Apple Discontinues Its Big Beautiful Thunderbolt Display
Apple hasn’t updated its Thunderbolt display in five years, and now it won’t be selling it either. Read more… Gizmodo
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From the Oval Office to Investor-in-Chief: Obama considers a VC gig next
As the country holds its breath in anticipation of who will take Barack Obama’s chair in the Oval Office, the president is considering how to get his résumé into the right hands after his eight-year lease on the White House expires (tenant laws in DC...
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Announcing Google Cloud Platform Education Grants for computer science
Posted by Bram Bout, Director, Google for Education (Cross-posted on the Google for Education Blog.) While university students are on their summer holidays, internships or jobs, their professors are already hard at work planning for fall courses. These course maps will be at the center...
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How to Get Windows 7’s Old Folder Icons in Windows 10
Microsoft changed the default folder icon in Windows 10 to a flat, closed folder. If you prefer the open folder icon from Windows 7, you can make that the default folder icon in Windows 10 with a registry tweak. Click Here to Continue Reading How-To Geek
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Too Little Is Done Internally to Prevent Insider Threats
Seventy-two percent of IT security professionals aren’t confident in their ability to manage or control employee access to sensitive files. IT Business Edge | News, Analysis, and Trends
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Technology fast-tracks success for students with language-based disabilities
Posted by Margaret Kuzmicz, director of technology at Carroll School (Cross-posted on the Google for Education Blog.) Editor’s note: Small schools are seeing great success with Google for Education tools. We spoke with educators and administrators from smaller districts across the United States to better understand...
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It’s easier to buy a gun than do these 100 things in America
Earlier this week, a reporter from The Star walked into a gun store and purchased an AR-15 — the assault rifle used in the Orlando massacre — in seven minutes flat. Her experiment has been substantiated by others in the field. In fact, some guns,...
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Combat E-Commerce Fraud, Keep Up with the Latest Tech
The challenge for online retailers is to combine effective fraud prevention that protects their bottom line with great customer experience and high approvals. IT Business Edge | News, Analysis, and Trends
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What Is USB Debugging, and Is It Safe to Leave It Enabled on Android?
If you’ve ever tried to do anything advanced on your Android phone, you’ve likely heard (or read) the term “USB Debugging.” This is a commonly-used option that’s tucked away neatly under Android’s Developer Options menu, but it’s still something that many users enable without giving...
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3 ways independent schools can implement new technology without raising tuition
Posted by Jilli Hume, Program Manager, Google for Education Team (Cross-post noted on the Google for Education Blog.) Editor’s note: Small schools are seeing great success with Google for Education tools. We spoke with educators and administrators from smaller schools and districts across the United...
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