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2 days ago | techfinitive.com | Darien Graham-Smith

QR codes are a brilliant way to reach your audience. They can offer information, direct potential customers to your website, and build relationships with incentives and loyalty bonuses. If you want to make the most of their potential, however, you need to use them effectively. Here are five common mistakes you should be aware of – and avoid.

2 days ago | techfinitive.com | Nicole Kobie

Notion has expanded and updated its AI-powered workplace productivity suite with the arrival of its Notion AI for Work toolkit, saying the new features might actually help people do their work. “Despite being three years into the new era of AI, adopting it into daily work remains a challenge as the costs and complexity of new tools quickly add up and many businesses struggle to integrate AI into existing tools,” the company said in a statement.

6 days ago | techfinitive.com | Barry Collins

If you look at the keyboard on a MacBook or another Apple device, you might be stumped. The backspace key is up there in the top right corner, but there’s no delete key. Where is the delete key on a Mac? If you think this article is just being pedantic and that the backspace key is really the delete key, you’re wrong. Backspace does indeed delete the character before the cursor, but a delete key deletes the character in front of the cursor. Both can be very useful.

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Davey Winder

It’s all too easy to think of cybersecurity in terms of defending against headline-generating risks: ransomware, zero-day vulnerabilities, credential-stealing malware and socially-engineered hack attacks. But, in my best Morpheus from the Matrix voice, what if I were to tell you that one of the oldest threats to your organisation remains as active as ever? That it has evolved to incredible new heights and can cost you dearly in terms of both reputation and bottom line?

1 week ago | techfinitive.com | Max Figgett

Whether you own an Android phone or iPhone, you may have noticed a mysterious “VoLTE” icon at the top of the screen, usually next to the Wi-Fi signal indicator. In short, there’s nothing to worry about: rather than being a warning of impending electric shock, it refers to the far more prosaic “voice over LTE” function. Here, in simple terms, is what VoLTE means – and how you can switch it on/off. Related reading: What will 6G mean for business?