Top tech myths people believe: 5G conspiracies and more

A new report details the most common tech myths people in the US believe. Interestingly, many feel as though 5G causes sickness, satellites will ruin stargazing, and more.

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Windows 10: Lists of vocal commands for speech recognition and dictation

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My stolen credit card details were used 4,500 miles away. I tried to find out how it happened (cover story PDF)

When cybersecurity reporter Danny Palmer found his card was apparently used on another continent, he set out to discover more.

Tech Budgets 2021: A CXO's Guide

COVID-19 has accelerated business trends like remote work and digital transformation, and forced IT leaders to adapt their budgets accordingly. In our Tech Budgets 2021 special feature, we examine how business leaders are spending their tech dollars. We've also got valuable advice for how to best optimize your budget plans in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.