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(Photo via Getty Images) As COVID-19 vaccinations roll out across the globe, Apple is cracking down on apps that provide proof of immunization. All iOS apps issuing health passes based on inoculation records must be submitted by developers working with entities recognized by public health authorities. That includes test kit manufacturers, laboratories, and healthcare providers; Cupertino will also accept COVID-19 apps from government, medical, and "other credentialed" institutions. "With the recent release of COVID-19 vaccines, we've seen an increase in apps that generate health passes used ...

(Shine co-founders Naomi Hirabayashi and Marah Lidey) Dealing with stress in the workplace is one thing, but when it’s dialed-up to the max due to racism, sexism, and microaggressions, something’s gotta give.  For Marah Lidey and Naomi Hirabayashi, the tipping point came almost a decade ago. They met as coworkers, and did the usual watercooler chat, comparing the mental and emotional roadblocks they’d both endured in their corporate careers to date. But when it came to the mental health redress solutions on the market, they just didn’t see themselves represented.  So they jumped shi...

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(Photo: Microsoft) Back in 2014, Microsoft launched a scanning app exclusively for Windows Phone called Office Lens. A year later, it branched out to offer Android and iOS versions. Now it's getting a name change along with some new features. Saumitra Agarwal, Senior PM Lead for Lens at Microsoft, announced on the Microsoft 365 Blog that Office Lens will now be known as Microsoft Lens. The icon has also been updated to bring it in line with what we're used to seeing for the Office apps. Agarwal describes the change as a "new identity" for the mobile scanning app, but the main reason users wil...