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APAC consumers believe onus on businesses, governments to safeguard their data
Almost 70% of consumers in Asia-Pacific will give up their privacy for better user experience, but just 25% feel they're responsible for protecting their own data, with the rest of pushing this role to governments and organisations.
Hybrid survival: Tips on how to manage our gradual return to the office
After several months working from home, some staff are likely to start coming back to the office in the next weeks. Here are some top tips to manage the change.
Cybersecurity: These two basic flaws make it easy for hackers to break into you systems
Penetration testers share common security failings that leave companies vulnerable to attack.
Back to school: Great headphones, earbuds, and speakers for students
Best audio products for back-to-school audiophiles.
In light of Apple Silicon, should you buy the new Intel-based 2020 27-inch iMac?
It's a conundrum that dates back to the earliest days of computers. Do you buy the computer that's available today, or hold out for the promised wonderment of the future?
COVID-19 makes people spend more on pets' health (but not in New York)
A software company studied how the coronavirus has affected spending on pets' wellbeing. There are big regional differences.
Best Amazon tablets in 2020: It's all about playing with Fire
Looking for a tablet that does everything you'd expect it to, but at a fraction of the cost of an iPad? Amazon has what you want.
Understanding location-based entertainment
Tonya Hall talks with Joanna Popper, global head of virtual reality for location based entertainment at HP, to learn more about location-based entertainment, including the importance of understanding your consumers' demographic and interests.
Adobe makes CDP data governance tools generally available
As organizations reconsider their data strategy in response to factors like COVID-19 and new regulations, data governance is top of mind for marketers, Adobe says
Digital divide, homework gaps mar move to online learning, engagement, says Quizlet report
Across its top 50 markets, Quizlet saw a 200% to 400% increase in students and teachers signing up for the platform. The company also saw gaps in online education based on income levels
