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The 5 best screen recording apps: Software that makes capturing easy
What is the best screen recording software? Camtasia is ZDNet's top choice. We looked at tools, editing, sharing, compatibility, and cost to come up with the five best apps. Spare the stress and remember those important details with these screen recording options.
Microsoft goes public with planned changes to undo restrictive cloud licensing policies in Europe
Microsoft is undoing in Europe some of the restrictive cloud-licensing policies it first announced in 2019, which made running its software more expensive on its competitors' clouds.
Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro hands-on: Sapphire-made fitness wearables you can swim with
The new Huawei Watch GT 3 Pro is the latest luxury wearable for fitness- and health-minded consumers. Here's our first look.
Take a look at Google's new giant 'human-centered' campus
Google opens its new sustainably designed campus for 4,000 staff.
Google: These 'curated' open-source packages will improve software supply chain security
The Assured Open Source Software service provides Google Cloud customers with the same open-source packages that Google uses itself.
Malware is targeting crypto wallets, says Microsoft: Here's how to protect yourself better
Microsoft explains how to protect your internet-connected cryptocurrency wallet.
The 5 best meditation apps: Make time for zen
What is the best meditation app? ZDNet chose Simple Habit. We compared factors like pricing, reviews, features, and the levels of meditation each app offers. Whether you're looking to learn to meditate or make it a daily practice, these are the top meditation apps.
Six ways to stay productive when working remote
From establishing a routine to defining the rules of engagement and onto taking time out during your day, here's how to keep productivity high when you're working from home.
FBI and NSA say: Stop doing these 10 things that let the hackers in
Enable multi-factor authentication, patch your software, and deploy a VPN, but configure them securely, the US government and allies warn.
Wizard Spider hackers hire cold callers to scare ransomware victims into paying up
Researchers believe the group has millions of dollars in assets.
