Microsoft Teams Could Finally Add Picture-in-Picture Functionality
The update is expected to arrive sometime this month and will improve functionality on iPad and iPhone devices.
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Bitwarden Password Manager Is Officially Going Passwordless
The open-source password manager will now let users log in with nothing more than a smartphone and the service's mobile app.
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1Password Launches New Feature to Speed Up Third-Party Logins
1Password's "sign-in with" tool will save your credentials for third-party login services like Google and Facebook.
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New Malware Apps Get 2 Million Downloads on Google Play
Don't fall for free apps with names like "Volume," "Music Equalizer," or "Bluetooth device auto connect."
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58% of Americans Can Now Work From Home
Close to 9/10 Americans will take advantage of flexible working arrangements if their workplace offers it.
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The Post-Pandemic Workplace: 7 Big Predictions for the Future
What permanent changes will a full year of dramatic global upheavals bring? Here's what the tech industry sees coming.
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“Goblin Mode” Voted Oxford Word of the Year by Public
The term refers to people indulging in the slovenly behaviors we're taught to keep off our carefully curated social feeds.
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Amazon Could Lay Off 20,000 Employees, Reports Claim
Reports suggest that Amazon may be about to lay off twice as many employees as originally reported in mid-November.
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Email Overload: 30% of Americans Declare “Email Bankruptcy”
The average worker's relationship with their email inbox is not a happy one - but its unlikely email will die anytime soon.
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Amazon Cuts Entire Workforce in India Distribution Center
The news comes just weeks after Twitter announced a 90% cut in workforce in the same region. Is Big Tech leaving India?
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4-Day Work Week Is Better for Business, According to New Study
Participating companies in the US, UK, and CA all reported a massive boost in performance, productivity and revenue.
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Twitter Replacement Hive Shuts Down Servers to Fix Security Flaws
Hive is dealing with serious security vulnerabilities. Is it still a good replacement for those leaving Twitter?
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87% of US Defense Contractors Fail Basic Cybersecurity Requirements
80% lack a vulnerability management solution, while 79% lack a comprehensive multi-factor authentication system.
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Twitter Is No Longer Secure, According to Former Safety Chief
50 of Twitter’s top 100 advertisers have jumped ship, as concerns over the app's safety mount.
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Tech Companies Cutting Budgets Must Boost Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity spending is expected to increase in the next year by 10% to 15% and your business should follow suit.
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Study: Women Want to Work From Home More Than Men Do
A new study found that when asked about the importance of remote work, women were notably more vocal than men.
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Snap Follows Twitter and Demands Staff Return to the Office
Snap employees will need to be in the office four days a week starting in February of next year.
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TikTok Hopes Startups Can Breathe Life Into Its Shopping Struggles
Social commerce is a hugely lucrative industry in Asia but hasn't taken off in the US and Europe, despite Big Tech's efforts.
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5.4 Million Twitter Users’ Info Now Available Online for Free
When first listed, the seller demanded $30,000 for the data - but now, it's being shared openly on hacking forums.
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Twitter to Unban Racists, Homophobes and Covid Deniers Under Musk
Musk has also ditched his moderation committee plans, stating that social activist and political groups broke their deal.
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Mis-Price ‘Freebie Bots’ Cost Millions for Retailers on Black Friday
Bots are taking advantage of retailer errors, causing chaos and costing online stores big, while shoppers miss out too.
