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Microsoft to permanently close all of its retail stores

The company will also "reimagine" three of its existing stores, specifically the ones in London, New York City, and Sydney, as Microsoft Experience Centers.

Zoom losing to Teams in the video conference race to the top

Phishing attacks target workers returning to the office

Two ways to return to where you last were in a Microsoft Word document

Apple's product engineering is unprecedented, says this former Windows exec

How Microsoft is changing its Windows Insider program

Git guide for IT pros (free PDF)

Developed by Linux creator Linus Torvalds, Git is the most widely-used, modern version control system (VCS) in the world. This tool enables users and developers to collaborate on local machines/networks or via public servers. Developers should think of Git as their go-to collaboration tool. This Git guide for IT pros ebook from TechRepublic provides a quick way to get up to speed on the VCS and better understand why and how Git’s impact on software development.

The ultimate Windows 10 information hub: Everything you need in one place

After Windows 10 upgrade, do these seven things immediately

KPMG rolls out Power Platform-fueled assessment tools for workplace re-entry

For business customers, Microsoft's Windows 10 documentation is an unruly mess

macOS Big Sur: A cheat sheet (free PDF)

macOS Big Sur is a continuation of Apple's operating system that powers its lineup of desktop and mobile computers. While it carries the macOS name, it is the first major version change in more than 15 years--officially dropping the 10.x and going by 11.x.iPhone 11. Learn more about macOS Big Sur in this free PDF download from TechRepublic.

Microservices: The foundation of tomorrow's enterprise applications

Microservice architecture has the potential to pick up where service-oriented architecture (SOA) left off, making application development faster, more scalable, and more flexible. But as with SOA, some doubt microservices can live up to their promise. We help CIOs sort out the fact from fiction.