Articles by Max Slater-Robins

Max Slater-Robins has been writing about technology for nearly a decade at various outlets, covering the rise of the technology giants, trends in enterprise and SaaS companies, and much more besides. Originally from Suffolk, he currently lives in London and likes a good night out and walks in the countryside.

Articles by: Max Slater-Robins

Good news - Microsoft Word dark mode is coming to more users

By Max Slater-Robins published 31 May 22

Microsoft Word dark mode is arriving soon for more users via the web app

China's answer to GitHub is under fire for censorship

By Max Slater-Robins published 31 May 22

Some suspect that China's Gitee has been censoring open-source code.

Qualcomm wants to grab a piece of Arm

By Max Slater-Robins published 31 May 22

SoftBank is trying to plot a course for Arm – and Qualcomm wants in on the action.

Microsoft Teams update will finally eliminate this unnecessary headache

By Max Slater-Robins published 30 May 22

Microsoft Teams is about to make downloading files a whole lot simpler.

Google hits back at claims Gmail inbox filters are biased

By Max Slater-Robins published 30 May 22

After claims of bias, Google is opening up about Gmail spam filters and how to get your email through.

Microsoft hiring cuts could spell bad news for Windows and Office fans

By Max Slater-Robins published 27 May 22

As inflation rises, Microsoft is slowing hiring for Windows, Office, and Teams.

Google Docs now gives you ultimate control over your text

By Max Slater-Robins published 26 May 22

Google Docs update lets users select multiple bits of text at once.

Apple says the App Store is actually really good for the economy

By Max Slater-Robins published 26 May 22

Apple report claims iOS App Store supports thousands of jobs and helps generate millions for global economy.

GitHub is making its coding helper free for students

By Max Slater-Robins published 25 May 22

Microsoft reveals pretty useful update for its Github Copilot coding helper.

Stripe is getting back into the bitcoin business

By Max Slater-Robins published 25 May 22

Stripe is adding more feathers to its cap, including letting merchants convert fiat to bitcoin.

UK fines Clearview AI, orders it to delete all data

By Max Slater-Robins published 24 May 22

Clearview AI sells access to its huge facial recognition database to companies and governments around the world.

GameStop is launching a crypto wallet

By Max Slater-Robins published 24 May 22

The original memestock, GameStop has announced it will launch a crypto wallet.

Broadcom eyes up multi-billion dollar deal for VMware

By Max Slater-Robins published 23 May 22

Broadcom reportedly considering $40bn deal to acquire VMware.

Microsoft 365 may finally make Outlook actually pleasant to use

By Max Slater-Robins published 23 May 22

Outlook will now work hand-in-hand with a bunch of other Microsoft 365 services.

An underrated Google Search feature is getting a major upgrade

By Max Slater-Robins published 20 May 22

Google is adding Twilio, Genesys, and Avaya as partners for Business Messages.

Meta wants you to run your business on WhatsApp

By Max Slater-Robins published 20 May 22

WhatsApp is rolling out some very business-friendly features, including Cloud API and other tools.

Google is officially leaving Russia

By Max Slater-Robins published 19 May 22

Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues to have knock-on effects.

Young Couple Shopping Online On Laptop With Multi Colored Shopping Bags On Sofa

Plaid is coming to eat Stripe's lunch

By Max Slater-Robins published 19 May 22

Plaid has announced new tools that compete with Stripe's services.

Aerial photo of Apple new campus building

Apple shelves its plan to get workers back into the office

By Max Slater-Robins published 18 May 22

Apple had originally planned to have most staff return for three days per week.

One Outlook 2021 running on Windows 10 PC

Microsoft is rolling out its future of Outlook

By Max Slater-Robins published 18 May 22

Outlook update has already proven controversial among users.

Python is about to solve one of its most frustrating issues

By Max Slater-Robins published 17 May 22

Python should – hopefully – be getting a lot faster with its next update.

Google will no longer penalize free G Suite legacy users

By Max Slater-Robins published 17 May 22

If you're still using G Suite legacy edition, Google has some very, very good news.

Google Chat may tell on you when you're slacking off

By Max Slater-Robins published 16 May 22

A small tweak to Google Chat might help your boss keep an eye on you.

Anonymous bulletin app Yik Yak isn't so anonymous after all

By Max Slater-Robins published 16 May 22

Remember Yik Yak? Turns out it may have been leaking your data.

One of China's biggest social networks is revealing user locations to head off 'bad behaviour'

By Max Slater-Robins published 29 April 22

Using IP addresses, Weibo will begin showing the rough locations of users to combat 'bad behaviour'.

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