9to5Google | Google announced two incremental list price increases. The entry G Suite Basic Edition with 30GB of cloud storage is jumping $1 to $6 per user/month. Meanwhile, G Suite Business Edition is now $12 per user/month (from $10), or the “local currency equivalent where applicable.”

ZDNet | Google updated its G Suite apps to give its business productivity apps a cleaner, crisper look.

TNW | We’re just over two weeks into 2019, and one of the biggest data leaks in recent years has surfaced. Renowned security researcher Troy Hunt reported a massive leak consisting of 773 million unique email IDs and 21 million unique passwords, which he refers to as Collection #1.

Computerworld | This sortable chart offers information, dates, and locations for a variety of IT-focused events coming up over the next year.

G Suite Learning Center | If you’re coming from Microsoft OneDrive, learn how features such as uploading, sharing, and syncing files in OneDrive work in Google Drive.

Microsoft Office Help & Training | Office 2016 lets you collaborate and coauthor better by opening a real-time chat window right within the app.

InformationWeek | Luckily, more options exist to help both companies and their individual employees get up to speed on new IT skills quickly.

Popular Science | The term is ubiquitous, especially at CES. Here’s how to understand it.

G Suite Updates | Starting on April 2, 2019, G Suite Basic Edition will increase by $1 (from $5 to $6 per user/month) and G Suite Business Edition will increase by $2 (from $10 to $12 per user/month), or the local currency equivalent where applicable.