CNET | "Imagine a mini iPhone so tiny it fits neatly into the palm of your hand and into your tightest jeans pocket. But it isn't an iPhone. It isn't even a phone at all. This 3.3-inch gadget is the new Palm, a superportable Android sidekick that has its own LTE data connection and pairs with your phone for calls and texts," writes Jessica Dolcourt.

Business Insider | Some of the most prominent tech leaders on the planet have paid tribute to Paul Allen, the cofounder of Microsoft who died yesterday at the age of 65. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Apple CEO Tim Cook, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai were among those to celebrate the mark that Allen left on the tech world.

ZDNet | Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla announced plans to disable Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 and 1.1 support in their respective browsers in the first half of 2020.

Engadget | The Pentagon still has to grapple with data security woes despite efforts to harden its sites and networks. Defense Department officials have revealed that a travel record data breach at an unnamed contractor exposed the personal info of military and civilian staffers, including credit cards. As the article points out, institutions are only as secure as the vendors they use. It's unclear how this happened, but in general, implementing the least privilege model is a best practice that can mitigate this kind of risk. (With BetterCloud, you can reduce risk by building custom admin roles that enforce a least privilege policy in your environment.)

MakeUseOf | If you have a ton of archived files in your cloud storage accounts, or share files with others, you might find your Dropbox or Google Drive folder taking up too much space on your PC. If that’s the case, you should use selective sync instead of syncing everything. Here’s how.

MakeUseOf | In this article, MakeUseOf shows you how to add, insert, and change your signature in the Outlook Web App in Office 365.

CIO | Here are some great tips for companies undergoing digital transformation looking to adopt or renew one of Microsoft’s key offerings.

Computer Weekly | Computer Weekly takes a look at Chromebooks as collaboration clients, both in Google-oriented and mixed-platform environments.

G Suite Updates | In response to user feedback, Google is adding a vertical ruler in Google Docs on the web that will help you manipulate tables and control the margins in headers and footers.

Microsoft 365 | Microsoft is making it even easier to showcase your ideas, stay organized, and create surveys and polls with the following updates: AI-powered inking and 3D updates in Word and PowerPoint, two new updates in Outlook.com that make staying on top of tasks easier, and more.