35,000 PayPal users have suffered a credential-stuffing attack
PayPal has warned 35,000 of its customers that they were victims of a credential-stuffing attack. Read on to find out more.
Alphabet is laying off 12,000 employees as the tech crunch tightens
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, is the latest silicone valley company to start laying off employees, 12,000 to be exact.
Tech layoffs come to Microsoft with 10,000 layoffs
Tech layoffs have been increasing as the economy struggles. Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and others have all been laying off employees.
Dark Sky is officially…gone
The time many users have dreaded is here. Dark Sky is officially…gone. Shuttered by Apple and migrated to the native Weather app.
How to ease compliance concerns with issue-tracking software
Regulatory concerns are no one’s favorite thing to deal with, but you may be able to ease them with issue-tracking software.
Tips for securing your healthcare website
Keeping your healthcare website, medical practice, and patients safer is easier if you consider a few tips.
Apple’s supply chain still affected by China’s COVID issues
The supply chain is essential to any large business that sells consumer goods, and Apple’s supply chain is in danger.
Infographic: What printer should you choose for your business
Deciding what kind of technology is best for small businesses can be overwhelming. This printer infographic may help in finding the right one for your business.
CNN sued for copyright infringement
Online music library company Freeplay Music has sued CNN over “blatant and willful copyright infringement.” Read on for more!
iPhone shipments expected to fall with Foxconn plant turmoil
The recent protests and turmoil at Apple’s flagship Foxconn plant in China may delay iPhone shipments this year.
Edmunds report indicates 1 in 4 Americans are shelling out over US$1,000 on monthly EV payments
According to Edmunds, A growing share of Americans are committing to monthly new EV car payments topping US$1,000.
Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to more than 11 years
Elizabeth Holmes is the former CEO of medical technology startup Theranos, and she has been sentenced to more than 11 years.
Play games with your coworkers through Microsoft Teams
Microsoft has launched its Games for Work app, which is integrated into Microsoft Teams and makes it easy to play with coworkers.
Infographic: How facial recognition and tech can make remote work more efficient
Using facial recognition for time tracking provides remote work staff with more productive time and less busy work.
Infographic: Scaling your digital agency growth
Many small businesses want to scale but struggle to do so. By 2024, small businesses could potentially add more than $2.3 trillion to GDP growth … Read more…
The Synology DS923+ is the latest NAS in the DiskStation lineup
The Synology DS923+, the newest 4-bay addition to the DiskStation fleet, is a great all-in-one solution for data-sharing, synchronization, and backup.
How new technology is streamlining the lives of small business owners
These top seven emerging technologies have streamlined management and given small business owners new hope. Read on for more!
Tips for using new tech and keeping your business up to date
If you are looking for tips to help keep your company updated, here are some new tech and things to think about.
How to protect your business from the inside out
If you are looking for some straightforward ways to protect your business better, here are some things to start thinking about.
FTX crypto exchange collapse continues to cause ripples
The internet and social media are on fire after news broke that the FTX crypto exchange has collapsed, taking many people’s savings.
Eight examples of how technology has changed in the past ten years
Several categories of modern technology have developed rapidly, even within the last ten years. Here are just a few examples of how efficiently tech has evolved and will continue to improve over time.
[UPDATED] Twitter rolls out “Official” checkmark, confusing everyone
Twitter has been an interesting ride the last few weeks but its latest announcement has many scratching their heads.
Carvana stock drops as the used car market gets better for buyers
Shares of Carvana posted their worst numbers today after the company missed its expectations, primarily due to the used car market price drops.
Apple hikes Apple One price by US$3
Apple One subscribers will have to pay an extra US$3 a month for the company’s bundle subscription services.
Infographic: Making your online events more engaging
How we communicate, travel, and attend events has drastically changed since the pandemic’s beginning as everything is shifting to digital.
Panasonic is building a new battery plant in Kansas
Panasonic is well known for its consumer electronics devices such as cameras and laptops, but they also make batteries and will build a new battery plant in Kansas next month.
Apple confirms it will make a USB-C iPhone to comply with EU laws
The USB-C iPhone has been talked about for years as the European Union has been clawing its way to a standard charging method; now Apple confirms it will comply.
Who owns the media we consume and the platforms we engage on?
With Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, the conversation has turned to his now owning a social media company that has a significant influence on society. But who else owns similar platforms and media?
