Aparna Bawa says that she and fellow Zoom executives were so busy earlier this year that they had to take turns to go to bed. “Our CMO [chief marketing officer] and I… I remember back in April we would take
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The next normal is about managing remote, autonomous, distributed and digitally enabled workforce
The future company is relatively flat, comprising a number of distributed, autonomous resources, human, digital and hybrid, that are guided by an explicit orchestration function. To achieve this model, integration of applications and resources will be a key requirement. Salesforce research shows
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Inventors design high-tech helmets for Covid protection
For the past two months inventor Yezin Al-Qaysi has been riding the Toronto subway in Canada wearing a huge black “mad helmet”. The hazmat (hazardous materials) helmet completely encloses his head and upper torso, and has a visor that extends
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Best true wireless earbuds for 2020: Apple AirPods, Bose QuietComfort Earbuds and more
True wireless earbuds are all the rage. Here are the top wire-free models you can buy right now. When you’re looking for the best true wireless earbuds, your choices don’t stop at the category’s bestseller: Apple’s AirPods. Several competitors now offer better
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Got a new phone? Don’t forget to transfer your Google Authenticator accounts
If you skip this step on your iPhone or Android phone, you could end up locked out of all your accounts. When you get a new phone, be it the brand new iPhone 12, a Galaxy S20 FE or any one of our other
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Google hit by landmark competition lawsuit in US over search
The US government has filed charges against Google, accusing the company of violating competition law to preserve its monopoly over internet searches and online advertising. The lawsuit marks the biggest challenge brought by US regulators against a major tech company
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Report: Despite more cyberthreats during COVID-19, most businesses are confident about cybersecurity
Remote working and phishing attacks spiked during the coronavirus pandemic, but organizations believe they’re on track with their cybersecurity plans, according to a new report from CompTIA. Seventy percent of major organizations were strategizing to pour more money into cybersecurity
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Google gives app makers a year to comply with its Play Store billing policy
The change comes as Google faces intense scrutiny from app developers. Google on Monday said it’s clarifying its policies for app makers on its Play Store marketplace, telling developers they have up to a year to get in compliance with
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Dark Overlord hacker pleads guilty
A Northamptonshire man who was a member of a hacking group which stole hospital patients’ records and Netflix shows has been sentenced to five years in prison in the US. The Dark Overlord (TDO) hacking group stole data from a
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Farewell Flash Player: Microsoft tells businesses to get ready for the end of support
From January 2021, Flash will be disabled by default in IE 11 and Microsoft Edge browser. The end of Adobe Flash Player is nigh: Microsoft has reaffirmed its phase-out plan for one of the internet’s most successful – yet technically
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