apple will soon introduce the first Macs based on Apple Silicon.What do we think we know about them so far?
Make way for the new head of remote work
Large organizations are suddenly hiring for a new position that will change your work life forever. Here's what you need to know.
The financial market is driving monitor development to head-mounted displays
The need for more screen real estate and support for flexible work locations will drive us rapidly to high-resolution head-mounted displays.
How IT can use COVID-19 mobile crowdsourcing data to safeguard workers
Mobile apps galore have used crowdsourcing techniques this year to fight COVID-19. Now, a new app wants to build on those efforts by identifying communities (often down to the Zip Code) that are being aggressive or lenient in...
How Jamf fits into the enterprise device management landscape
Should you consider Jamf to manage your company’s Apple devices? Here’s what you need to know.
Great news for intranets at Microsoft Ignite 2020
Navigation, branding, and more ways to engage and delight were big intranet themes at this year's Ignite event.
Dual biometrics for banking: Double trouble or super-secure?
Two European banks are looking to boost security by layering a pair of biometric authentication methods – facial recognition and palm recognition – atop one another. That could mean more security, or more headaches for users.
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