Mashable | In November 2019, Microsoft previewed a new version of its Office app for Android and iOS, combining Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into a single application. The Android version of the app was made available on Google Play on Monday, but it is now officially available on Apple's iOS as well.

BetaNews | There's a growing trend towards data breaches caused by cloud misconfigurations, leading to 33.4 billion records being exposed in breaches in 2018 and 2019, amounting to nearly $5 trillion in costs to enterprises globally, according to a new report.

How-To Geek | Microsoft released a buggy security update for Windows 10 last week. Some Windows users report all the files on their desktop have been deleted. Here’s everything you need to know, including how to fix the bug and get your files back.

TechRepublic | Wireless carriers and mobile device makers are furiously trying to ramp up to 5G as the next generation of cellular technology. In the meantime, 4G has become the preferred option in more parts of the world. But this doesn't mean that 2G and 3G are going away, at least not anytime soon. As such, the security flaws inherent in 2G and 3G will continue to plague us for many years to come, according to a report released Tuesday by Positive Technologies.

Fast Company | Feeling overwhelmed by your inbox? Turning it into a Trello-like series of lists might be the answer.

The Enterprisers Project | Conflict is often viewed as negative, but it's essential for building stronger teams. Here are tips for leaders to identify and encourage the right kind of conflict on their teams.

G Suite Updates | Last year, Google announced the ability to see when someone is out of office in Gmail, specifically when composing a new email or Hangouts Chat. Now, they’re expanding that functionality to more places in Gmail on the web, like when you’re hovering over someone’s name in your inbox or in the “To” or “From” line in an email.

Microsoft 365 Blog | A few months ago, Microsoft 365 introduced a new mobile app called Office—a whole new experience designed to be your go-to app for getting work done on a mobile device. It combines Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into a single app and introduces new capabilities that enable you to create content and accomplish tasks in uniquely mobile ways to help you achieve more. Yesterday, they announced the Office app is out of public preview and now generally available worldwide for anyone on Android and iOS phones.