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Companies Still Can’t Agree on Remote Working While the Salesforce CEO believes 'people can do their job from home', Deutsche Bank claims that the love affair is ending. -
Just 6% of iPhone Users Pay In-Store With Apple Pay Despite not many of us using Apple Pay, it still remains the most popular digital wallet for consumers. -
El Salvador First Country To Make Bitcoin An Official Currency The country will also gift its citizens $30 of Bitcoin currency in an effort to stimulate take up of the crypto-currency. -
Twitter Launches Super Follows on iOS Twitter's super follows, which followers can use to pay Twitter users directly, can now be purchased through the iOS store. -
Social Media Giants Resist COVID Disinformation YouTube and Reddit have begun pushing back on various COVID disinformation that is being spread throughout their platforms. -
Zoom Announces Startups Receiving Funding from $100M Fund Due to its monumental growth, Zoom is now operating as an investor into smaller developers, starting with a $100M fund. -
How a Customizable Laptop Makes Tech More Sustainable The Framework Laptop could be the answer to the tech industry's material shortage problems. That is, if anyone buys it. -
Malware Found in Digital Textbooks and Essays for College Security software company Kaspersky has discovered that thousands of students are unwittingly downloading malware when access -
Google Calendar to Implement New Time Management Feature Google is adding a feature to its calendar, allowing users to see how much time they're spending in meetings. -
Microsoft Teams Users Need to Update Their iPhones Microsoft Teams will no longer be updating their iOS app on devices that are running iOS 13 or lower. -
Microsoft Announces Windows 11 Release Date Microsoft has announced the release date for Windows 11, the next major step for Microsoft's operating system.
