Month: July 2021
How one founder aims to make money management a mutiplayer game
Aditi Shekar’s path to entrepreneurship was a very intentional one, and while it wasn’t quite a childhood dream, it was the real-world version of the goals she did have as a kid. Fast forward to today, and Aditi’s company Zeta is on a rocket ship ride in fintech, having recently…
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What do developers want and need from secure coding training? Hands closeup of person typing – securing coding training
Cybersecurity is increasingly becoming integrated into software development initiatives. As part of this, application security (AppSec) specialists often work closely with software development teams to improve security within the applications they create. However, there is still confusion about the role developers play in software security, and whether responsibility for it…
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Apple’s AirPods Pro are $179 in-store at Staples through the rest of July
Staples is hosting some stellar back-to-school deals this week, especially if tech is on your checklist. The AirPods Pro are $179 (visible on the third page of the ad) and are available at this price in-store only. Originally $249, these have been falling in price, but it’s not often that…
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Windows 10 update breaks printing, again Printer
Microsoft’s July Patch Tuesday security release, which officially fixed the notorious PrintNightmare issue, has also adversely affected printing and scanning on some other devices in Windows 10, the company has admitted. “After installing updates released July 13, 2021 on domain controllers (DCs) in your environment, printers, scanners, and multifunction devices…
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Spotify will now notify you of new releases from your favorite artists
Spotify is introducing a feature to notify people when their favorite artists and podcast producers have a new release to check out. Taking the form of a bell icon you’ll find at the top of the app’s home interface, the What’s New panel collects new releases from bands, musicians and…
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