ZDNet | One day after releasing the first public beta for iOS 12, Apple has now done the same for its next major operating system update for Macs. Apple is seeding the first beta of macOS Mojave, marking the first time the general public -- or any non-developer -- has been given the opportunity to test the software ahead of its final release sometime this autumn. MacOS Mojave brings a systemwide Dark Mode, a refreshed Mac App Store, Dynamic Desktop wallpapers, an improved Finder window, and Desktop Stacks.

Gizmodo | If you've ever wondered what a mobile version of Windows 95 would look like on a smartphone, look no further. A YouTuber has created an animated concept video that merges Microsoft’s modern mobile OS with Windows 95's design aesthetic. Clipart, gray boxes, and extensive drop shadows are back, as is Windows 95's iconic start button. It’s a good reminder of what an affront to the eyes that operating system was, but maybe Windows 95 Mobile might be just the thing to curb your smartphone addiction.

Computerworld | Google's Chrome OS has been quietly reshaping the state of modern computing for some time now — and thanks to a new twist on an old idea, it's about to do it again. The concept in question is built-in LTE connectivity — something signs suggest Samsung is actively working on for an upcoming Chromebook and that Google itself is integrating into the Chrome OS code in some interesting ways. That may seem inconsequential on the surface, but hang on: As usual, there's more to this story.

Bleeping Computer | A survey conducted among tech workers, including many employees of Silicon Valley's elite tech companies, has revealed that over 57% of respondents are suffering from job burnout. The company with the highest employee burnout rate was Credit Karma, with a whopping 70.73%, followed by Twitch (68.75%), Nvidia (65.38%), Expedia (65.00%), and Oath (63.03% —Oath being the former Yahoo company Verizon bought in July 2017). On the other end of the spectrum, Netflix ranked with the lowest burnout rate of only 38.89%.

SketchBubble | If you're already using Google Slides, then you're probably aware of its numerous advantages. However, there are a few tips and tricks that even the most committed users of Google Slides are not aware of. For instance, did you know you can edit videos in Google Slides or can even dictate a presentation note? Read on and become a pro in no time.

PCMag | Here's how to dig into Google's account dashboard to see what the company knows about you.

ZDNet | IT leadership is a constant work in progress. A confluence of fast-changing business demands and technological advances mean CIOs must work hard to keep their skills fresh and up to date. So what do these requirements mean for next-generation IT leadership? Here, four experts offer their advice to CIOs who are keen on developing new expertise.

Paleofuture | On October 12th, 1983, Bill Landreth called his friend Chris in Detroit to chat. Chris frantically explained that the FBI had raided his house. “Don’t call me anymore,” Chris said in what would be a very short conversation. Bill didn’t know exactly what was happening, but he did know this: If the FBI had come for Chris, then he might be next.

The Keyword | Last month, Google introduced new ways to experience your city with Google Maps—helping you find the best spots to eat, drink, and play based on the things you’re into. Many of these features start rolling out worldwide today. Here's what's new.