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How to use OneDrive in Windows 10 to sync and share files
If you have Windows 10, you have OneDrive. Here's how to use Microsoft's cloud storage service in Windows 10.
Apple goes back to the future with web apps
Apple's about to introduce Service Worker support in Safari. So, what are Service Workers, and why might they matter to you or your enterprise?
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5 Rules for Choosing an Identity Solution that Lasts
As a modern organization, you embrace powerful new cloud apps to fuel your organization's growth. You know adopting, using and even building the best technologies will be a big driver for your future success.
10 Trello tips and tricks
Trello can make your team's projects a lot more organized and manageable. These tips will put you in the driver's seat.
How to use Google Drive for collaboration
Sharing files in Google Docs, Sheets and Slides is an easy and effective way to collaborate with others. Here’s how to do it.
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OneNote vs. Evernote: A personal take on two great note-taking apps
Evernote and Microsoft OneNote have taken different approaches in their quest to be the best note-taking app. Here’s where each one shines.
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Can these tools help you write more good? Maybe even better.
4 writing guides take different approaches to streamlining, improving and honing your style.
8 tips to get started with SharePoint communication sites
Tips and best practices to help Office 365 customers create beautiful and useful SharePoint sites with modern communication sites.
Why the Amazon Dash Wand could bring down big box retailers
Online sales are rising, but the Amazon Dash Wand could spur them even more.
6 lesser-known browsers: Free, lightweight and low-maintenance
Popular browsers such as Edge, Firefox and Chrome have lots of features -- and can take up lots of memory. We look at 5 lesser-known browsers for simpler surfing.
Review: Office 365's Delve, Sway and Planner fall flat
Microsoft's latest productivity tools – now including the Planner mobile app for iOS and Android -- have a few compelling features but integrate poorly with Office
Apache Struts 2 exploit allows ransomware on servers
Attackers are exploiting a vulnerability patched last month in the Apache Struts web development framework to install ransomware on servers.
Millions of websites affected by unpatched flaw in Microsoft IIS 6 web server
A proof-of-concept exploit has been published for a zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0, a version of the web server that's no longer supported.
Flaws in Moodle CMS put thousands of e-learning websites at risk
Organizations that use the popular Moodle learning management system should deploy the latest patches as soon as possible because they fix vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to take over web servers.
Malicious uploads allowed hijacking of WhatsApp and Telegram accounts
A vulnerability patched in the web-based versions of encrypted communications services WhatsApp and Telegram would have allowed attackers to take over accounts by sending users malicious files masquerading as images or videos.
16 months later, YouTube Music is still a missed opportunity
Google's vast library of rare and live music could be a major selling point for the company's streaming music service. Instead, it's a barely-connected footnote.
Hackers exploit Apache Struts vulnerability to compromise corporate web servers
Attackers are widely exploiting a recently patched vulnerability in Apache Struts that allows them to remotely execute malicious code on web servers.
How YouTube TV will kill cable
YouTube's new live TV service will make TV mobile, flexible, easy, competitive and super profitable for Google.
Chrome for MacOS to block rogue ad injections and settings changes
Google has expanded its Safe Browsing service, allowing Google Chrome on macOS to better protect users from programs that locally inject ads into web pages or that change the browser's home page and search settings.
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