Right to Repair Issue Affects U.S. Military
With many organizations not allowing customers to repair technology they purchased, people are finding it more difficult to take care of their items – including the U.S. military.
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Google Makes Android Messages More Secure
Google has updated its Messages app to make it more like iMessage on iOS, but has also made messaging on Android more secure. Along with its Rich Communication Services that brought the ability to chat over Wi-Fi or mobile data, read receipts and better group chat capabilities, Google has rolled out two new features to […]
Ransomware Attackers Now Publishing Stolen Data
As if holding your data hostage for large sums of money wasn’t bad enough, cybercriminals are now starting to publish data stolen from those victims who don’t pay up after ransomware attacks. According to internet security journalist Brian Krebs, several well-known hacker groups have signaled that they plan to start publishing the kidnapped data on […]
When Should You Install a VoIP System for Your Business?
If you’re reading this article, then you’ve been toying with VoIP for a while. When is the right time to install a VoIP phone system for your business? This is an important question to answer. In the following paragraphs, we’ll look at why VoIP is becoming increasingly popular with business owners, and how and when […]
Amazon in Hot Water for Unsafe Working Conditions
Amazon is reportedly an unsafe place to work, minimizing injuries and downplaying liabilities while refusing to keep data about work safety.
Red Hat OpenShift Wins 2019 Ford IT Innovation Award
Red Hat, Inc., the provider of open source solutions, announced that Red Hat OpenShift was awarded the 2019 Ford IT Innovation award. The award showcases Ford’s technology partners that have helped it launch new capabilities and services or enhance existing operations. More from the press release: Pursuing leadership positions in electrification, autonomous vehicles and mobility […]
LogMeIn To Be Acquired By Private Equity for $4.3B
Cloud-based connectivity firm LogMeIn has agreed to be acquired by a group of tech-focused private equity firm in an all-cash transaction valued at $4.3 billion. The Boston-based company is now part of Francisco Partners and Evergreen Coast Capital — private equity firms that led the transaction that is expected to close in the middle of […]
A Bug In A New Google Chrome Update Could Cause Your Data To Be Lost
If you’re a Chrome user has have updated to Chrome 79, there are a few things you might want to know regarding a newly-discovered Google Chrome bug and the threat of data loss. That’s especially true if you’re using an Android platform, according to Forbes. The publication, citing other tech websites, said Chrome 79 has […]
The Worst Cyber Attacks of 2019: Biggest Breaches & Expensive Consequences
Hackers kept many of the world’s largest corporations on their toes this year. We’re going back through our weekly “Who Got Hacked” features and realizing something very disturbing: the worst cyber attacks in 2019 could have been avoided if everyone in those victim organizations had been on the same page. The series of errors which […]
Tech Companies Should Care About the Friction Between Google and Its Employees
Google employees are unhappy with how the company treats them – other tech companies are facing similar situations, too.
