Like most events this year, Google I/O is going virtual (again) in 2021.

Am I shocked that it's a virtual event again this year? No. Do I want to know what you're hoping to see and/or hear from Google? Absolutely I do.

Personally, I won't be as eager to see the new Pixel phones (if any) since I bought an iPhone earlier this year. But I'm still looking forward to seeing what the next version of Android looks like. Let me know what features, products, whatever you're hoping for in this new SaaSOps Community Thread.
 

Google’s I/O developer event is returning this year after being canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and like many other tech events that have taken place during the pandemic, it will be entirely virtual. The event will take place from May 18th–20th and will be free to attend, according to 9to5Google, which revealed the date after solving Google’s cryptic I/O puzzle.
During Altitude 2020, our director of product strategy Peter Bilali explained that this new product offering helps IT know the SaaS environment. He added, “With this launch, BetterCloud becomes the first all-in-one SaaSOps platform that can discover, manage, and secure all of your SaaS applications in one place.” The GIFs in this blog post show you exactly how it all works.
Apple is expanding its Find My network to include third-party devices. Some of the first products that will take advantage of the tool include Belkin's Soundform earbuds and the Chipolo One Spot item tracker, with those becoming available at the start of next week.
While it initially sought to play down the data breach revelations published by Business Insider at the weekend by suggesting that information like people’s birth dates and phone numbers was “old”, in a blog post late yesterday the tech giant finally revealed that the data in question had in fact been scraped from its platform by malicious actors “in 2019” and “prior to September 2019”.
 

Drives failing due to logical or physical issues is a common sight. Unfortunately, there is no clear way to know when or how a drive might fail. What we can try, however, is to make a corrupt storage drive usable. This is where DiskPart comes in. Here's how you can use DiskPart to wipe, reformat, and partition a drive ready for use.
Microsoft PowerPoint now has a Presenter Coach to let you rehearse your presentations before going to the audience. This coach gives you a detailed report telling you how well you did and suggesting areas for improvement. Here’s how to use it.
 

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