Apple has quietly extended its warranty coverage plan for US-based Mac users past its original three year limit.

Autodesk has announced that it is re-branding its Shotgun software as “ShotGrid.”

Congress is mulling mandatory data breach disclosures for businesses. Here’s what the means for you.

Google has announced that it will automatically enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for users.

Maxon has announced the release of a macOS version of Redshift.

Autodesk has released the latest version of Flame, its compositing, finishing and effects software and one of its flagship products.

New software versions of Autodesk’s Maya and 3DS Max have shipped and are available to the general public.

Apple has announced that it is discontinuing the iMac Pro.

Thunderbolt 4 is due to be released this year. That’s right, there’ll be another high speed Thunderbolt connector to consider. Here’s what you need to know.

Google announced that it is merging two of its Workspace products that allow professional and personal users to access files on Google Drive.

Remote access technology provider Teradici announced that it would be supporting macOS in the near future.

Red Hat has made good on its promise to discontinue its CentOS Linux distribution. As of December 31, 2020, the open-source operating system giant formally pulled the plug on its product, encouraging users to migrate to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).