Zoom Adds New Immersive View for Team Calls
You and your team no longer have to sit in separate boxes with the update, which lets groups be placed in virtual settings.
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Apple is Being Sued Over Waterproof iPhone Claims
A class action complaint questions the marketing of Apple's iPhone and the way it tests its products' water resistance.
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iOS 14.5 Adds Privacy Controls and Face Unlock with Mask
The latest Apple update includes more diverse Siri options, the ability to unlock iPhone with Apple Watch and more.
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Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft and More Embrace a Post-Pandemic Office
As vaccines become more widespread, companies are starting to open their doors again for staff, but home working may remain.
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Slice Serves Up Pizza Point of Sale System
The POS system will allow for online, phone and in-person ordering, and deliver customer reports and data to owners.
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Apple WWDC Announced as All Online in June
Apple's world wide developers conference looks set to offer new software with iOS 15, and possibly some new hardware?
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Google Meet Unlimited Free Calls Extended
Google Meet's 24 hour meeting duration was supposed to end in March, but will now last until June.
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Xero Purchases e-invoicing Company Tickstar
Accounting firm Xero states that the purchase of Tickstar will help its clients improve their workflows and get paid faster.
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Microsoft Teams Makes It Easier to See Attendance Reports
Now organizers can see who was at the meeting and for how long, even after the Microsoft Teams call has ended
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Google Ditching Third Party Cookies for Good – What Comes Next?
Google looks to remove data tracking cookies to protect user privacy, while still providing anonymous data to advertizers.
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Microsoft Warns of Chinese Hackers Targeting Business Email Systems
A recently discovered exploit for the Microsoft Exchange Server gives hackers a way to infiltrate company servers.
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Wix Acquires SpeedETab, Enhancing Tech for Restaurants
The deal will make it easier for restaurants to add online ordering to their Wix website.
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Microsoft Teams is Getting End-to-End Encryption
Extra security settings are coming to Microsoft Teams to keep online meetings secure and give more control to meeting hosts.
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Microsoft Teams Adds MacBook TouchBar Compatibility
Apple owners rejoice as Microsoft Teams utilizes the MacBook's keyboard touchscreen for some handy in-call shortcuts.
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Google Announces New Features for Google Workspace
Workspace, formerly known as G Suite, is expanding its functions to better cater for new, flexible ways of remote working.
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New Microsoft Teams Feature Lets Organizers Turn Off Chat
New feature in Microsoft Teams lets host shut down distracting conversations.
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How to Use a VPN to Watch the 2021 Super Bowl
Want to watch the 2021 Super Bowl from outside the US? Read our guide to using a VPN to watch this year's biggest game.
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Ooma Office Review – Should you pick Ooma for your Small Business?
Here's how Ooma's pricing, features, usability, and customer support compare to the competition.
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Google Maps Data Reveals Our Faltering New Year’s Health Resolutions
Searches for local liquor stores and ice cream shops tell some uncomfortable truths about our new year's health kicks.
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Over 150 US Election Apps Found to be Potentially Fraudulent
A new study in election apps has found that many posing as official, weren't at all, with serious security implications.
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Salesforce Announces Vaccine Cloud to Aid COVID-19 Vaccinations
The tech aims to support businesses, governments and health groups, and is built on the Salesforce Customer 360 platform.
