Chrome for Windows 7 will continue to get security updates until at least January 15, 2022.

Google has decided to extend Chrome support for Windows 7 for another six months beyond its original plan in order to give customers more time if their Windows 10 migration plans were delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

In January, Google said Chrome support would continue until at least July 2021, but that was a few months before the pandemic struck.

A hacking campaign has compromised VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phone systems at over 1,000 companies around the world over the past year in a campaign designed to make profit from selling compromised accounts.

The ransomware’s ‘retirement’ has left a hole that Egregor operators may capitalize on.

As the developers of the Maze ransomware announce their exit from the malware scene, clients are now thought to be turning to Egregor as a substitute.

IT professionals face an almost never-ending to-do list of projects. IT leaders tell us how to make sure you focus on the right priorities.

These are complex times. From rapid technological advances to fast-changing customer demands, IT professionals face an always-growing list of challenges.

Harvard Business Review says complexity is an increasingly necessary element for viability and competitiveness in today’s unpredictable business environment. If you want to get ahead, then you will have to deal with complexity as best you can.

So how can IT professionals manage complexity? The answer, as these three digital leaders show, is to put agility at the centre of the IT organisation and its product development strategy. Here are their best-practice tips for getting things done in an iterative manner.

Cypress Cove cores consist of Ice Lake’s 10nm core architecture ported back to 14nm combined with Tiger Lake graphics.

While Apple dominates Jason Squared’s list of best technology products, Google and Amazon do make an appearance.

It’s nearly the end of the year, which means it’s time to take a step back and reflect on 2020.

Despite how much this year was an Annus Horribilis on so many levels, some very good technology products were released. While we cannot list them all, here’s what made the top of our list on Jason Squared at ZDNet.

Zoom has kicked off end-to-end encryption for its mobile and desktop apps. Phase one of the encryption rollout doesn’t include meetings via a web browser.

Zoom, the big winner from remote working during the COVID-19 pandemic, is rolling out end-to-end encryption for all video meetings on mobile and desktop devices after criticism that it used “substandard” encryption.

Chrome 86, released earlier this month, comes with a secret Read Later feature.

The latest version of the Google Chrome browser, v86, released earlier this month, contains a secret Read Later feature reminiscent of the old Set Aside function from the classic Microsoft Edge browser and the current Pocket integration from Firefox.

The United States Department of Justice is taking Google to court, alleging that the search giant is violating antitrust law. Do you think they’re right?

In a lawsuit filed earlier this week, the United States Department of Justice accused Google of violating Section 2 of the Sherman Antitrust Act. The blistering 64-page complaint alleges that the search giant is guilty of “exclusionary practices that are harmful to competition.”

There is a myriad of programming languages to choose from when you first learn how to code, so things can get confusing really quickly. Thankfully, this 6-course programming bundle does the guesswork for you..

Programming is one of the most versatile skills you can possibly have. Whether you’re interested in programming as a full-time career or as a side hustle, keeping up to date with the latest languages and technologies will make you a valuable asset to your employers or potential clients. Not only that, but programming is also constantly in demand, so it’s a reliable skill set to fall back on.