Category: Articles
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Digital collaboration is key to success in the modern workplace
Over 500,000 organizations use Microsoft Teams, the fastest growing business application in Microsoft history. Why? It’s a collaboration and communication hub like no other—with applications built right in. Meeting the needs of today’s modern workforce is easier when Teams is the backbone of the organization. Subscribe to IT Company to learn more.
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Digital Transformation in the Oil & Gas Industry: Collect and Monitor Sensor Data
If you’re investing in technology to provide immediate feedback, why not also invest in a platform that allows you to use the data for efficient decision-making? At oil and gas facilities, cameras and sensors output data at lightning speeds—and it must be managed in order to keep operations smoothly. Watch how a company could use…
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On the Galaxy S21 series, Google Messages is getting a One UI-like interface
Outside of the United States, Samsung recently made Google Messages the default messaging service on the Galaxy S21 series, replacing their own app. The Messages app has been redesigned to look more like Samsung’s One UI on Galaxy S21 series phones, which seems to be the next move in this transition. The apparent benefit of…
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Now is the time to update your Mac to avoid this major security flaw
You can update your Mac right now if you haven’t already. According to new research, a recently patched zero-day vulnerability in macOS operating systems has enabled hackers to circumvent most of Apple’s security protocols and instal malware on an undisclosed number of computers. A malicious script may have been copied into “all new versions of…
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What will iMessage learn from WhatsApp and other chat applications in 2021?
As we wait for the substantial iOS 14.5 update, a Bloomberg article claims that Apple is focusing on iMessage updates that will make it more like a social network to cope with global chat networks like WhatsApp. According to Forbes, iMessage still outperforms other messaging apps in several areas, most notably stability, thanks to end-to-end…
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Microsoft is putting in a lot of effort to refine this contentious Edge functionality
Vertical label buttons might give alternative functions shortly As the package big is presently adjusting this feature, the method users switch between vertical and horizontal tabs in Microsoft Edge might modification. Vertical tabs were 1st free in March of this year and are one in every of the most effective options in Microsoft browsers as a result of they permit users to create higher use of the screen area on a portable computer or monitor, particularly on ultra-wide monitors. • We have compiled a listing of the most effective browsers • These are the most effective anonymous browsers…
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How to Change Your YouTube Channel’s Name?
Do you want to change your YouTube channel’s name without messing up your Google account? YouTube is now encouraging YouTube content creators to alter the name of their channel and profile picture without impacting their related Google Accounts. Prior to this move, a YouTube channel’s branding was linked to the user’s Google Account credentials, so…
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The big taskbar update for Windows 10s with news and weather is coming soon
Microsoft released a Windows Insider update in January that made significant updates to the taskbar. A new weather readout was added next to the machine tray, which when hovered over revealed a new panel with more accurate weather updates and reports from different news outlets. With months of testing, it appears that these taskbar upgrades…
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Tweet pictures in 4K on Android and iOS Now!!!
Get ready for Twitter to look a lot sharper, since from today, all users on iOS and Android will be able to tweet (and view) pictures in 4K. The web version of Twitter now allows for higher-resolution images (up to 4096 x 4096), but the smartphone versions were limited to just half that, with a maximum resolution…
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Android 12 will be able to clean up the trash left behind by your unused apps
We first learned about “desktop hibernation,” a new and intriguing feature arriving in Android 12 that would automatically put long-unused applications into improved storage, freeing up space on your tablet, back in January. While the feature has yet to appear in any of the Android 12 developer preview releases, it seems to be on the…