What’s next for remote workers? A virtual ‘watercooler’

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What's next for remote workers? A virtual 'watercooler' The lack of connection has been a constant issue for remote workers, but a slate of new apps promises to make social interactions easier — no matter where employees are. Will people gather in the virtual breakroom? Read more ▶

Is Windows 10 a secret Slack slayer? Slack is already going after Microsoft in Europe, hoping to put a dent in the latter's success with Teams. But Windows could be what really puts Slack in the rear view mirror.

Microsoft bucks history, pegs Windows 10 21H1 as 'minor' upgrade The coming spring update for Windows 10 won't offer any major new features, making it more likely the fall upgrade will have more to offer users.

Tech salaries rose in 2020 — despite COVID-19 A Dice.com survey shows that pay rose 3.6% despite the pandemic, and by more than 10% in some regions. But the higher wages went to just 52% of tech workers.

If you liked the M1 Macs, you'll love the M1X Fresh speculation suggests Apple's next wave of M-powered Macs will deliver screaming+ performance.

iPad gains much-improved Microsoft Office app Microsoft reads the zeitgeist with a welcome release for iPad-toting professionals that combines Word, PowerPoint and Excel inside an easy to manage experience.

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