The Verge | Apple favors simplicity, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the company’s product lineups. But the newly announced iPad Air, which now features a screen designed like that of the pricier Pro with the added benefit of being the only device so far to carry the new A14 Bionic processor, is further complicating what was once the company’s most elegant product lineup.

YouTube | BetterCloud's dazzling IT duo is back with the down low on the SaaS vendors they love and the tactics they loathe. Unsolicited calendar invites? Showing up at the office uninvited? Naw son! On the other hand, dinner at the chef's table and a Bruce Springsteen show?! All the YES! Find out who makes the good list.

CNET | Google on Tuesday unveiled new devices for when people eventually return to office conference rooms. The system of gadgets, called Google Meet Series One, includes a camera, soundbar with eight mics and touchscreen remote. Google partnered with the Chinese manufacturer Lenovo to build the hardware.

BetaNews | A survey from automated audit preparation company Shujinko shows that CISOs are tasked with preparing for more than three audits on average in the next 6-12 months, but are struggling with inadequate tools, limited budgets and personnel, and inefficient manual processes.

OnMSFT | If you ever wanted one hub for scribbling ideas, putting images text, or objects in one place, then Microsoft has your back. You can do all this and a lot more in Microsoft Whiteboard, a freeform digital canvas where ideas, content, and people come together.

MakeUseOf | Do you want to allow people to quickly choose items in your documents? Checkboxes are a great way to do that. You can add a box next to each option in your document, and viewers can make their selection.

G Suite Updates | You can now see up to 49 people at the same time in the auto and tiled layout options in Google Meet. When you hover over your thumbnail in the top right corner, you’ll now see the option to add or remove yourself from the grid. These changes are only visible to you.