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GitHub’s 2021 State of the Octoverse report finds devs flourishing in changing times
GitHub’s annual examination of documentation and code development found automation improvements, reusable code, and mentorship helping devs weather shifting work realities.
Read MoreLearn how to launch a side hustle with copywriting, photography, and more for under $30
Use code CYBER20 during our Cyber Week Sale to learn how to develop new income streams.
Read MoreAndroid 12 and iOS 15 offer a glimpse of what’s to come in phone tech in 2022
In 2021 we saw an emphasis on computational photography and a focus on cameras. In 2022, we will see an emphasis on your phone becoming more personal, effortless, and intelligent.
Read MoreConfusing data breach in Rhode Island leads to AG investigation
The transit authority (RIPTA) was hacked. Now the ACLU is questioning why thousands of people with no relationship to RIPTA had their personal information leaked.
Read MoreGoogle pauses Pixel 6 software update to address dropped calls
If you already downloaded the December update and are still experiencing dropped calls on your Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro, you’ll have to perform a factory reset to revert to the previous software version.
Read MoreHuawei expects 2022 challenges amidst tech politics, deglobalisation
Chinese tech vendor expects to close 2021 with 634 billion yuan ($99.45 billion) in revenue, a 28.88% drop from the year before, and sees “serious challenges” in 2022 with an uncertain business environment, growing deglobalisation, and the “politicisation of technology”.
Read MoreAmazing things happen when IT and business leaders collaborate. Here’s the data to prove it
When businesses appreciate the power of IT, their revenue grows.
Read MoreT-Mobile confirms SIM swapping attacks led to breach
This caps a rough year for the carrier after multiple data breaches.
Read MoreLastPass VPs confirm ‘no indication’ of compromised accounts after security alerts
LastPass VP Gabor Angyal said some of the security alerts that initially caused concern were “likely triggered in error.”
Read MoreXian lockdown sees Samsung ‘adjust’ semiconductor output
Plants said to make up over 40% of Samsung’s global NAND production.
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