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Chrome Remote Desktop: The easy way to access a remote computer
Want to sign into a computer from another desktop or a mobile device? Here's how to use Google's Remote Desktop to make the connection.
Apple has some big media challenges to solve
Apple is expected to introduce its Texture-based news and magazine service next year, but it has some big challenges to resolve if it wants this to work.
Gmail encryption: Everything you need to know
This easy-to-follow guide will help you understand what's going on with Gmail encryption and what you can do to maximize your messaging privacy.
Google Maps is the new social network
While Twitter tumbles and Facebook flounders, Google Maps has emerged as the best social network for businesses.
A time-saving typing tool that works anywhere in Chrome
Reclaim wasted time and watch your efficiency soar with this spectacularly useful cross-platform add-on.
Google's app redesigns are really bumming me out
Google is slowly shifting its ecosystem from a rich melange of memorable flavors to a forgettable plain vanilla.
Why Microsoft and Google love progressive web apps
Microsoft wants everything to run on Windows. Google wants everything to run on the web. (And what does Apple want?)
5 collaboration tools that enhance Microsoft Office
These apps integrate with Office 365 or Office Online and help your team work together in a variety of ways, from collaborative editing to group task management.
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Mingis on Tech: Data breaches and the rise of 'surveillance capitalism'
Facebook and Google recently owned up to new data breaches affecting millions of users. It's not the first time. It won't be the last. CSO's J.M. Porup explains what's really going on.
How to turn any website into a custom Chrome OS app
A handy hack for customizing your Chromebook and bringing native app-like experiences to your favorite sites and services.
How to make Gmail's desktop interface infinitely better
Give Gmail a much-needed minimalist makeover — and watch your email efficiency soar.
The worst part about Google's Inbox assassination
What looked like the future of email is about to become the past as Google gives up its effort to reinvent the inbox.
Social media and trolls: The end is near
A new service uses NFC and blockchain to end trolling forever. (And just in time.)
What is a search engine, anyway?
If you think a search engine exists as an index to the internet, it’s time to update your thinking.
Here comes ‘antidisinformation as a service’
Lies and fake news are coming after your company’s brand and reputation. Time to get your AaaS in gear.
Road trip
Pilot fish and his wife are on a road trip and want to print out a map on their hotel's PC -- but what comes out of the printer is not the image they had in mind.
Get serious about privacy with the Epic, Brave and Tor browsers
These three desktop browsers will keep your identity safe from trackers and hackers — using very different methods.
Mozilla sets termination date for Firefox's legacy add-ons
The company will stop supporting Firefox ESR 52, the final release that is compatible with legacy add-ons, in two weeks.
Mozilla tests Firefox add-on that steers users toward serendipity
The new 'Advance' add-on takes into account a user's browsing history to recommend other sites to explore.
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