Craig Hale

New updates to the Proton Mail and Calendar apps are set to boost usability: the fight against Gmail is on.

Almost a quarter of all WhatsApp user phone numbers are up for sale following apparent breach.

Warning for World Cup streaming fans who may be exposing themselves to malware and other scams.

Slack says that Microsoft Teams is being sold dirt-cheap, and that’s not fair: now the EU may investigate further.

New research claims most workers are more than willing to share their workload with artificial intelligence.

We’re all feeling the pressure, but developers may be among the hardest hit as the workload continues to grow.

Customers can now pay for what CPU they need on-demand, instead of forking out for unnecessary performance.

Microsoft is pushing Linux to more users as WSL enters general availability in the Store for Windows 10 and 11 users.

Not only has Apple been collecting your data, but it now appears that this is linked to your Apple ID.

Mozilla wants to protect Internet shoppers this holiday season with a $6.99/month VPN and Relay bundle.

Windows 11 goes all-out on VPN usage with new connection status icon in its upcoming build.

Microsoft Teams is adding more scheduling features to solve this major headache.

Google has updated its share options in Drive *again*, this time with suggested contacts.

Microsoft is testing in-app games in Teams for its Enterprise and Education customers, promising boosted productivity.

Google Chat is making it easier for you to switch off with custom Do Not Disturb schedules.

Teams users will be able to add colleagues to group chats with a simple @mention by the end of the year, but will they know about it?

It is believed that IBM will be closing its Watson IoT platform, following Google Cloud's own announcement earlier this year.

Nvidia has announced its H100 GPU, and promises customers five years’ free access to AI Enterprise, too.

The founder of the web has grand visions for security and privacy under a new standard called Solid.

Twitter is in the news again, this time because the company isn’t meeting GDPR criteria in the EU.

Google is testing changes to the ways you see ads in its Play Store on Android phones.

Teams is adding the ability to delete entire conversations to help tidy things up as we receive more messages.

Open source software figures are looking good, but there are still vulnerabilities around.