Do you need a printer to do your taxes? Not anymore. But even though e-filing has blossomed (and you can sometimes get your money back faster when you e-file), there are still many tax, finance, and non-finance reasons why you might need a printer.
Google just found a brilliant new way to sell you its Pixel phones
It sometimes seems as if Google cares enough about marketing its Pixel phones. Suddenly, though, the company expresses a rare form of enthusiasm. But will it work?
Budgeting for innovation
In the digital age, conceiving and then delivering innovation is critical. But beyond creativity, innovation requires stepped investment. So how do business leaders and their CIOs provide the kindling needed to succeed at innovation. This was the question that I posed recently to CIOs. I wanted to learn how they […]
This company was hit by ransomware. Here’s what they did next, and why they didn’t pay up
“When it hit, we ran to our server room and data centre and started pulling plugs out.” How one company was hit by ransomware, but refused to pay up.
Microsoft Teams now has its own bug bounties for researchers who can spot security flaws
Teams is now big enough for Microsoft to launch a dedicated bug bounty program for the platform.
Intel CEO looks to dilute ‘heavy’ chip bias towards Asia
Chipmaker’s chief Pat Gelsinger urges need for a more “geographically balanced” supply of processors, noting that 80% of the world’s supply originates from Asia and this is “not a palatable” supply chain.
Snazzy AI
In our Snazzy AI review, we explore a platform that makes content creation an effortless task.
Microsoft VS Code
Microsoft VS Code is a free coding editor that features extensibility and tight version control integration.