Parler, the social network favoured by conservatives and extremists is having a rough week, Communication platform Signal is getting a lot of love recently, and a sneak peek at this year’s CES event.
Infosec pros watch in horror as a group of rioters supporting Trump storm into the offices at Capitol Hill, potentially compromising IT systems, Elon Musk becomes the world’s wealthiest person, and the good times keep rolling for Bitcoin as it hovers around $35,000.
A Massachusetts Court says Uber can’t hold users to terms they probably didn’t read, nearly 30 per cent of people would quit their job if forced to go back to the office, and our final goodbye to Adobe Flash.
Ticketmaster admits to hacking a rival company before going out of business, Apple has temporarily closed all remaining stores in the UK, and get ready for a trending 5G theory about a guitar pedal.
Good morning everyone! We are back – and it’s good to be back – for our first new episode of 2021! Today we’re talking about Slack’s massive outage, Alphabet employees seeking to unionize, and Business Insider’s tech trends for 2021.
Shopify’s soaring success leads to the dark side of scams and counterfeit goods, move theatres are going through quite the digital transformation, and the latest way to be judged for your taste in music is finally here!
Pirated streamed content will soon become a felony in the U.S., Apple is working on a new autonomous vehicle, and Eric Engstrom the champion of Windows Gaming and Direct X passes away.
A former SolarWind exec speaks out, American cable companies can no longer rent you the router you own, and as people continue working from home some are vouching to cut the busy work and focus on main tasks.
Everyone is talking about the disastrous launch of Cyberpunk 2077, ex-Crowdstrike CTO’s says SolarWind hack is one of the most consequential in history, and Facebook is upset it’s going to make less money thanks to iOS 14’s privacy features.
Anger flourishes over big tech profits while workers are laid off, the Bitcoin hype train sends the cryptocurrency’s value to $20K, and a new report suggests that Alibaba sold software to clients that helped identify the face of a Uighur person.
UK politicians frown upon the resale of goods purchased with automated bots, top investors in SolarWinds sold…
Mozilla is supporting Apple’s opt-in permission initiative, Walmart’s driverless trucks are coming to Arkansas, and Google doubles down on work from home initiatives.
Google’s outage impacted millions of Gmail users, suspected Russian hackers linked to breaches with the U.S. treasury,…
Canadian small businesses revolt against AWS, schools in the U.S. are buying surveillance tech, and what’s up with these big tech firms leaving California?
A BIG Technicity GTA recap, plus the latest technology news for IT professionals and resellers.
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