Watson can kick butt on Jeopardy. But will it unlock the mystical secrets of Madison Avenue? Advertising as a sector is notorious for major paradigm shifts. That’s because the shell game of grabbing consumers’ attention never stops, and as programmatic
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Microsoft to replace its many mail variants with ‘One Outlook’
Microsoft looks to be finally moving to a true, single Outlook client, but it may not be available as part of Windows 10 until 2022, according to a new report. Microsoft is working on a single version of Outlook that
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In 2020, Apple redesigned the parts of iPhones and Macs you can’t see
In a year like no other, Apple announced big revamps under the hood. If you look at Apple’s new lineup of iPhones and Macs, you’ll probably struggle to see the difference from last year’s models. They’re roughly the same size and shape. This year’s iPhone
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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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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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Election 2020: Facebook, Twitter and YouTube wrestle with misinformation
The social media sites have their hands full as the count continues. Facebook, Twitter and YouTube continue to battle misinformation on their services as vote counts proceed in a tight and bitterly contested presidential election. Among the challenges the social networks have faced: fake
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Windows 10: Try these 3 new features now, here’s how
The Windows 10 October 2020 Update brings some new tricks for your browser, Start menu and more. The Windows 10 ($158 at Amazon) October 2020 Update has finally arrived, and will be slowly rolling out to desktops, laptops and two-in-ones over the coming weeks. Once you’ve
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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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Working from home is now widely viewed as a positive
For many employees, this could be permanent, causing them to reconsider where they live, Netskope’s future of work survey reveals. By now, people have learned to adjust to working from home, and a newly released Future of Work survey reveals
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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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