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Jump-start your data science career by learning Python, MATLAB and more

This seven-course training will show you what it takes to perform data analysis and visualization in order to help kick-start your lucrative career as a data scientist. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3cpBxAr

macOS Terminal commands every Mac user should know

These are the basic macOS Terminal commands to know for updating a Mac, forcing an unresponsive Mac to shut down, finding the differences between files easily and much more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wOjf3A

What to do if you find a lost AirTag

If you find an Apple AirTag that belongs to someone else, learn how to help reunite the lost items with their owner using an iOS or Android device--or, how to prevent the device from tracking you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3i80zro

Smart contracts might be blockchain's killer app

Blockchain-based smart contracts can streamline routine business transactions. Find out how cryptocurrency factors into smart contracts. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2TrJVsh

Friends: The Reunion Review: A Nostalgic Treat Down Memory Lane for Hardcore Fans

The unscripted Friends: The Reunion special is all about reliving the most beloved show in the world through the eyes and words of the cast who brought it on screen. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3fXxmfX

Intel announces two new processors and 5G for PCs

Company says new products will make thin-and-light laptops even better. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fZgh59

Ready to dive into DevOps? Master Docker, Git and more with these online training courses

If you want a career in DevOps, this five-course online training is worth checking out. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34pM2zh

Why cloud governance needs to be an open source affair

Commentary: Cloud governance tools written for one cloud are useful... for that cloud. Cloud Custodian's open source approach may offer a better way. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uwsxQb

How AI innovation is improving agricultural efficiency

Commentary: Agricultural innovation is accelerating thanks to AI. Will it be enough? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vw9aI1

Docker expands its trusted container offerings

We all use container-based images to build applications, but can you trust them? Docker's expansion of its trusted content offering, the Docker Verified Publisher Program, will make it easier. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SGI8PW

Microsoft touts biggest change to Outlook since 1997 with shared calendar improvements

The latest version of Outlook for Windows beefs up the speed and reliability of changes made to shared calendars. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34pqOS3

Consortium launches Patterns Initiative to speed innovation and problem solving

The effort will crowdsource and codify knowledge to make designing products and systems easier, better and faster. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3i18Zkb

A boom in crypto media companies

The growth reflects the increasing interest in cryptocurrencies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yLX6o7

Apple's WWDC 2021 is June 7-11: How to watch and what developers can expect

Apple's annual developer conference will be virtual this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out how you can watch WWDC21 live, and what Apple is expected to announce. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3i2kmZ8

SolarWinds hackers resurface to attack government agencies and think tanks

Operating in Russia, the Nobelium cybercrime group has targeted 3,000 email accounts across more than 150 organizations, says Microsoft. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34oJYaA

The best luggage for business trips as offices reopen and travel picks up

From battery-packed units to refresh smart devices to nimble, lightweight bags, these five products are made for modern business travelers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yN2rvy

Top 3 trends in flash storage

IoT installations, edge computing and connected cars are driving demand for flexible and capable storage solutions. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34pQQV0

Strategies for improving enterprise network management and security

Hire the right people, remember every essential step, and put the right security policies in place with these downloadable guides. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RLhVj6

Global chip shortage: Where to buy used laptops and other office tech online

New tech gadgets are in high demand and limited supply as consumers and companies alike vie for a slice of the silicone pie. These 5 sites can help fill the gap. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vzspR5

Can't achieve the right work-life balance? This may be where you are going wrong

We're carrying our work inboxes around in our pockets, and we can't stop checking them. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2R0zjQh

AI is having a big impact, but not how you think

Commentary: AI is slowly, incrementally changing the world in ways that might not be obvious to the casual onlooker. Learn about startups that use AI to reduce food waste, improve education and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yLYmaG

Debunking infosec purity and other security myths in the wake of recent attacks

The security team at Forrester busts a number of security myths. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wED2lG

How to combat misinformation around 5G

How a robust 5G infrastructure can solve some of America's biggest problems and (hopefully) convince the world that 5G is safe. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3stADZ4

Experts: Florida's new social media law is "dumb, unconstitutional and unAmerican" and won't last

Florida plans fines of up to $250,000 per day for social media companies that ban candidates for public office from online platforms. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SyNXP8

Employee learning is changing in these major ways according to Salesforce Trailhead GM

No one wants to sit through all-day training sessions, says GM of Salesforce Trailhead. Covid-19 and the rise of remote work have changed how and what workers want to learn. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QVVib2

How to enable SSH 2FA on AlmaLinux for more secure logins

If you've started rolling out AlmaLinux to your data centers, you should enable 2FA for SSH authentication. Jack Wallen shows you how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oWfYMB

Homeland Security unveils new cybersecurity requirements for pipeline operators

Owners and operators will have to identify any gaps in their security and report new incidents to key federal agencies because of the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SCTeW8

Scripps Health still grappling with impact of May 1 ransomware attack

The hospital chain has been forced to reschedule operations and is working to bring its electronic health record systems back online. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fJCX9C

The global chip shortage: What caused it, how long will it last?

Analysts offer observations on why it happened, the industries that will and won't be prioritized and what to expect in the short term. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wGsItl

Tech industry rookies are increasingly looking for remote jobs, Indeed finds

Searches for remote jobs have tripled among people with less than two years of experience in 2021. Luckily for them, remote job postings have doubled in the past year and continue to rise. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yKO6Qj

Global chip shortage: How a Senate bill could revive manufacturing and R&D in the US

Lawmakers need to think long term and spend money to support better training as well as build out a semiconductor ecosystem, analysts said. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oTZe8O

Google Photos storage deadline is coming up fast. Are you ready?

Google Photos is a popular option for people looking to back up their camera roll and more. Here's what the looming storage policy update means for new and existing uploads. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Swkd5t

Relativity acquires Text IQ to bring unstructured data analytics to its compliance products

Text IQ's machine learning capabilities help businesses identify latent risk hidden in unstructured data and can reduce privilege document review time and cost by up to 75%, the companies said. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uqfLCz

13 tech job sites make it easy to find a new job whether you want to work from home or not

Jump start your search for a new position with sites ranging from Dice and Indeed to Linked In and Data Jobs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hZ1pqm

How to achieve persistent SSH connections with the open source MOSH

MOSH makes it possible for SSH connection to persist, even as you roam from one network to another. Jack Wallen shows you how to install and use this handy tool. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QYd8dF

Raspberry Pi: After launching five devices in less than a year, here's what they're doing next

Raspberry Pi released everything from cameras to computers in 2020, even as COVID-19 squeezed supply chains and demand for its hardware skyrocketed. Time for a break? Not quite. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ROBJ4Z

A better future of work is coming, but only if we make the right choices now

Hybrid working isn't just about the office or the tech. As organizations prepare their plans for the future of work, they also need to rethink the employee experience. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fouSbh

Try these remote work "life hacks" to boost focus, ergonomics and well-being

From virtual networking opportunities to strategies focused on fostering a healthier work-life balance, these remote work tips could optimize your virtual routine. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RHg5Qf

A Quiet Place Part II Review: A Thrilling Sequel You Must See in Theaters

The Abbott family leaves their farm for help, but find more trouble in the outside world, with John Krasinski returning to direct his real-life wife Emily Blunt. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/34kvZ5L

Is it really the Wild West in cybercrime? Why we need to re-examine our approach to ransomware

Recent ransomware attacks indicate that the current model of cybersecurity isn't working. It's time for a wholesale rethink. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vqoq9v

83 Excel tips every user should master

Whether you are a Microsoft Excel beginner or an advanced user, you'll benefit from these step-by-step tutorials. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2NlSUWY

Health tech scores big at Microsoft Imagine World Cup 2021

More than 2 million students compete for Microsoft's Imagine World Cup each year. Find out who took top honors in this year's competition. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RGrY96

How to use VBA procedures for quick access to readability statistics in Word

If you need to frequently refer to readability statistics in Microsoft Word, but you dread running through spell check unnecessarily, these macros are for you! from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QSAUri

5 scriptwriting apps that work on a Chromebook

As more companies create scripted video than ever before, these apps let you write, collaborate on and export your script to Final Draft, Fountain and other formats on a Chromebook. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fQEKcO

Top 5 things to know about government digital coins

With cryptocurrencies gaining traction, it should come as no surprise that governments are beginning to use them as well. Tom Merritt lists five facts about government digital coins. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RHoeUO

Skilled-labor shortage could slow growth rates of larger tech companies

Expert says national initiative is needed to encourage STEM education, and we should incorporate technology into kids' lives at a young age, prepping them for careers in technology. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fkS9uW

How to collaborate with Apple Pages via iCloud

If you'd prefer to handle your document collaboration from macOS, Jack Wallen shows you how to do so with Pages and iCloud. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oSn7NU

SD-WAN may be the future of the hybrid workplace, study suggests

92% of IT decision-makers polled by Masergy and Altman Solon say they plan to adopt SD-WAN by 2026, and more than half plan to use a hybrid public/private model. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uuBgCs

Driving modern tech in a post-pandemic world

IT leaders discuss lessons learned and upcoming projects during a webinar Wednesday sponsored by Dell Technologies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yAFWKh

Pop!_OS 21.04 takes a decidedly different approach to the open source GNOME desktop

Jack Wallen kicks the tires of the beta release of Pop!_OS 21.04 and concludes System76 might be about to unleash the smartest, best take on GNOME to date. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fPrght

Smartphone shipment growth to hit highest level since 2015

Citing demand for 5G phones as well as midrange and low-end 4G phones, IDC now expects smartphone shipments to grow by 7.7% in 2021. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vqxGu3

CIOs: Are you a pilot, co-pilot or engineer?

A study by global professional services firm Genpact finds most CIO organizations are not fully prepared for the next major business disruption. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34mbwxb

Global chip shortage: The logjam is holding up more than laptops and cars and could spoil the holidays

"The semiconductor shortage will impact almost everything with a plug or a battery," said one analyst. Cross-industry chip competition could complicate things. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bT6I6G

Cruella Review: Emma Stone & Emma Thompson Dazzle in Disney's The Devil Wears Prada

A skunk-haired orphan battles a wicked fashion designer in Cruella, a live-action prequel to 101 Dalmatians. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3us6Y30

Report: LGBTQ are less happy at work than colleagues

The job search engine Glassdoor unveiled a report showing that LGBTQ+ are less satisfied at work, giving their companies lower ratings. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34iMbUT

Developers explain what makes them most productive - and what can totally ruin their day

Any more than two meetings per day is enough to make your developers a bunch of unhappy campers, so says new research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oQ16PO

How to use the PayPal Pay in 4 microloan program

There's no need to wait to make essential tech purchases with PayPal's four payment microloan program. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3voy4cu

Programming languages: Python's growth is "absolutely explosive," says Anaconda CEO, and not slowing down

Commentary: The Python programming language keeps overcoming challenges to its growth. Here's why you should expect that to continue. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vliONP

Microsoft Build 2021 kicks off with "next generation of Windows" tease

Satya Nadella's keynote centered the speed of digital transformation and the role of developers in the process, but he also dropped a hint about the biggest update to Windows "in over a decade." from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fJFlx8

Lunar eclipse trifecta: How to see this week's super flower blood moon

A full moon, a total lunar eclipse and a supermoon will occur on May 26, creating a stunning effect in the night sky. Here's where and how to see these celestial events. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34nw0pf

5 reasons organizations should be using enterprise business planning

CFOs who lead transformation efforts need to build resilient, long-term strategies, and EBP unites different functions to help make better decisions, according to Deloitte. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34kduON

Expert: Biden's executive order on cybersecurity is a good start toward protecting organizations

Cybersecurity expert says it all starts with process. The regulations will make it easier for companies to report breaches. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wxqInf

Microsoft Teams Speed Dial feature aims to bring "one tap dialing" to mobile devices

The "one tap dialing" feature could make connecting with regular contacts even snappier. But when will the product hit mobile devices? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wy1FR7

AI gaining traction in the workplace

U.S. businesses investing in artificial intelligence this year to improve efficiency and save money. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RCcwL9

The Great Resignation of 2021: Are 30% of workers really going to quit?

There is a pent-up demand for change among workers and managers need to spell out flexible work options ASAP, experts say. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bU0SSv

How to transfer files between Android and Linux with Warpinator

If you're trying to find an easy way to transfer files between Android and Linux, Jack Wallen has the answer in Warpinator. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bS4pRA

Software QA testing: Secrets from a veteran QA engineer

Automation is changing quality assurance testing, and QA professionals must adapt or lose relevance. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uqTftu

How to easily deploy eGroupware as a virtual machine

Jack Wallen walks you through the simplest way to deploy the eGroupware platform, so your small business can enjoy a powerful, in-house groupware suite. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fgoYcq

Shift left security is helpful, but one expert says it's not enough

It's critical to plug cybersecurity vulnerabilities before bad guys get wind of them. To make that happen, businesses should encourage security and developer teams to collaborate, says an expert. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vmiRJc

Real estate tech takes on the housing boom in this seller's market

What to do look for in those MLS, Zillow, Redfin and Realtor.com listings to get the most bang for buyer bucks and smoke the competition. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wuJAU0

What are the ingredients of digital transformation success?

They include working with trusted partners, a commitment to continuous improvement, prioritizing the business and a dedicated budget, according to a Forrester/ThoughtWorks study. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3umsoi1

How to use VBA procedures to generate a list of sheet names in an Excel workbook

Use one or both of these simple Microsoft Excel macros to list all the sheets in an Excel workbook. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yEJ1J2

These new Microsoft tools make it much easier to manage Windows 10 PCs

The combination of the Microsoft Graph and Windows Update for Business gives IT managers granular control over updates to users' devices -- on-site and at home. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34fpD7z

Microsoft: This clever open-source technique helps to protect your privacy

Adding statistical noise to a data set can guarantee that there are no accidental information leaks. It's a difficult task, made easier by the open-source SmartNoise framework. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RHWjUs

Biden executive order bets big on zero trust for the future of US cybersecurity

The United States federal government has validated, confirmed, and required zero trust. For the US government and its suppliers, this executive order represents massive change. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Sls4CQ

Mobile app growth climbs 31% in first quarter

Mobile apps installation and usage continue last year's strong growth trends. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fJX4o2

How to use free templates in Windows 10 Power Automate

Power Automate makes low-code programming in Windows 10 easy. But using its free templates makes it even simpler. Here's how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RHBokw

The Colonial Pipeline cyberattack is a (another) call for zero trust and resilience in industrial companies

The incidents of the past month have confirmed the lack of cyber resilience in many industrial companies and is another reminder of the benefits of zero trust in mitigating the effects of ransomware. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vhHiHv

Graduation guide: Top gift ideas for high school and college grads

Graduations are taking place worldwide, and whether your favorite grad is ready to chill for the summer, or add on a few extra classes, this curated list includes something for their next stage in life. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SoGd1Y

How to sync all your browser bookmarks with xBrowserSync

Here's how to use the free XBrowserSync tool to keep all your bookmarks synchronized and your internet life simplified. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hMoi00

Employers are watching remote workers and they're monitoring these activities

While many employers are tapping technologies to monitor workflows, a new report highlights potential drawbacks and even resentment among surveilled employees. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wwdlE4

How to disable the Linux login banner

Looking to eke out as much security as you can from your Linux servers? Jack Wallen shows you how you can limit the information would-be ne'er-do-wells get by disabling the login banner. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ueMB9y

How to make attaching files in Gmail considerably easier

If you're a Gmail power user, you might want to enable a handy file attachment experiment that will make your daily email usage a bit more efficient. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wvMCqY

Heads up, CEOs: Hot tech M&A market expected to soar through 2022

Here are tactics Gartner suggests to adjust to changing market conditions and to keep a step ahead of the competition. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bMrHYH

Programming languages: Why Python 4.0 might never arrive, according to its creator

In a Q&A, Python programming language creator van Rossum said it was "almost taboo to talk about a Python 4 in a serious sense" following the troubled migration from Python 2.0 to Python 3.0. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vhzDJo

How to create a numbered list without the hanging indent in Word

When you need a numbered list without a hanging indent in Microsoft Word, create a custom list style instead of modifying a built-in one. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Th5N9N

FBI warns of Conti ransomware attacks against healthcare organizations

The attacks have targeted US healthcare and first responder networks with ransom demands as high as $25 million, says the FBI. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wy0mkX

Apple's WWDC 2021: The top 3 announcements business users want to hear

A tech expert shares his Apple WWDC 2021 predictions and wish list items, which includes iOS 15 and one potential surprise. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Si6BL4

Corporate offices need to change in one major way says ServiceNow CEO

Companies need to radically change how they think about corporate office space or they risk alienating their workers and customers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fJ9xZ1

Bitcoin "incentivizes renewable energy" says Twitter's Dorsey. Is he right?

Commentary: Critics have long chastised cryptocurrencies for inordinate waste. Jack Dorsey makes the argument that, in fact, Bitcoin could drive renewable energy. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/34kG6HP

No coding necessary: You don't need to be a developer to get one of these cool tech jobs

The Project Management Institute predicts there will be 22 million new project management jobs over the next five years and the need for technical writers is growing also. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bMKQKd

Behind the scenes: A day in the life of an IT project manager

Project managing requires organization, tech knowledge, and most of all, communication. Here's how one veteran gets the job done. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vgyGBe

Postgres is hot, but developers haven't lost their love for MySQL. Here's why

Commentary: MySQL isn't the cool kid on the database block anymore, but developers keep using it anyway. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wsNGvE

Developer burnout: How managers can recognize and prevent it

Mental Health Awareness Month is a good reminder for managers to check in with their software developers and address their mental, emotional and physical needs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u73rH5

Business leaders: 5 steps to improve change management during uncertainty

Managing change in companies is focused on people, processes and responsiveness, but how can companies improve change management when uncertainty overshadows the day-to-day? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3f8Bevv

Iot, AI, analytics and telematics can help small businesses improve their efficiency and bottom line

While many small companies might think they can't afford these technologies in their logistics, that's not the case, even for companies with only a few trucks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bLXucl

Making sense of standards for IT infrastructure and operations

We can't live without standards but there are so many of them it's hard to keep up. Here are some expert tips from a new Forrester guide. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/346d66o

How to migrate from Internet Explorer to Microsoft Edge

Microsoft has announced the end-of-life date for IE, so it's time to think about making the leap to a different browser like Edge, IE's Microsoft-made replacement. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Sj5L0r

"This meeting could have been an email:" People sound off on video calls

Overall 32% of respondents said they find themselves thinking "this meeting could have been an email" most or all of the time, according to a new survey. How can execs improve video calls? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bGSOEv

Bentley's $198,725 Flying Spur sedan is more sustainable due to ESI Group's virtual prototyping process

Engineers test each component in digital form to reduce the car's overall weight and cabin noise before building any physical parts. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fvqW7C

From hiring to after-hours staffing: How to build a strong help desk team

These TechRepublic Premium resources will help you hire the right people and keep them engaged as part of a user support team. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fvqRRm

How to fill text with a picture in Word

Using this simple technique for filling text with an image, you can create unique textual designs in Microsoft Word. Here's how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QJMGo0

7 trends in selling and buying from LinkedIn

Virtual selling tops the company's fifth State of Sales report, which it says will shape the future of sales. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fa9iHH

Carnegie Mellon University to build robotics and manufacturing centers at defunct steel mill

A $150 million grant from the R.K. Mellon Foundation will help build the new spaces envisioned as partnering with the local community to spur economic revitalization. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u3Ec8B

Returning to work: Executives discuss office reentry plans, challenges and the future

More than one year into remote work, a recent report found that many companies don't even have a reentry plan. But even with the best-laid plans will employees want to return? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2T8W59r

Verizon's new 5G Ultra Wideband is giving hockey fans a window into action on the ice

In a new partnership with the NHL, Verizon's 5G and mobile edge computing are teaming up to deliver fans an AR experience, the company announced Thursday. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hE9ArU

Basketball fans can get closer to the action with Verizon's new 5G immersion experience

15 NBA teams will begin harnessing 5G Ultra Wideband tech to enhance the games, delivering stats and real-time info directly to fans, the company announced Thursday. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RAROLu

Report: Low-code tech is the future for businesses and entrepreneurs

New low-code and no-code technologies make it easier to design and develop applications, Creatio says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fAs8Xj

The first SUSE version of Rancher Kubernetes is on its way

SUSE is letting the tech world know that it means to be taken seriously as a Kubernetes distro power with its Rancher 2.6 release. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bIg7Oz

The way we teach coding is all wrong. Here's how it needs to change

Becoming a software developer is hard. And even worse, aspiring coders aren't necessarily being taught the skills that employers value and expect, says one CTO. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fBkThR

Qualcomm expects new 315 5G IoT modem to make it easy and cheap for factories to go wireless

The chip supports 5G standalone architecture and is pin-to-pin compatible with existing LTE modules. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SeFAIg

Google I/O 2021: The coolest tech announced at the developer conference

TechRepublic writers discuss the most interesting developer news announced at Google I/O, including Android 12, Firebase, Google Workspace updates, Flutter 2.2, Vertex AI and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3c0iuwn

Tech leaders: Prepare your organization for a new power grid

How we deliver and consume electricity is changing, and many of the changes are being driven by power-hungry technology companies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SdijGE

How your personal data may be exposed by misconfigured mobile apps

App developers are failing to properly set up and secure access to third-party services, putting user data at risk, says Check Point Research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u0qKTb

The no-code movement is in the early stages but will bring exciting new possibilities, expert says

The future is full of innovation potential with no-code and low-code systems. It will help developers as well as citizen developers who don't know any programming languages. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hBMi5Y

The 3 elements of a sound threat intelligence program

Because every organization has different security needs and requirements, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bJGeVj

How to set up and use Microsoft OneDrive on a Mac

Learn how you can fully use OneDrive on a Mac, just as you can in Windows. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3v6RqTy

Cloud storage is a great tool, but it can spin IT budgets out of control

Organizations need to be mindful of how much space they use in the cloud because an employee could easily run up a bill with just one data-heavy project. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u6waMc

Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies: Where they are legal and where they are not

As Bitcoin and others have been gaining acceptance, more countries are allowing them, but expect to see increased regulation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3f6oTaU

How to gain added security in Firefox with the site isolation feature, Fission

Firefox developers understand web browser security is at a premium, so they've started rolling out a new site isolation feature. Jack Wallen shows you how to enable Fission. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ypgZBl

How to quickly deploy the OpenProject platform as a Docker container

Jack Wallen shows you how to effortlessly deploy the powerful project management platform, OpenProject, as a Docker container. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hHljpq

How to reduce data usage in Google Meet

The following steps can minimize the bandwidth impact of video meetings and stay under ISP data caps. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wnUGKC

Email is stressing people out and keeping people up at night, according to a new survey

Turns out, people check their inbox more than a dozen times per day and some people are even losing sleep over emails, but few would classify their habits as an addiction. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oFKlXB

How to control a hyperlink's appearance in Microsoft Word

Everyone knows what underlined blue text means—a hyperlink! Learn how to change a hyperlink's appearance in Word when you don't want that familiar look. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bGFobD

2022 tech conferences and events to add to your calendar

If you missed in-person events in 2020 and 2021, then 2022 is sure to be the year you've been waiting for as the tech world gets back to normal. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bs3fMf

Vishing attacks spoof Amazon to try to steal your credit card information

The attacks used fake order receipts and phone numbers in an attempt to steal credit card details from unsuspecting victims, says Armorblox. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RxZuOC

The Dry Review: A Meticulously Crafted Slow Burn Murder Mystery

A federal agent (Eric Bana) investigates a series of murders in a drought-stricken Australian town in The Dry. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/2Rs9FnY

California EV deal could pave way for a "Strategic Electric Reserve" and grid security

The Golden State has ordered 52 solar-powered electric vehicle charging units that can support first responders during emergencies, power state fleets and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hCBtk4

Microsoft Azure: This new tool makes it easier to manage virtual machines in the cloud

Microsoft's automated system management tools help businesses keep their Azure virtual infrastructures secure. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3frD3m8

As tech workers consider their options, here comes the next big skills crisis

The UK economy is showing early signs of post-pandemic growth, but a boom in job vacancies and a lack of workers with basic digital skills could spell trouble for UK tech. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3v4PB9E

Biden's executive order calls for greater open source security but not how to achieve it

Commentary: It's progress that President Biden's executive order recognizes the need to secure open source software. What it doesn't do is address the best way to accomplish it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yoILOa

Google Assistant: A cheat sheet

This comprehensive guide covers the history behind Google's AI-powered Google Assistant, its features and what it means for the future of Google's business. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2wmy1UC

The global chip shortage isn't going to end soon, says Forrester research director

Surging demand, international tensions and the complicated process of building new chip factories are some of the reasons tech buyers should plan to change tack for the near future. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3e4DQdq

How to add OpenProject integration into Nextcloud

Jack Wallen walks you through the steps of integrating OpenProject notifications into the Nextcloud Dashboard for a quick heads up on your assigned project tasks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oubDQL

How to use SSH keys for passwordless access to hosts

SSH keys can be used in Linux or operating systems that support OpenSSH to facilitate access to other hosts without having to enter a password. Here's how to do it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SUJtCy

Microsoft announces the official end of Internet Explorer

We now have an official date for the death of IE on (most) versions of Windows 10, and its formal replacement by Microsoft's Chromium-based browser, Edge. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2S6KqaL

How to add a timestamp to an Excel record

Like many Excel tasks, there's an easy way and a better way to enter a timestamp for your records. Learn about both in this article. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2S9mJ1e

Get a handle on building WebAssembly microservices with this free Linux Foundation course

Designed for developers who have "a high degree of friction in cloud native application development," the course is currently free for the next seven weeks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u7P5GM

Will Android ever have a perfect phone?

Jack Wallen's answer to the question "Will Android ever have a perfect phone?" might surprise you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ovjQnw

Expert: Sharing intelligence on threats helps everyone fight cyberattacks

When an organization becomes aware of a new attack, spreading the word helps the community get ahead of threats before they get worse. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3v1AkGD

Zoom rolls out all-in-one Events platform

The rebranding reflects a post-pandemic future that will have both physical and virtual gatherings, the company says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Qy6f2v

1Password: Why you want it on Linux and how to install it

Jack Wallen installed 1Password on Linux and found it to be a fantastic solution for password management. Follow his tutorial on how to get this proprietary solution installed on your open source OS. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uWCDux

Qualcomm announces new mobile platform and reference designs to speed up adoption of 5G

The chip maker says the new designs will allow equipment manufacturers to develop one piece of hardware and certify it globally. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3f2EyYM

Rubrik announces security upgrades aimed at alleviating the impact of ransomware attacks

The company unveiled the features at its FORWARD conference, where Snowflake CEO Frank Slootman discussed why it's good to be "anxious and paranoid." from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33XtupI

How to protect your organization and users against malicious emails

Cybercriminals are increasingly using email as an easy and effective way to infect computers with malware and trick potential victims with phishing scams, says Trustwave. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wjw7OE

Cloud collaboration software are the new tools of choice for cybercriminals

As businesses move to the cloud, threat actors have kept pace, which makes their attacks harder to detect and more effective than ever. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wnbPnF

Tech hubs see residential rental rebound, but how long will pricing last?

Turns out, many people are looking for bigger spaces after a year of the home doubling as a remote office, virtual learning center and private quarters. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fwXCh6

Cisco fund and outcomes-as-a-service company help cities build smart infrastructure despite tight budgets

Digital Alpha uses outcomes-based financing to support the build-out of 5G networks and smart cities projects, including one in Erie, PA. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3v3hZsO

How the COVID-19 pandemic made e-commerce boom

Commentary: Will those countries with the most stringent lockdowns fare best in a post-COVID-19 retail recovery? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u2Qr5g

Ransomware attacks are not a matter of if, but when

CISOs from Twitter, United Airlines and a Bain Capital partner discuss how to integrate security into all aspects of an organization at Rubrik's FORWARD conference Tuesday. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3u1wlbF

Microsoft officially puts the kibosh on Windows 10X

Instead, the company says it will integrate key 10X technology into the traditional version of Windows 10 and other products. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yojxQ3

Freelancers in the US earned $234 billion in 2020

Many American workers turned to remote and contract work during the pandemic, and are feeling optimistic about the future of freelancing. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wesppF

The Mustang Mach-E's digital key is the best new car feature in years

Not needing to carry around a car key is surprisingly helpful, and the new Ford setup is trouble-free and well-designed. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3frrJGM

More than 50% of office pros spend more time searching for files than on work

A new survey from Wakefield Research and Elastic reveals the secret struggle of keeping resources and documents organized. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hPcc6v

Google I/O 2021: Firebase hits 3 million apps and introduces new updates including remote config

A new Firebase app distribution, web SDKs, remote configs, analytics for testing an app's stability and a resigned dashboard are all part of the updates introduced at Google I/O. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oEvHA5

Android 12: What is rumored to be coming to Android's next iteration

Anxious about the next iteration of Android? Jack Wallen satisfies your curiosity with a few rumors regarding the upcoming release. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Zphg73

2 ways to enter data quickly in Excel

Use these easy methods to reduce data entry time and errors when customized features aren't available. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3otdo0u

Android 12 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know

Android 12 improves the user experience from Android 11 and adds exciting features to the platform. Here's what developers, businesses and users need to know about Google's Android 12. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wg1xp7

Google I/O 2021: Everything Google is announcing at this year's virtual keynote right now

At the first-ever virtual Google I/O, Alphabet Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai talked about news on Workspace, quantum computing and privacy needs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2S8Gd64

What "peak globalization" means for tech leaders, and how to move forward from here

We may be entering a new era for business and tech leaders where globalization is no longer the ultimate objective. Flexibility will be key for the future. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3opmT0I

Programming languages: How to learn Kotlin with these resources for developers

If you want to learn the Kotlin programming language, check out this list of books, courses, tutorials, videos and websites. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fx53F7

Robin releases data tracking the return to the office by enterprises in the US and worldwide

The RTO push within the US is lagging behind several other countries, the report found, saying the transition could be the "calm before the storm" for many companies if they don't get a grip on matters. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RlhI60

AWS MGN lift-and-shift migration service overview and tips

An AWS principal developer advocate penned a blog post detailing the company's new application migration service, service availability, recommended best practices and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fur2MQ

How to quickly onboard and offboard a fast-growing freelance workforce

American workers are embracing independence in this era of remote work, with freelancers expected to reach 86.5 million by 2027. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Qu9bwV

Cloud services spending jumps to more than $18 billion in US during first quarter

The increase was driven by digital transformation projects, including the restart of projects helped by the economic recovery, says Canalys. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33QFysS

LinkedIn releases its latest entry-level job guide for new grads

In a new study, the platform crunched its data to find the best opportunities available in 2021 for those just entering the job market, as well as provide advice on the most sought-after skills. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3v2ABcu

Private companies believe they are well on their way to greater resilience

The pace of digital transformation "exploded" for 69% of privately-held businesses, a new Deloitte survey finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tWrBUL

DarkSide ransomware group suffers setbacks following Colonial Pipeline attack

But is the cybercrime group down for the count or laying low for now due to outrage over the pipeline attack? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uZMFLw

How to create your first app with the free Windows 10 Power Automate

Windows 10 Power Automate taps into the benefits of low-code programming. Individual users have the power to automate just about everything in a Microsoft environment. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SUKMkV

How to deploy the open source Drupal CMS with Docker

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of deploying Drupal with Docker so you can have a powerful content management system up and running in minutes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oqnbo5

F9 First Reactions Call New Fast & Furious a Chaotic, Action-Packed Slice of Escapism

The first F9 reactions and reviews are now in, so was it worth the wait? from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3osyfRA

The Class of 2021 could transform hiring: Here's what college seniors want from employers

A new report focuses on sentiments among college seniors regarding in-person work, salary expectations, hiring and more as the class of 2021 joins the workforce. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oqMnL2

Would a free Tesla encourage you to get the jab? Employers are pulling out all the stops to promote vaccination

Companies are offering enticing incentives like PTO, cold hard cash and more to boost COVID-19 vaccinations as workforces return to the traditional office. But is it working? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3yh6qAa

The top 10 AI jobs in America

Here are the top postings in artificial intelligence, with 9 out of 10 coming with six-figure salaries, according to Indeed. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fqr8F1

Competition for developers is huge. One change could make them happier in your business

A survey of 15,000 developers finds that software pros want flexibility over how they work. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tY9m12

Surface Laptop 4 showcases Microsoft's new approach to PC security

Microsoft is bringing advanced hardware security to more Surface devices with cloud firmware management to help enterprises deploy new PCs quickly. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2S3RyV0

Getting distracted during video meetings? You're not alone, says Microsoft

A study of Microsoft employees in the US shines a light on what we're really doing when our cameras are switched off during meetings. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bA1vQW

How penetration testing can promote a false sense of security

Penetration testing in and of itself is a good way to test cybersecurity, but only if every nook and cranny of the digital environment is tested; if not, there is no need to test. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3w5cKZI

Microsoft Teams adds personal features to attract home users

The latest version of Teams can put you and other meeting participants in the same virtual environment, let you tap into live emojis and GIFs, and enhance your group chats. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Rt03Jx

Top 5 things to know about Gen Z tech and workspace preferences

A recent Forrester report analyzed four generations in the workplace and examined their technology preferences. Tom Merritt lists five things Generation Z expects from their workplaces. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uWsAWo

3 steps to build a data fabric to integrate all your data tools

Considerable effort has gone into software development practices and how they relate to data, but have we gone far enough in how we think about and use data? Data fabrics can help. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3byuKnc

Apple Card: A cheat sheet

Apple Card is Apple's first entry into the credit card market. Here's what business pros need to know about Apple Card. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2YtWXDI

Intel: Thoughtful security is essential for innovation

Intel execs stressed the importance of secure technologies and solid collaborations to improve product resilience and fuel innovation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ykHIiv

Cybersecurity spending to hit $150 billion this year

The 12% bump in spending will be driven by ongoing demand for remote workers and cloud security, says Gartner. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3v1i3cE

Linux 101: What's a tiling window manager?

If you're looking to up your productivity and efficiency on the Linux desktop, Jack Wallen thinks you might benefit from a tiling window manager. Learn what these types of desktops can do for you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uUAxLJ

Google I/O 2021 on May 18-20 is virtual and free for everyone. Here's how and when to watch it

Google's annual developer's conference this week will include sessions on Android 12, ChromeOS, Firebase, Flutter and TensorFlow. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tRvABX

Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure Micro Data Center R-Series is rolling out in Europe

Organizations can deploy the new IoT-enabled series 20% faster than previous models while saving 40% in field engineering costs, according to the company. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hyNg2D

Apple M1 MacBook Pro is the speed king of my work day, and Intel should be worried

Six months into using his M1-powered MacBook Pro and Jack Wallen is just as impressed as he was on day one. Find out why he believes Apple Silicon should have Intel execs nervous about the future. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3htI54c

How Biden's executive order on cybersecurity may impact vendors and developers

Though most of the EO is aimed at government agencies, vendors and developers will have to design all of their products with a greater focus on security, according to Finite State. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eQ21fY

Open source governance: Why less is more

Commentary: Developers don't like contributor license agreements, but should they like foundations? Find out what Linux maintainer James Bottomley thinks of CLAs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2S3ZPIw

Oxford University partners with Oracle to speed identification of deadly COVID-19 variants

Oracle will host Oxford's pathogen ID software in the cloud, creating a global SaaS solution for researchers to share knowledge of coronavirus variants in mere minutes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fs5T5I

From data to devices: Strengthen your cyber defenses with these security policies

It's always a good time to review your security policies and ensure protections are in place for users and the IT team. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Qpa4He

Cloud wars: Who can make cloud the most boring?

Commentary: Cloud is the future, but getting there may require a healthy dose of making it look like the past. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RjDI0W

Alexa for Business: Cheat sheet

Having conquered the home, Amazon takes on the office by using its voice platform to streamline corporate tasks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33Jo0yJ

8 essential tech gadgets, gear and games for your kids this summer

The summer of 2021 should be a marked improvement from the pandemic-strapped summer of 2020, and your kids deserve perks after an isolated and awkward school year. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2STt5SX

5 things that impact successful business transformation

Business transformation efforts can be a complex undertaking under the best of circumstances. During times of uncertainty, some things can make business transformation more tricky. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33M23Pr

2022 tech conferences and events to add to your calendar

If you missed in-person events in 2020 and 2021, then 2022 is sure to be the year you've been waiting for as the tech world gets back to normal. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bs3fMf

Expert: Intel sharing is key to preventing more infrastructure cyberattacks

Old technology and fear of sharing proprietary information are keeping companies from helping each other thwart attacks. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3w9R3aG

Best platforms for buying crypto including Bonfire, Dogecoin and SafeMoon

Some coins are so new that they are only available on a few exchanges but there are more options . from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3w5b2Yf

The 7 best meditation apps to add some self-care to the daily grind

Finding time for mindfulness amid a busy workday can be challenging. These meditation apps help busy professionals refocus, reset and make time for self-care. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3w7cTvy

E-commerce: Author says companies should focus on the "seeker," not the customer

While helping the customer, e-companies should keep the customer's ultimate goals in mind. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tTsldu

7 best practices for implementing data-driven technologies, like AI and machine learning

Data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence are key enabling capabilities in today's business world but few executives know how to deploy them effectively. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uT0OKk

AI under the sea: Autonomous robot to collect data from new depths

Terradepth CEO talks about a project to map out and collect data from all the oceans of the world. The company uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to gather and make sense of the data. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ycUdMY

Rethink remote working: Why you should ask your boss out for a virtual coffee today

Telecommuting certainly has its professional drawbacks. A virtual coffee with the boss could be a great way to show initiative, gain a mentor and even negotiate a raise. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ydspry

Microsoft: Python programming in Visual Studio Code is now faster and smarter than ever

Microsoft has updated its popular Python extension for Visual Studio Code, bringing a number of big improvements to developers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3w0rh8M

Tech workers are getting ready to quit. Here's what is pushing them to leave their jobs

After a year of remote working, burnt-out and frustrated workers are looking for a career change, with researchers warning of a 'talent exodus' that could cost businesses up to £17bn. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ofT96a

Spiral: From the Book of Saw Review: Gruesome Torture Meets Comedy Club Hilarity

Chris Rock stars as a detective hunting a Jigsaw copycat killer in Spiral, the ninth installment of the Saw franchise. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3hqL65s

9 tech-related tools to help you stay safe while post-pandemic traveling

Planes, trains and automobiles are packed for travel. Thanks to the vaccine, the pandemic sheltered are ready for the great outdoors, new places to explore and ways to revel post-lockdown. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ocKYI0

It's time to create a Chief of Workforce Experience

As technology has become deeply embedded into how and where we work, it may be time for many organizations to add a role that crosses the domains of technology and worker experience. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uN9xO3

Sacha Baron Cohen Almost Played a Mime in a Movie Audiences Won't Ever See

Sacha Baron Cohen was set to play a mime in Cochran & LaFarge but the movie was scrapped after Disney's acquisition of Fox. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3hoxDe5

NFTs cheat sheet: Everything you need to know about non-fungible tokens

NFTs are the hottest new thing in the world of the blockchain. But what are non-fungible tokens, how are NFTs different from cryptocurrency, and what are their practical uses for businesses? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3w3rV5t

5 tools to help CFOs collaborate with PMOs on project budgets

Chief financial officers are the gatekeepers of your organization's financial assets. Having access to these tools can help CFOs effectively collaborate with PMOs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3y728eB

Biden's executive order faces challenges trying to beef up US cybersecurity

The EO is designed to protect federal networks, foster information sharing between the government and private sector, and better respond to cyber incidents. But will it do the trick? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ofcrbX

How to connect Ubuntu Linux Desktop 21.04 to an Active Directory domain

Canonical has made it easy for admins to join Ubuntu Desktop to Active Directory domains. Jack Wallen walks you through the steps. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hjkcMG

How to alphabetize in Google Sheets

Sort A-Z or Z-A in Google Sheets on any platform and also sort in sequence by more than one column on the web. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eK1f3T

Loft Labs introduces and open sources virtual Kubernetes clusters

Want a lightweight way to quickly spin up Kubernetes clusters? Check out virtual clusters from Loft Labs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ho13sV

When it comes to edge computing, it's all relative

If you're confused by what "edge computing" actually is, marketing and hype could be to blame, according to a new Forrester report. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hp54xs

25 in-demand blockchain jobs available right now on Indeed, Dice and Glassdoor

JP Morgan Chase, Coinbase and IBM are all looking for developers with expertise in smart contracts and hyperledger technologies. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uNhoLz

A newly launched app tackles "adulting"

No matter how erudite your education was, there are simply too many missing elements: Taxes, health insurance and applying for credit cards are just a few imperatives. Realworld provides a guide. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3wgYZHB

Biden issues Executive Order to strengthen nation's cybersecurity networks

The administration, public and private sector leaders applaud the initial steps outlined but said more action needs to be taken. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tKoJdE

How to digitize a COVID-19 vaccine card

A lost vaccine card can be a headache for recently inoculated people. Creating a digital backup and saving it as a PDF could be a worthwhile move. Here's how to do it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hnKAot

How to benchmark your websites with the open source Apache Bench tool

To always be ahead of the network admin game, you should be benchmarking your websites. Jack Wallen shows you how with the Apache Bench tool. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uK3ARX

Spiral Reviews Are In, Has Chris Rock Saved the Saw Franchise?

Has Spiral achieved what was intended and taken the Saw franchise in an exciting, new direction? from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/2QdpU7w

How the plug-and-charge feature in the Ford Mustang Mach-E works

Ford and Electrify America show us that EV charging doesn't need to be difficult from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uJ5XVa

Those Who Wish Me Dead Review: Ruthless Villains Steal the Show in Fiery Thriller

Angelina Jolie stars as a smokejumper defending a boy from assassins in Those Who Wish Me Dead. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3uNxKnE

Army of the Dead Reviews Are Here, Has Zack Snyder Crafted His Zombie Masterpiece?

Reviews for Netflix and Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead have been largely positive so far. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3w0uiWP

Citizen developer programs: How to build them and why companies should

Citizen developers help companies broaden the number of employees who can develop, innovate and deliver value for the business and customers, says the head of ServiceNow's IntegrationHub. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2ROmYyG

The state of digital transformation in Indonesia

In late 2020, Forrester fielded a Forrester Analytics Business Technographics® survey in two key Southeast Asian markets to understand the current state of digital transformation and cloud adoption. This article looks at the state of digital transformation in Indonesia. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Qfogm0

Flexjobs: Top 10 freelance career fields and the soft skills needed for them

Here are the skills freelance job seekers need to succeed in the career categories that have grown at least 10% since Jan. 1. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RdBksw

New book cites 4 forces to create disruption: Tech, policy, business models and social dynamics

The new book "Future Tech" asserts that this disruption is a good predictor of what's coming next. For true change the forces must combine. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vZZ4iz

Ransomware attackers are now using triple extortion tactics

Attackers are not only demanding ransom from organizations, but also threatening their customers, users and other third parties. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fbNSbO

CEOs are optimistic an economic boom is expected this year and next

Leaders were concerned the pandemic slowdown would impact business plans, but many now expect rapid growth in the second half of the year, Gartner's 2021 CEO Survey finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hk0U9Z

Holographic meetings headed to WeWork locations

As companies commit to WFH in the long term, a sci-fi twist on remote collaboration could add a new element to standard video meetings in the era of Zoom fatigue. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bjuclm

Google Docs has won the office suite war among one generation

A recent Twitter trend indicated the office suite wars were over and Google Docs the clear winner. Find out how Jack Wallen came to this conclusion. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33DTtSY

TikTok is not just for fun anymore: The video app company launches a jobs service

Targeted at Gen Z TikTokers, the new service will reportedly help users connect to businesses seeking young employees, who can show off their skills with short video resumes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bo8Jrh

Working from home is making companies rethink IT spending. Here's how it's changing

Businesses are prioritizing their IT spending to focus on tech investments that support a 'hybrid' mix of working at home in the office, according to new research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oba4H3

Oracle releases update to its subscription management platform

The company says the new features will give customers greater insights into customer interactions and boost companies' revenue. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vY2WAA

Bodhi Linux is a beautiful nod to the old school ways

If you're looking for a different take on the Linux desktop, one that has appeal to all types of users, Jack Wallen believes Bodhi Linux might be what you want. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3oav3da

How to prevent another Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack

Government and business both need to step up to combat ransomware attacks against critical systems before they spiral further out of control. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fss5Np

USC cancer research center plans private 5G network

The Institute for Transformative Medicine at USC will use the new network to collect data and manage labs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tAUvK0

Succeeding with SaaS: 3 strategic shifts required to leave the licensing model behind

EY analysts find that moving to a subscription model takes five to seven years and requires setting one set of KPIs for all business units. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vWRsxl

DOGE-1: Dogecoin-backed moon mission is set to ride on a SpaceX rocket

The news represents one small step for cryptocurrency and a giant leap for Dogecoin. With SpaceX launching the doge-backed mission, will space agencies start cutting deals in crypto? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3o9Gh1z

Why is Android more popular globally, while iOS rules the US?

If you've ever wondered why Android has such a tight grip on the global mobile market share, let Jack Wallen answer the question for you. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vVheSo

Microsoft 365 email data breaches take center stage amid WFH in a new report

According to the software company Egress, 85% of organizations using Microsoft 365 have experienced an email data breach. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33z75yS

Army of the Dead Review: Zack Snyder's Glorious Return to the Zombie Genre

A mercenary (Dave Bautista) leads a heist in a Las Vegas overrun by zombies in Netflix's Army of the Dead. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3tN5MHm

Blurred WFH lines create cybersecurity challenges for companies

A new HP Wolf Security study focuses on shifting cybersecurity threats in the age of remote working as employees use work devices for personal entertainment. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33DR2jo

Dell introduces new Alienware and Dell G15 gaming systems, laptops for hybrid work and new Precision 3000 Series towers

Remote and hybrid employees are the target of many of Dell's new laptops, PCs and mobile workstations introduced on Tuesday. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33BH6XG

Colonial Pipeline attack reminds us of our critical infrastructure's vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity expert discusses the many ways attackers could have gotten access to the Colonial Pipeline company and reminds us why the threat always looms. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3y5FNhl

Data overload: DC power may be the new normal for efficient data centers

A recent report on DC power revealed some interesting trends related to data center operations and power. Learn what data center conditions look like today and going forward. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vY8cEf

6 start-to-finish guides to deploying open source technology at your organization

From deploying databases to hosting websites, these six in-depth guides will help you learn some of the most valuable things you can do with a Linux server. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tInewq

Chip shortage: Should you be stockpiling tech?

As a global semiconductor shortage wears on, tech leaders are wondering if it's time to start stockpiling everything from laptops to network gear. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tInc7M

The many sides of DarkSide, the group behind the Colonial pipeline ransomware attack

Though it likes to promote itself as being "philanthropic," the DarkSide gang represents a dangerous threat to organizations around the world. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ycgURx

CIOs and CTOs say they adapted well to disruptions caused by COVID-19

Many enterprises will likely decelerate digital transformations post-pandemic, a new study by SAP and IDG finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eCqbdG

Panda Stealer targets cryptocurrency wallets and VPN credentials via malicious XLS attachment

This latest attack also steals credentials from Telegram, Discord and Steam, according to a Trend Micro analysis. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tz5kMt

How observability gives developers the right amount of complexity

Commentary: A great developer experience requires working with both simplification and complexity-embracing development tools, says Akita Software CEO Jean Yang. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33zIMAJ

OutSystems releases software development accelerators for AWS

A software development platform provider is leveraging Amazon's data services to help developers create new functionality for applications running on AWS. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3f8qdJf

Do you really need microservices?

Microservices, such as containers and web services, are all the rage. But are they the best fit for your company? Jack Wallen poses and answers the question. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3befMmr

Riders of Justice Review: Mads Mikkelsen Leads a Terrific Ensemble in This Brilliant Black Comedy

A group of socially awkward oddballs and a grieving soldier exact revenge after a suspicious train accident in Riders of Justice. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3o5ZaSW

3 Windows settings that you can reset to work more efficiently in Microsoft 365

You might be surprised to learn that some Windows settings can be changed to your advantage as a Microsoft 365 user. Learn how to work more efficiently by setting them up to support the way you work. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bgQkMU

Some developers are ready for a return to the office. But not everyone wants to go back

A survey of developers by Rollbar found that 41% wanted to return to the office when safe to do so, compared to 34% who said they wished to continue working remotely. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RdeQrF

The biggest new features ServiceNow revealed at its Knowledge 2021 digital conference

A number of improvements are coming to the workflow suite, including smart manufacturing tools, distributed workplace features and new healthcare-focused products. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hizIZi

Want to go to space? Bidding is open for a ride aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard mission

For decades, spaceflight has been reserved for astronauts, but cosmic tourism could become a reality for everyday Earthlings as companies compete in the burgeoning market. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eyeqVz

Coding interviews suck. Can we make them better?

Software engineers have long faced excruciating interview processes that seem rigged to catch them out. So why are they still putting up with them? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gaQuZs

Intel releases 11th Gen Core H-series (Tiger Lake-H) mobile processors for enthusiast and enterprise laptops

Intel wants to give laptops more power with its 11th Gen Core H-series, vPro H-series and Xeon W-11000 series mobile processors. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3f8vnoP

IBM's quantum team cuts chemistry calculation from 45 days to 9 hours

IBM optimizes the quantum computing stack to make workloads 120 times faster by improving cloud service design and control hardware. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RMxtTm

Cybersecurity technology is not getting better: How can it be fixed?

A recent survey found an unusual reason cybersecurity is failing. Experts share what it is and how to correct it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bixeWL

How to install and activate the Windows 10 Projecting to this PC feature

No longer installed by default, you must first install the Windows 10 Projecting to this PC software before you can use it to create a second display using a wireless connection. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tAoZf2

Remote caregivers will need this long to plan for office reentry

Employers who are bringing remote caregivers back to the office could need to give several weeks' notice with continued flexibility moving forward. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3f2g3de

Linux 101: How to search for files from the Linux command line

Jack Wallen shows you how to locate files on the Linux directory hierarchy using the find command. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hgDVg4

Colonial Pipeline attack ratchets up ransomware game

The latest security incident shows how ransomware is increasingly threatening critical infrastructure and systems. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3fbLy4w

9 things to know about cryptocurrency such as Cardano, Binancecoin and Ethereum

Anyone who wants to ride the crypto wave can learn about how digital currencies including Bitcoin, Polkadot, Dogecoin and other crypto currencies work and how to open and stock a crypto wallet. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vN92no

Ethereum cheat sheet: Everything you need to know

One of the most popular cryptocurrencies, Ethereum has more tricks than just cash value up its sleeve: it's also fuel for building computer applications. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tGEGla

Top 5 things to know about web shells

The use of web shells is increasing, which could put your business at risk. Tom Merritt lists five things to know about web shells. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bhE2nx

3 advantages to having cloud tools available for on-prem data centers

The growth of hybrid cloud deployments are driving the need to bring the security and flexibility of cloud tools to data centers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QZuDdH

Tech workers are worried about the return to the office. Here's what managers should do

A survey by Randstad found 40% of tech employees are nervous about returning to work, but an active approach from HR can help. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3o23vqt

Above Suspicion Review: Emilia Clarke Stuns in Backwoods True Crime Thriller

An illicit affair between an informant and her FBI handler leads to tragic consequences in the true crime adaptation Above Suspicion. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3tAUBB6

How to enable secure DNS on your Chromebook

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of using DNS-over-HTTPS on your Chromebook for a more secure experience. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xTuVmK

Money makes the world go round: Mobile wallets and the future of commerce

Diving into a cashless future of transactions via digital wallets that keep consumers safe and reduce paper and waste. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3y3A0Jw

Why HashiCorp's cofounders turned down a $50 million early payday

Commentary: HashiCorp's cofounders decided to build great products instead of cashing in. Now the payday promises to be even bigger. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bf85MW

Open source is leaving its vendor roots behind

Commentary: Some of the best open source today is made by enterprises like yours. Here's why that matters. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3f0WTnV

How to manage location sharing in Android 11

You can control when and with whom your location in shared on your Android device. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3hb9szG

Developer career 101: How to stand out in the field of software development and engineering

Randall Kanna, author, full stack engineer and product lead, shares her advice for developers of all levels on how to stand out in today's job market. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3trRqMb

5 apps for trading cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Ethereum

Want to trade crypto on the go? These five apps can be found for Android or iOS and will keep you connected to your cryptocurrency. wallet no matter where you are. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nYxhMP

How to take advantage of Zoom's chat tool

The chat tool in Zoom offers several handy tricks. Here's how to use them. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xRIlzI

6 characteristics of future-ready businesses

Accenture did a study to find out if businesses were ready for the future, and most of them were not. Here's how to change that. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2PZcITP

Businesses must learn from the COVID-19 pandemic and accept the cyclical nature of disruption

Be better prepared for the next transformative journey, because it may come while the current transformation is still in play, a London-based, global top strategist tells TechRepublic. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bavPBG

3 reasons your conference room needs a new Apple TV 4K

Although manufacturers regularly refine products, the tweaks don't always justify upgrading. Three new Apple TV 4K innovations, however, warrant replacing older versions in office conference rooms. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ev4UCO

How to hear your screen read aloud in Android 11

You can listen to text and other elements on the screen read aloud via a couple of options in the latest flavor of Android. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3h9CPT3

How returnship programs can bring women back to the office

Women have left the labor force in staggering numbers, in large part due to pressures at home and work from the global pandemic. Here's how returnship programs can help them reenter the workforce. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3bd1RNw

How to use Google Calendar: 6 tips

As public events gradually resume after a long pause, these tips can help you track community events, minimize scheduling conflicts and ensure access to your calendar as you travel. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33qtkXM

Airbnb and remote talent programs join forces for ultimate relocation deal sweetener

Areas are pulling out all the stops to attract premium talent. A new Airbnb partnership sweetens the pot with the ability to try out a new area before going all-in on a move. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ttWkrW

In-car video streaming is becoming a reality as Polestar and Jeep roll out Android-powered offerings

The offering, which Polestar released in Europe in beta form, will come to the U.S. eventually, a spokesperson says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eu1eRq

Check out these 7 online classes to strengthen your social skills before going back to the office

If a year's worth of working from home has highlighted the weak spots in your communication tactics, these courses will help you address any problem areas. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xWA8dq

5 Peloton alternatives for home fitness gurus

On Wednesday, Peloton announced recalls involving two of its popular home treadmill models. Here are 5 home exercise equipment alternatives to consider. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xNjQUe

Airship 2: Declarative lifecycle management system for clouds and containers

How do you build a cloud and manage containers? The Open Infrastructure Foundation suggests that using Airship 2.0 to create a fully declarative lifecycle management system is the way to go. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tuc5PA

DevOps is getting code released faster than ever. But security is lagging behind

DevOps is speeding up software release cycles like never before. But according to GitLab's latest survey, finger-pointing over who should be in charge of security remains an issue - as do some familiar old developer headaches. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ttUhEe

Wrath of Man Review: Guy Ritchie & Jason Statham Misfire Badly in Latest Collaboration

An enigmatic loner joins an armored truck company in the aftermath of a deadly robbery in Wrath of Man. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/33mBIY5

World Password Day: Computer credentials are just as important as passwords—protect them, too

Expert discusses the importance of keeping internal computer credentials as safe as your passwords. The need for security never goes away. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33jrx6C

Cybersecurity: Don't blame employees—make them feel like part of the solution

Scientists find that blaming employees is counterproductive and suggest creating a safe environment for people to admit their mistakes and learn from them. One company already puts that into practice. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xUBhCg

How to make the hybrid and remote workplace better and more fulfilling

A new report by Gartner suggests virtualized, office-centric models are spiking fatigue, often decreasing productivity and causing low morale. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b9YK8T

How to use Feedly with Twitter to replace Nuzzel

With Twitter shutting down Nuzzel after an acquisition, you might wait for Twitter to rebuild Nuzzel features, turn to Twitter's sorting or connect Twitter to an RSS reader. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nVQgHS

How to schedule a Windows 10 shutdown for a specific date and time

Using the Windows 10's built-in Task Scheduler, you can set up a process in which a computer will shut down automatically at a specific time. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2sJcIeN

Risk reduction: Digital twins, big data and their place on the IT roadmap

Digital twins can help you simulate real-life scenarios without the risk of damage. Here are some things to consider before implementing them in your business. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vSFPHP

Smart home sensor looks like an Echo Dot but watches for leaky pipes

The device detects leaks and changes in temperature and humidity and alerts homeowners to potential problems. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QRH3Eo

How to make Windows 10 feel more like a Chromebook

Make your Windows system work a little more like a Chrome OS device—or, if you're really committed, leave Windows behind entirely. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3h1JhLY

How to integrate Linux Malware Detection and ClamAV for automated malware detection on Linux servers

Jack Wallen walks you through the steps of installing both Linux Malware Detection and ClamAV for a reliable one-two punch of malware and virus prevention. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33kMTR1

Android phones may be vulnerable to security flaw in Qualcomm chip

Patched on Qualcomm's end, the flaw could allow attackers to access your call history and text messages and eavesdrop on your phone conversations, says Check Point Research. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nQJWkO

Are you ready to re-engineer your supply chain? Now might be a good time

As with the first generation of technology-enabled supply chains, IT leaders will be called to create the next generation. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b3dCpy

How to deploy Samba on Linux as an Active Directory Domain Controller

Jack Wallen shows you how to deploy an Active Directory Domain Controller on Ubuntu Server 20.04, with the help of Samba. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3upFsUP

Companies are using tech lessons from the pandemic to advance digital transformation

A new report from Microsoft found that companies see an increased responsibility to use technology to help workers and society at large. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QZGxE3

Tesla Destination Charging: What is it and how does it work?

The electric infrastructure needed to support EVs has its pitfalls. To help drivers navigate the open road, Tesla's website highlights Destination Charging sites around the U.S. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ek9TG9

Microsoft Office: This is what's new for add-in developers in 2021

New Office features make it easier to build add-ins that bring new features to familiar programs. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nSKs1v

Knowledge of security risks hasn't fixed the password problem

On world password day, data from Onfido serves as a reminder that most people don't follow password recommendations, probably never will, and that means it's time to find a new security standard. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xSQHac

Tech jobs in the 8 major big tech hubs showed resilience during the COVID-19 crisis

Despite the national decline and fewer posted remote positions, tech roles remained in demand in hubs such as San Francisco, Seattle, Austin and Washington, D.C., according to a new report from Indeed. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nSiV0i

Programming languages: How Rust uses status quo stories to drive better engineering

Commentary: Rust has a unique way of crafting vision docs to help ensure the community builds for the widest possible audience. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RoWiV4

Adobe "Catchy Content" shows how content intelligence powers personalization

When that obsession with data turns into tunnel vision on customer data only, it becomes impossible to achieve personalization at scale. Brands need to know both their customer and their content, and Adobe took the wraps off a prototype that aims to do just that. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nORtk7

Security teams plan a new pandemic quarantine for BYOD devices headed back to the office

A survey from Blackberry finds that IT departments are worried about unpatched devices connecting to corporate networks as offices reopen. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3unhqtj

A roadmap of skills, tools and languages for developers to land a dream job

Get a jump start on competitors with high-level findings from a new Coding Dojo data report that reveals details on tech hiring at companies expected to go public this year. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eVlZoh

Data fabrics can accelerate data transformation

Enterprises are realizing the importance of managing data from discovery to outcome so people can make quick decisions, said boomi officials, speaking at the Gartner Data & Analytics Summit. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3undwkr

How to free up storage space in Android 11

You can tap into several options in Android 11 to recapture storage when you're running low. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b4i2MZ

World Password Day: How to keep yourself and your company data secure

The first Thursday in May is World Password Day. Learn some tips for what your organization should do to foster good password management techniques. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nXC40P

How one phony vaccine website tried to capture your personal information

Recently seized by the government, the site spoofed an actual company developing a coronavirus vaccine in an effort to steal personal data for malicious purposes. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vLeaII

How to send commands and states to Linux minions from the Salt controller

Jack Wallen shows you SaltStack can be used to more easily manage the configuration of numerous servers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eRhVW6

Salesforce goes Hollywood by partnering with Disney Studios Content

Disney is opting for cutting-edge technology to accelerate production with Salesforce as a StudioLAB Innovation Partner. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nPV1Cw

Research: Executive management recognizes business value of analytics

79% of respondents use BI or data analytics tools according to a recent TechRepublic Premium poll. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b0wFAQ

Poor collaboration between NOC and SOC hampers digital transformation efforts

Even though they both seek common ends, networking and security teams are often at odds with each other, slowing their companies down. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SoubFT

Dressed for Zoom success: What will we wear after a year of remote work and pajamas?

COVID-19 transformed the way people work, socialize and learn on short notice. An ongoing modern plague could also shape fashion trends for years to come. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ulvLXe

IBM Security announces new ways for customers to adopt a zero trust approach

In addition to new blueprints, IBM Security also announced a partnership with the cloud and network security provider Zscaler. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b3vdhb

System76 is about to re-define the Linux desktop experience with COSMIC

System76 is once again redefining the open source desktop. With the upcoming release of Pop!_OS 21.04, users will get to experience COSMIC. Jack Wallen explains. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3h0WSD5

9 things you need to know about cryptocurrency

For Bitcoin, Ethereum and other digital currencies, here's how they work and how to open and stock a crypto wallet. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33k8rgB

General Motors and 7 EV charging networks are trying to solve the biggest challenge to electric car adoption

Charging EVs is still a painful experience requiring multiple apps, logins and payment systems. GM wants to change all that. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33gg8Eu

Python programming language: These three new releases just arrived

Three new versions of the Python programming languages have been released, including the first beta preview of Python 3.10. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xNI54C

More than half of the workforce give a thumbs-up to an office vaccination policy

A new Comparably study confirms media reports: Herd immunity is unlikely due to strong variants and persistent vaccine hesitancy, and employees feel strongly about being vaccinated at work. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RuH3d3

72% of data and analytics executives lead or are heavily involved in digital transformation initiatives

In 75% of large organizations, the office of the CDO will be seen as a mission-critical function, a new Gartner report finds. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3uo86W2

Yay or nay: What do you really think about low-code and no-code platforms?

Take this quick, multiple-choice survey and tell us how low-code and no-code platforms are impacting your business. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xQhF2c

Microsoft: New 365 subscription makes it easier for frontline workers to use data securely and effectively

The F5 subscription plan for Microsoft 365 handles security and compliance for devices used by the workers who create, sell or service what organisations produce. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3ekeSXv

Enfant Terrible: Loosely Based Biopic on an Audacious New Wave Auteur

Annihilation of the artist named Rainer Werner Fassbinder and the curiosity of how it all went wrong. Enfant Terrible has arrived. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3aYsFkr

Facebook announces new Workplace features to boost employee experiences

The enhancements include third-party integrations to sync events and calendars, live Q&A experiences and capabilities focused on supporting diversity and inclusion. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xNhwwv

How to access information offline anywhere on the globe with these apps

If you have sufficient storage space, you can carry Wikipedia, maps, translation and weather apps with you wherever you go—even if there's no internet connection. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tiYJpt

More than 25 million non-tech jobs expected to become WFH

A new report from Upwork shows that nearly 40% of such roles will be able to be done remotely, as a result of the global pandemic. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gZTPez

Top 5 reasons to buy, not build, software

Creating custom software can be helpful for certain businesses, but sometimes it's better to purchase it directly. Tom Merritt lists five reasons why it's better to buy, not build, software. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tgJzkE

Charmin hopes marketing lightning will strike twice

The toilet paper giant trots out a digital bot prototype that offers a way to "slip away to do No. 1 or No. 2" while on a virtual business call, without anyone realizing it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33fALkw

Expert: The cloud is more secure than on-prem, but the speed of adoption is making it less so

Companies are accelerating their use of the cloud, but should slow down and make sure security is built in from the beginning. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nLVrtH

Snapshot: The Android feature you didn't know you needed

Jack Wallen introduces you to a Google Assistant feature that will help kick off your day with efficiency and ease. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xNAyTl

The real estate industry was forced to adopt new tech in the pandemic: How much of it will stay?

In the past, all home buying processes, such as viewing, inspecting and closing, were done in person. COVID-19 changed all that. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tjvgfd

After 25 years of trying to close the digital divide, challenges remain

A new report by Deloitte says striving for "broadband for all" would not only provide opportunities for the underserved but also would lead to an overall economic boom in the US. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33f86fg

8 home air purifiers to keep your house and home office clean

Working and sheltering at home may have created an environment that's toxic to allergy sufferers and unpleasant for everyone else. We pick the latest in home air purifiers. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Si16fg

Justice Society: World War II Review: Classic Heroes Deliver a Fantastic DC Adventure

The Flash (Matt Bomer) is drawn into the past to help forties superheroes fight Nazi Germany in Justice Society: World War II. from Movie Reviews https://ift.tt/3gYBLRR

Rocky Linux release candidate is now available and is exactly what CentOS admins are looking for

Jack Wallen kicks the tires of the RC 1 release of Rocky Linux and finds it a more than worthy replacement for CentOS. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3h1FBcY

Level up your DevOps skills with these one-day virtual micro conferences

The DevOps Institute has a number of upcoming online sessions in 2021, covering topics like site reliability engineering, low-code development, CI/CD and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3h0pQD7

How to apply the golden section rule to improve your graphic design

When designing a poster, slide, brochure or more, apply the golden section rule to get your point across quickly. You can use Microsoft Publisher, PowerPoint or any other design application. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tieg91

Linux 101: What are the Linux systemd equivalents of runlevels?

If systemd is a bit confusing to you, Jack Wallen is here to help ease that a bit by comparing systemd targets to sysvinit runlevels. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gVLJUe

Facebook: Don't expect full end-to-end encryption on Messenger until 2022 'at the earliest'

Facebook says it wants to make E2EE the default across all of its messaging platforms, but this will be a gradual process. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3umHkgM

2021 tech events, summits and conferences to add to your calendar

The 2021 conference season is going to be a strange one, with many events still TBA or online only due to the COVID-19 pandemic. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/39I0aYh

Do we really need all this paper? Helping remote work succeed by using more digitized documents

With more companies embracing partial or fully remote work, the logistics of how to handle printed materials becomes more problematic. Learn some tips for reducing the dependency on paper. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tcqOi8

Regulators weigh limiting cryptocurrencies, but need to understand their role first, experts say

Some governments have already banned some cryptocurrencies, causing disruptions in the market. Others are taking a wait-and-see approach. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3xEs1lI

Remote working is changing how bosses treat their staff - for the better

More than half of UK businesses have funneled effort into improving work culture since March 2020, according to new research by Slack. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eh8Jev

This ambitious Microsoft project aims to fix cloud computing security

Microsoft Research's Project Freta aims to find invisible malware running on the cloud. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b0vuBy

Software industry's impact in 2020: 15.8 million jobs and $933 billion to the US economy

The impact far outpaced the 2% growth of total U.S. GDP over a two-year period, according to an industry report. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vIWAVs

Windows 10: This new tool makes it easier to manage remote workers in the cloud

As organisations prepare for the future of hybrid and remote work, they're looking for a simpler way to follow best practice for managing Windows and devices. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gWEmMg

Best Star Wars Day tech gadgets: May the 4th be with you

Fun tech gear for "Star Wars" fans on May 4, aka Star Wars Day, and beyond. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2PKzoHa

6 tips for improving typing speed and quality on iPhone

Increase your typing accuracy by learning shortcuts built into iOS that give quick access to the number keys, undoing and redoing entries and more. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RkgkQH

How to use Chrome OS select speech-to-text

If you're too busy to read an article, you might want to make use of the new Chrome OS select-to-speech feature. Jack Wallen shows you how. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2SpDDJi

How to browse and administer iOS files using Path Finder 10

Cocoatech has updated its macOS Path Finder file management app to include several new features. One new capability in version 10 is browsing and administering files on an iOS device using a Mac. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vCSKxh

Windows 10 PowerToys: A cheat sheet

Users are always searching for ways to make their computing lives better--the Windows 10 PowerToys are made specifically for this purpose. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/33cHuvi

How to create notes anywhere in iOS 14 with back tap and Shortcuts

Harness the power of the Shortcuts app to build a workflow that allows you to take notes anywhere inside of iOS 14 without opening a secondary app. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3tetZpD

Forrester projects strong growth for US tech budgets

Thanks to the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and the $2 trillion stimulus, tech budgets are expected to increase by 6% in 2021. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eeLhib

How to set up camera privacy settings in Windows 10

Before you can use a camera app in Windows 10 you have to allow access to the camera itself. Only then can you allow access to the app. We walk you through it. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QTlOBZ

Dolby and Box join forces to make production-quality audio possible with new integration

Global users of the cloud content company can work within Box and have access to automated audio enhancement tools powered by new Dolby technology. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3eSaazi

"Python strikes again": Top programming languages rankings features shake-ups

In the next six months, TIOBE Software CEO speculates that Python could be coming for the top spot in the company's Programming Community index. So which language will fall? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nJYqmq

Forrester unveils a new research portfolio

The addition of 15 research services is aimed at helping firms accelerate business outcomes post-pandemic, the company says. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3nNCrLh

Appen combats skewed AI data to ensure end-users have the same experience

The company launched diverse training data sets for natural language processing initiatives. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2Rmzbu8

Solar power storage could get a whole lot cheaper with used electric vehicle batteries

A research team from Utah State University has developed technology to utilize retired EV batteries for solar power storage, which it said could reduce costs by up to 50%. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3b1qJYe

Elon Musk makes a big promise to Texas, but critics worry he may fall short

Tesla's CEO recently tweeted that the Giga Texas site will be a boon for the state, bringing in 10,000 new jobs—twice the original estimate. Here's how experts say it could play out. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2RlbZfU

Global smartphone shipments jump more than 25% in first quarter of 2021

Shipments hit around 346 million last quarter as the industry continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic but faces other challenges ahead, say Canalys and IDC. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3vIm45D

Up to 12.5 million Americans could struggle to find work in 2030 due to a growing skills gap

Severely impacted industries include architecture, engineering and healthcare, while jobs for computer and math professionals will soar, according to a new report. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3aWgTqw

These breached "Star Wars"-themed passwords need more than the force to save them

Turns out, even the most sci-fi-inspired passwords still need the occasional capital letter and special character splashed in. from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/2QHu2x5

Top 5 cities for digital nomads

A roundup from Yelp and Zillow highlights primo destinations for "nomadic" remote workers in the virtual collaboration era. Wait. Will Nashville or Boise be the next WFH mecca? from Articles on TechRepublic https://ift.tt/3gTXnPr