Neowin | Google has announced that older versions of G Suite mobile and desktop apps will stop working starting on August 12, 2020. The search giant is urging users and admins to update their apps to be able to continue using them.

TechRepublic | Zoom may have the hype, the cool backgrounds, and the sexy name, but Microsoft Teams quietly surpassed Zoom users during the week of May 4. As of June 14, 2020, Microsoft Teams grew 894% and Zoom grew 677% from its base use during the week of Feb. 17, according to Aternity data.

PCWorld | Accidentally deleting a file can be a nightmare. A new Windows 10 recovery tool, Windows File Recovery, can help—though it’s geared towards those who don’t mind using a command-line interface. Windows File Recovery, a free Microsoft app now on the Windows Store, offers a way to restore files that have become accidentally deleted.

Diginomica | "I've been very encouraged by the fact that corporate IT is continuing to move forward. People are continuing to implement software deployment technologies to go and transform their workplace," says Box CEO Aaron Levie. "Companies are still going to have a deep need to be able to manage their digital information and their digital content. But employees are going to work from tools like Slack, or Teams, or Zoom, or Gmail, or whatever app they want to work from."

PCWorld | Zap cached app files in a single tap, clear the Downloads folder, delete unneeded offline maps, take charge of music downloads, and more.

How-To Geek | A whiteboard is a great tool for collaborating with others. If you’re working remotely and can’t physically gather around one, though, you’ll need a virtual solution—like Microsoft Whiteboard.

G Suite Updates | In 2018, Google began making changes to their API and service infrastructure to improve performance and security. As a result of these changes, some older versions of G Suite desktop and mobile apps may stop working on August 12, 2020. In particular, versions released prior to December 2018 may be impacted.

G Suite Updates | Google is adding new features to help you customize chart axes in Google Sheets and better visualize your data in charts.