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The popular app is moving beyond just PDFs and becoming more of an AI-powered document productivity and creativity platform.

While companies continue to seek people with advanced AI skills, younger workers remain in danger of seeing their jobs automated.

Apple has reportedly created an Apple Watch tool using Siri AI to summarize your day.

In this Q&A, attorney Brian McGinnis explains what recent privacy suits over AI notetaking tools mean for the workplace. McGinnis is a partner at the Barnes & Thornburg law firm and co-chair of the firm's Data Security and Privacy Law practice group.

Custom phone rings and notification sounds are never more than a minute away -- once you know how to ask.

To keep atomic clocks and those based on the earth's rotation in sync, GCWM periodically adds a second to UTC; the prospect of having to subtract one, potentially causing major disruption, is prompting it to rethink leap seconds entirely.

Apple's iPhone launch on Sept. 9 marks the start of a new era in the company's leadership.

In a bid to reduce its reliance on US-controlled technologies, the Swiss federal government is launching a 3,000-seat pilot to test openDesk, an open-source alternative to Microsoft 365.

Really, did you expect anything else?

CloudSEK found 4,148 stolen session cookies and 1,032 plaintext passwords in an operation targeting 461 organizations across more than 40 countries.