The Verge | Starting on October 13th, files in the trash will automatically delete after 30 days. The change means that Drive’s trash will work the same way as other Google products, like Gmail, for more consistent behavior across all of Google’s products.

BetterCloud Monitor | Industry leaders Jamf, OneLogin, and BetterCloud, are empowering IT and Security teams to manage remote workers using automation to improve productivity and beef up their cloud security. Check out our co-authored blog post to learn more about managing your apple devices, user identities, and SaaS applications.

Engadget | Intel is making some big promises with its new Tiger Lake CPUs. The company claims you'll see CPU speeds around 20 percent faster than the previous generation. And in some cases, its graphics performance is twice as fast.

Computerworld | The reality is that Apple’s products are popular in the enterprise. And while there are many businesses that don’t officially support them, one section of civic society that pretty much always do their own thing no matter what they ask others to do are the boys and girls in the C-suite.

How-To Geek | Tech is constantly being outdated and you might have a small gadget graveyard building up in your house somewhere. But you spent a decent amount of money on all that stuff, it shouldn’t go to waste! So before you get rid of it, let’s go over some cool stuff you can do with those dated pieces of tech.

MakeUseOf | Google Drive is a fantastic productivity and collaboration tool. Once you start using it a lot, however, it becomes difficult to keep everything organized. Here's a guide to organizing Google Drive to reduce wasted time looking for information.

G Suite Updates | The Google Device Policy app won’t support mobile devices running iOS version 10 or lower after the end of 2020. If your organization has advanced mobile device management (MDM) enabled, users must upgrade to iOS version 11 or higher to access new MDM features or to download the Device Policy app for the first time.