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Covid-19: European coronavirus app platform gains traction with governments
A European technology platform to support smartphone apps that can help trace people at risk of infection by the new coronavirus is gaining support from governments, one of its prime movers said on Friday.
Covid-19: Houseparty vies with Zoom to be homebound chatters’ app of choice
Alongside Zoom Video Communications Inc, Houseparty may be the product that most defines the current moment, when some 300 million Americans have been urged to stay home to help mitigate the spread of Covid-19.
Covid-19: Hong Kong’s civil servants battling 21st-century disease with 20th-century technology and bosses stuck in the past
Many have neither hardware nor software needed to work from home. Meanwhile, low-tech managers spurn virtual meetings and insist on seeing staff face to face.
Opinion: Coronavirus should finally smash the barriers to telemedicine
Until recently, telemedicine seemed like one of those technological promises that was always in the future.
Locked-down French care home combats loneliness with Skype chats
The Skype call had to be rebooted, but after several attempts Danielle Martin, a 71-year-old locked down inside a French retirement home, could finally see her niece Nathalie via the tablet propped up in front of her wheelchair.
MCO: CFM offers Malaysians tips on how to deal with network congestion
The Communications and Multimedia Consumer Forum of Malaysia (CFM) said users in Malaysia may be experiencing some issues with their Internet connectivity at this time due to network congestion.
Covid-19: Uber and Airbnb lobby for gig worker bailout
Isolated with his family at home in San Francisco, Uber chief executive officer Dara Khosrowshahi has been making pleading phone calls to members of Congress. Khosrowshahi is asking for a bailout – not for his company, which has told investors it should have at least US$4bil (RM17.54bil) in cash by the end of the year – but for its idle drivers.
Opinion: Working at home should finally bury email
With legacy systems like email now creaking under the strain of work-from-home edicts, the time has come to leap into the future.
Covid-19: Location data to gauge lockdowns tests Europe’s love of privacy
Officials in Austria and Italy are starting to use location data transmitted by mobile phones to determine the effectiveness of their coronavirus lockdowns.
The other virus threat: Surge in Covid-themed cyberattacks
It may look like an email from a supervisor with an attachment on the new "work from home policy". But it could be a cleverly designed scheme to hack into your network.
