Luke Hughes

There are many reasons why Twitter is in collapse, and we’re going to discuss them all, here.

SSDs are becoming more and more a better value proposition over HDDs, which could be a boon for small businesses looking to get started storing data.

Manufacturers are cutting production of DDR4, meaning higher-capacity DDR5 kits could become more readily available from next year.

As predicted, Meta’s fine is the largest under the EU’s stringent data privacy policy, putting European access to Meta services under threat.

Is the EU really making an example of Meta when it can just soak up the costs?

Collapsible headings, with definable default states, are coming to Google Docs - should you want that.

Google I/O 2023 At this rate, there might not be any "analog" collaboration tools left soon, and that's not good.

Microsoft wants enterprise feedback to refine its game changing AI tool - but wants you to pay for the privilege.

Privacy rules were breached in at MWC 2021 event, Spain’s data protection watchdog says.

The Indian tech giant is probably trying to educate about browser privacy - but will it make a difference?

Canvas lets you store text, images, and more in a single document, but do we need it?

Previously, having Microsoft Teams installed alongside Office was a requirement, but that’s about to change.

Microsoft is pushing for cloud computing licences under the guise of sustainability, but there may be another motive in play.

Microsoft says it remains committed to using AI to foster a “more engaged and productive workforce”.

Don’t expect to be repurposing an old work device, or cutting costs by investing in old iPhone models for the workplace.

A new limit on Google Drive accounts has been introduced without warning, with some users set to be hit hard.

Google Workspace and Code collaboration tool Replit’s users are about to get a mutually beneficial deal.

Microsoft Security Copilot will use GPT-4 to analyze data signals faster than any human can.

“Metaverse” avatars in video conferences still look terrible and are ultimately embarrassing, please stop developing them, everyone.

New Microsoft Teams app for Windows is fast, intuitive, and setting the groundwork for supporting Copilot.

Culprit remains anonymous, despite Twitter’s best efforts at revealing their identity via the US District Court.

Meta is angling itself as a content provider to avoid paying for network infrastructure building costs.

Microsoft Loop looks to make collaboration across a workplace clear and simple - but it’s not a revolution.