Microsoft Brings Front Row To Teams
Microsoft hopes its new feature for Teams will blur the line between in-person and virtual meetings.
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Two Factor Authenticator App On Google Store Contained Trojan
Billed as an authentic security app, 2FA Authenticator would actually steal users banking and social media data.
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New York Times Buys Wordle – How To Keep Playing For Free
With questions about the game's future, we show you how to keep playing it for the next few years, free.
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T-Mobile To Begin Firing Unvaccinated Staff In April
Office workers have been told in a company email that vaccination is mandatory, or they risk termination.
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Microsoft Wants To Buy Your Old Web Conferencing Equipment
Microsoft hopes that by offering you cash for old tech, you'll update to its Teams platform.
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GoDaddy Introduces Studio Feature For Microbusinesses In UK
The new tool allows for quick and easy content creation with templates and library images, and includes a free tier.
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Hackers Sending Ransomware-Laden USB Drives To Businesses
Packages purporting to be from Amazon, containing gifts, actually held something much more sinister.
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Chromebook vs Tablet – Which Should You Buy?
A new computer doesn't need to mean a laptop - a Chromebook or tablet could also fit the bill.
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Mitel Phone System Review
Mitel is a well-known business communications company. Check out our review to understand the features, pros and cons.
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Computer Specs Explained – What to Look for in a Laptop
Confused about how much RAM you need, or whether to get an i3 or i7 processor? We explain.
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Almost Half Of Us Have Video-Called From Bed, And Other Zoom Stats
New Zoom data has unveiled the most popular meeting day, where we like to call from, and how most of us end our calls.
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Half of Workers Would Quit If Hybrid Working Removed
Additionally, nearly 50% of respondents stated they would take up to a 5% pay cut to continue working from home.
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All Google Staff Set To Receive Additional $1600 ‘Pandemic Bonus’
Staff will receive the bonus in December, which follows on from a smaller lump sum earlier in the year.
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85% of People Admit To Reusing Passwords On Multiple Sites
Research shows that many of us are failing when it comes to how we create and handle passwords.
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Russia Clamps Down On Six More VPN Providers
The move follows the government's mandate that VPNs must be state-approved, having banned other VPNs earlier this year.
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Zoom Will Now Let You Know When People Miss A Meeting
Other newly announced features include improvements to polling, better slide control, as well as integrations for Zoom Phone.
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NordPass Adds New Emergency Access Feature
Friends and family can be given limited access to a user's sensitive data in the password manager, in an emergency situation.
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Scammers Are Using Gmail To Carry Out A New Phishing Scam
The scam sees victims being lulled into responding to a seemingly innocent first email, before receiving a phishing attempt.
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Apple Launches Beta Device Management Plan for Small Businesses
The paid-for service starts officially in spring 2022, but early adopters can sign up to the beta for free.
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Twitter Now Lets Paid Subscribers Undo Tweets
Features for the $2.99/month subscription include advert free scrolling, and the ability to undo tweets.
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Zoom Starts Showing Adverts For Free Users
Currently in a pilot program, Zoom says adverts will help improve its service.