Latest from Owen Hughes
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Workplace from Facebook just got these new video call options
New features have been added to Facebook's contender in the burgeoning workplace collaboration arena, meanwhile its VR for business platform is out of closed beta.
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'Overwhelmed' workers are struggling to switch off from the remote office
Home workers in the UK are struggling to adapt to remote-working life, citing an overabundance of workplace-imposed communication tools and a breakdown of interactions with colleagues.
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Build 2020: Azure Stack Hub updated with six new features, including machine-learning tools
Microsoft has announced a slew of up updates to its hybrid cloud platform at its Build 2020 developer conference, which is taking place virtually this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Google Meet video-conferencing and chat app: A cheat sheet
Google's contender in the video-conferencing and virtual-meeting arena is Google Meet. This handy cheat sheet will tell you everything you need to know about the app and what it has to offer.
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Desktop Linux: Why open source is heading for a new breakthrough
As more people move to hybrid laptops and mobile devices, open source looks well-positioned to fill a gap in the market.
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Google Chrome will let you organize your browser tabs and tame the chaos: Here's how
Google Chrome will soon let users group, label and color-code browser tabs to help bring some order to their internet activity.
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Use Gmail? Now you can use Google Meet video conferencing for free, too
Google has finished rolling out Google Meet to all users and will be integrating the video-conferencing app directly into Gmail in the coming days.
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Zoom vs Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Cisco Webex and Skype: Choosing the right video-conferencing apps for you
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Skype, Cisco Webex, BlueJeans--the choice of video-conferencing software is huge. Here are a few things to consider when deciding which is best for you.
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Microsoft: We'll give you $100,000 if you can hack our Azure Sphere IoT platform
Microsoft is offering researchers $100,000 if they can crack the company's custom-built Linux OS for Internet of Things devices.
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The new normal: What should you expect when you return to office life?
The coronavirus pandemic has forced businesses to quickly adopt and adapt to new ways of working. One thing seems clear--traditional office life won't be the same when we return to our desks.