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While there’s room for debate about whether Apple Maps or Google Maps is the better choice for navigation to your favorite places, there’s little doubt

At Google IO, the company announced that Maps will soon allow users to get an immersive view of the world, find the most fuel-efficient route, and use Live View in third-party apps.

In a world of so much uncertainty, it's obvious that you need to stay ahead of the game of the virtual conference game.

Samsung has dragged Wear OS into the modern era, now Google needs to catch up and improve Android's foldable support too.

Zoom has launched a Focus Mode feature to help students stay attentive during their virtual classes and not get distracted by others. Using the feature, teachers will be able to hide videos and screen shares of students so that they won’t be able to see what their peers are doing in the class.

In our latest round-up, we look at the explosive increase in trademark applications in Chile, the appointment of a new president at the Licensing Executives Society International, and much more.

June 2, 2021 Zoom had a stellar first quarter, raking in nearly $1 billion in revenue, but with the pandemic subsiding in some parts of the world, the star of the Covid-era economy is readying for a future of work that’s at least somewhat more face-to-face. After blazing past incumbents to become synonymous with videoconferencing, the company is now talking about how the future of work will be somewhere between fully remote and fully in-person. “Many customers I talk to are looking to creat...

Thoma Bravo bets big on cybersecurity in Proofpoint buy, Salesforce introduces integrated learning with Salesforce Learning Paths and more news.

The New York Times has renamed its Op-Ed page, instead calling the articles on the page “Guest Essays,” reasoning that the term has become outdated in our digital age. The Times Opinion Editor Kathleen Kingsbury explained in a piece published recently that opinion page articles were first called “Op-Eds” because they were printed on the opposite side of the editorial page. Though many believed they were called “Op-Eds” because the opinions written were oppos...

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