The update is expected to arrive sometime this month and will improve functionality on iPad and iPhone devices.
The open-source password manager will now let users log in with nothing more than a smartphone and the service's mobile app.
1Password's "sign-in with" tool will save your credentials for third-party login services like Google and Facebook.
Don't fall for free apps with names like "Volume," "Music Equalizer," or "Bluetooth device auto connect."
Close to 9/10 Americans will take advantage of flexible working arrangements if their workplace offers it.
What permanent changes will a full year of dramatic global upheavals bring? Here's what the tech industry sees coming.
The term refers to people indulging in the slovenly behaviors we're taught to keep off our carefully curated social feeds.
Reports suggest that Amazon may be about to lay off twice as many employees as originally reported in mid-November.
The average worker's relationship with their email inbox is not a happy one - but its unlikely email will die anytime soon.
The news comes just weeks after Twitter announced a 90% cut in workforce in the same region. Is Big Tech leaving India?
Participating companies in the US, UK, and CA all reported a massive boost in performance, productivity and revenue.
Hive is dealing with serious security vulnerabilities. Is it still a good replacement for those leaving Twitter?
80% lack a vulnerability management solution, while 79% lack a comprehensive multi-factor authentication system.
50 of Twitter’s top 100 advertisers have jumped ship, as concerns over the app's safety mount.
Cybersecurity spending is expected to increase in the next year by 10% to 15% and your business should follow suit.
A new study found that when asked about the importance of remote work, women were notably more vocal than men.
Snap employees will need to be in the office four days a week starting in February of next year.
Social commerce is a hugely lucrative industry in Asia but hasn't taken off in the US and Europe, despite Big Tech's efforts.
When first listed, the seller demanded $30,000 for the data - but now, it's being shared openly on hacking forums.
Musk has also ditched his moderation committee plans, stating that social activist and political groups broke their deal.
Bots are taking advantage of retailer errors, causing chaos and costing online stores big, while shoppers miss out too.