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Should your company follow Apple to India? – Computerworld
Apple isn’t the only company taking a position in India. Many other electronics firms are working to build up their business, too, like Apple, also hoping to mitigate some of the damaging effects of US tariffs on international trade. They recognize, as so many do, that unless US consumers still enjoy access to affordable consumer goods, inflation, shortages, and unemployment loom. All…
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Search Bar Not Working in Windows 11? Follow these Fixes
I’ve regularly seen some users report that the search bar is not working in Windows 11, and I know it is quite a common issue. Numerous users are unable to type in the search bar, making it difficult for them to quickly find apps and files. If you are facing the same issue, we have put together a detailed guide…
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With the rise of genAI, it’s time to follow Apple’s Security Recommendations – Computerworld
Death to security complacency The main takeaway is this: You should act on the warnings given to you by Apple’s Security Recommendations tool. You should avoid re-using passwords, no matter where it is. You should use a Password Manager and other forms of security, such as 2FA, and you should very much beware if you receive an email from a…
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“No, I don’t think it is the end of Salesforce”: Klarna CEO clarifies why it stopped using Salesforce – and why he doesn’t think other companies will follow suit
Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski has explained his firm’s decision to stop using Salesforce in favor of its in-house AI tools, but admits he thinks the CRM giant isn’t going anywhere soon. Siemiatkowski comments on X come after Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff questioned Klarna’s decision to move away from the platform in 2024, which prompted Siemiatkowski to clear everything up. “I…
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How to Follow a Training Program for a Marathon or Half Marathon, Even When Nothing Is Going Right
When you’re training for a race, a good training plan is key. With that training program, you’ll have all your runs planned out for you, with just the right mix of long runs, speed work, and easy mileage to get you to the start line strong and ready. But what do you do when the plan doesn’t match up with…
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My Seven Favorite Cleaning Accounts to Follow on Instagram
We may earn a commission from links on this page. As it stands, it looks like TikTok will be banned from app stores on Jan. 19. And while I’m not an expert in government, I am a savvy social media user who knows people are worried about their followers, followed accounts, and saved videos disappearing. If you get your cleaning…
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You Can Now Follow Mastodon Users on Threads (Sort Of)
Threads users can finally follow Mastodon accounts—sort of. The change, part of Thread’s multi-year plan to integrate with the Fediverse, means it’s now possible to find Mastodon and other compatible social media accounts in Threads. You can also click the follow button, though not much will happen if you do—posts from those accounts don’t show up in Threads, either in…
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Use Bluesky Network Analyzer to Find More Accounts to Follow
I may be more than mildly obsessed with Bluesky, the new-ish social media network that is taking the internet by storm, and serving as a safe haven for many former X users fleeing Elon Musk’s increasingly unpleasant virtual cesspit (I may be editorializing a bit too much here). It’s just that I haven’t had this much fun using social media…
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Use Bluesky Directory to Find the Best Starter Packs of People to Follow
If you’re tuned in to digital culture news at all, it’s been impossible to miss the chatter about Bluesky over the past month. The fledgling social media site—which looks and acts a lot like Twitter did a decade ago, long before Elon Musk bought it and renamed it X—is exploding in popularity, doubling in size over the past two months…
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Google Photos is getting an Updates page to help you follow changes to shared albums
Google Photos is making it easier to follow activity in your shared albums with a new “Updates” section. In the new section, you’ll be able to see notifications like updates to a shared album and updates to a conversation within Google Photos, according to a support post from Google. The Updates section can be found by tapping a bell icon…
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