DoorDash is the latest company to reduce its headcount in the face of economic headwinds, cuttings its workforce by 1,250.
7 Magento SEO Tips You Need to Know
When you are running a Magento website, it is helpful to stay ahead of the game. Learn some Magento SEO tips below.
SaaS Adoption Is Slowing Despite Its Popularity
According to a new report, software as a service (SaaS) adoption is slowing despite widespread popularity.
Mozilla Releases Firefox Translation, a Local, Non-Cloud Extension
Mozilla has released a local, non-cloud translation extension, Firefox Translation, providing a private and secure alternative.
Microsoft CEO Bullish on Asian Data Center Market
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is bullish on the Asian data center market, including China and India, at a time when trade tensions are ramping up.
AWS Unveils ‘AWS Digital Sovereignty Pledge’
AWS is unveiling its latest initiative designed to help it remain the cloud leader: the AWS Digital Sovereignty Pledge.
Dropbox Acquiring Boxcyptor Assets to Enable End-to-End Encryption
Dropbox has announced a deal to acquire assets from Boxcryptor in an effort to bring end-to-end encryption to its service.
Stories by Pixlr: Free and Customizable Instagram Story Templates
Looking to make a splash on Instagram, but not sure how to begin? Check out more about Instagram story templates below.
Media Groups Voice Support for Julian Assange
Media groups have come out in favor of Julian Assange, urging the US to drop the charges against him.
Samsung May Be Prepping Self Repair Assistant App
Samsung’s self repair plans may be coming into sharper focus, with a reported Self Repair Assistant app in the works.
Comcast Continues Its Race to the Bottom With $27 ‘Broadcast TV’ Fee
Comcast is once again showing why it is among the most hated companies in America, charging customers a $27 “Broadcast TV” fee.
Snap to Require Employees In-Office in February
Snap appears to be doing an about-face on remote work, requiring the majority of employees in-office in February.
Bob Iger Has No Plans to Lift Disney Hiring Freeze
Bob Iger’s return as CEO of Disney may signal a time of change, but the company’s hiring freeze is one thing that won’t change.
Musk: Apple Threatening ‘to Withhold Twitter From the App Store’
Musk may be one step closer to launching his own iPhone competitor, saying Apple has “threatened to withhold Twitter from its App Store.”
Epson Is Exiting the Laser Printer Business
Epson has announced it is exiting the laser printer business, citing environmental and business concerns.
Meta Fined $277 Million for Failing to Prevent Data Scraping
Ireland is once again slapping Meta with a hefty fine, this time to the tune of $277 million for failing to protect user data from scraping.
Apple’s Change to AirDrop Is Hurting Chinese Protests
China is experiencing some of its most widespread protests in years, but protesters do not have access to a tool they have come to rely on.
Workers at Amazon’s Largest Air Hub, in Northern KY, Push for Unionization
Amazon’s unionization woes are increasing, with workers at the company’s largest air hub pushing to organize.
FCC Bans Additional Equipment Sales From Chinese Firms
The FCC is continuing its crackdown on Chinese telecom firms, banning equipment from Huawei, ZTE, and others.
Half of Small Computer Repair Shops Access Private Data
In a report that surprises no one, half of of small computer shops access customers’ private data, with some copying and saving it.