Computerworld | According to U.S. metrics vendor Net Applications, Windows 10 grew by 1.2 percentage points to reach 60.6% of global operating system share in August, accounting for 69.6% of all Windows editions. As usual, the second number is the more important of the two; August's was 1.4 points higher than July's.

BetterCloud Monitor | If you think that you’ve got smart SaaS management because you’ve built workflows to offboard users—think again. Get smarter with your SaaS management by creating these five workflows that every company needs—to help you and your employees get things done faster.

CNET | Verizon is expanding a test of quantum computing technology that the carrier believes could help secure its networks. A pilot project of a technology called quantum key distribution in Washington DC was successful, so Verizon it will now test it across the US.

XDA Developers | According to a recent blog post from Google, Chrome 85 brings support for Secure DNS in Chrome for Android and it shares the same design principles as the desktop variant. With the feature, Chrome will automatically switch to DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) if your current DNS provider supports the feature.

MakeUseOf | Sometimes, you might need the page to be in the landscape orientation to include a large table, a graph, or a map. In Google Docs, you can create a new document with either the portrait or the landscape layout.

How-To Geek | If your Mac is suddenly feeling very sluggish and unresponsive, it’s possible that a runaway application is consuming a large percentage of your CPU’s processing power. To find out, we’ll use a built-in macOS utility called Activity Monitor. Here’s how.

G Suite Updates | You can use Context-Aware Access (CAA) to create granular access control policies for pre-integrated SAML apps or custom SAML apps based on attributes including the user, location, device security status, and IP address. This can improve your security posture by reducing the chances that there’s unintended access to specific apps and the data in them.