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Social media is the most popular method of engaging with brands
Salesforce surveyed over 3,500 consumers worldwide to gain a pulse check on how consumers engage with brands, focusing on the channels, messages, and promotion types that are resonating during the pandemic. Social media is the most influential channel for communicating with consumers.
Read MoreSamsung Galaxy Note 20, Z Fold2: Launch date, features, specs and everything else we know so far
Samsung’s gearing up to announce some new phones, and we’ve rounded up everything we could find out about the Note 20 and Z Fold2.
Read MorePrivacy settings: How to secure your iPhone and Android device
Your smartphones and tablets collect a ton of information about you. Here’s how to get the most security and privacy out of your mobile device.
Read MoreHow many COVID-19 infections are asymptomatic? Research shows it may be a lot more than thought
Genetic tests are the gold standard for detecting if someone’s sick with COVID-19, but recent research argues large numbers of the infected don’t test positive for the disease and never develop symptoms. That might mean serological tests that reveal antibodies to the disease are essential to know the true scope of infection.
Read MoreGarbage in, garbage out: Data science, meet evidence-based medicine
Did you ever wonder how data is used in the medical industry? The picture that emerges by talking to the experts leaves a lot to be desired.
Read MoreSAP Brazil president gets promoted to regional role
Cristina Palmaka will lead the company’s operations in Latin America and the Caribbean
Read MoreBecome a cloud pro: Microsoft Azure certification prep bundle is 97% off
Azure continues to be Microsoft’s golden goose and beat growth forecasts.
Read MoreMicrosoft is doing its usual fiscal year-end layoffs, but fewer than usual
Microsoft has cut “hundreds” of employees as part of its latest layoff round across multiple regions and functions, according to various reports.
Read MoreEmotet botnet returns after a five-month absence
2019’s most active malware botnet returns to life with new spam campaign after it previously went dark on February 7, 2020.
Read MoreArm processors: Everything you need to know
Apple’s recent move to redesign its Mac computers around chips that it fabricates for itself, replacing Intel, has cast a new spotlight around a class of processor that there’s a very good chance you own right now.
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