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Microsoft acquires student-tutor collaboration platform TakeLessons
Microsoft has purchased TakeLessons, which offers a platform to connect students and tutors.
What is a business line of credit and how does it work?
A business line of credit is a flexible type of loan. Having one can ease cash flow issues since the funds are there when you need them.
TCL puts a hold on Project Chicago, its Samsung Flip alternative
While Samsung leads the charge in the foldable space, TCL is making strides to offer affordable alternatives for consumers. It made the business decision to hold off on a 2021 release for several reasons, but its prototype looks compelling.
The new demand for creativity with AI
Technology has a significant role in helping firms unleash creativity to differentiate themselves as future fit organizations. AI is a perfect example.
Dragonfly brain circuits could help create superchips
Dr. Frances Chance, scientist at Sandia National Laboratories, explains to Tonya Hall why insect brains could hold the key to smarter computers.
Get your smartphone and PC working together seamlessly
With Dell Mobile Connect, your iPhone and Android devices can work smoothly with your PCs and take productivity to the next level.
Turbocharge your IT career with this cybersecurity training that is on sale for just $30
You don't need much more than a couple of years of IT experience to start specializing in the elite cybersecurity field. All you need is the right training, so get it now while it's convenient and affordable.
Healthcare orgs in California, Arizona send out breach letters for nearly 150 000 after SSNs accessed during ransomware attacks
LifeLong Medical Care and Queen Creek Medical Center were both hit with ransomware attacks over the past year.
Gmail, Meet, Drive and Docs on Android are getting a Material You makeover
Android users should notice a new look for Google's core productivity apps, including Gmail, Meet, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
Twitter algorithmic bias bounty challenge unveils age, language and skin tone issues
The social media giant would not say if another algorithmic bias bounty challenge will be held.
Microsoft is introducing a Teams feature that may cause a lot of cursing
You can understand the thinking behind this. You can also understand that some people really won't like it. Some of those people will be libertarians.
