Month: August 2020
What we listen to while working from home
If you’re used to working in an office full of coworkers, but are now forced to labor from home, you may be feeling that things are a little quiet — too quiet. The solution might be to listen to whatever music, talk, or other background audio can keep your spirits…
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How to opt-out of direct marketing messages forever null
The Wireless Application Service Providers’ Association (WASPA) has set up a new Do Not Contact database to help South Africans avoid being spammed. Often you don’t even remember opting-in for these direct marketing SMS’s but are still inundated with them. To help avoid having customers frustrated by their members direct…
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Engadget Podcast: Galaxy Note 20 Ultra review and Fortnite v. Apple
This week, Cherlynn and Devindra chat about what it’s like to live with the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, Samsung’s biggest new phone. Plus, they dive into Epic’s war with Apple over the App Store, as well as how Facebook is still trying (and failing) to mak… Source
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How Secure Are Your Texts, Really?
This week, we discuss the ins and outs of encrypted messaging apps and videochat services—and why you should probably be using them. Source
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School nurses are on the frontlines of the pandemic
When most school buildings shuttered in April, the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) sent out a survey to its members. The nonprofit specialty nursing organization wanted to know what school nurses were doing during the pandemic. The findings showed that school nurses were still working with students and families,…
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How technology can support SME lending during the pandemic How technology can support SME lending during the pandemic
COVID-19 has resulted in a host of new challenges for the UK’s small businesses. Arguably, one of the most pressing being how to access funds to remain afloat. This is especially important as it has been recently reported that a fifth of all UK SMEs could run out of cash…
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