Microsoft is gearing up to add a new location-aware feature for Teams. The platform will soon use Wi-Fi networks to automatically detect and update a user’s work location, removing the need for manual ...

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On Tuesday, the Troup County Board of Commissioners was asked to sign off on change orders needed for the ongoing Whitesville Road Soccer Complex Project. Back in March, the commissioners approved a ...

I grew up with a dad who typed out his packing checklist, whether he was going away for one business day or he was traveling for 14 days to another country. And so, I like to have a little list that I ...

Julie Gould learns of a career-planning framework that can help pinpoint what you love about your current role, and how that can influence future job moves. In the fourth episode of a six-part podcast ...

Soaring home prices have been a pressing issue in America — and elevated mortgage rates only add to the strain. With the Federal Reserve’s recent rate cut, many homebuyers might expect borrowing costs ...

Microsoft has begun testing a new AI-powered feature in Microsoft Photos, designed to categorize photos automatically on Windows 11 systems. Dubbed Auto-Categorization, it is currently limited to ...

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Ever feel like your computer desktop is a digital jungle? Or that your cloud storage is more chaotic than your junk drawer? In our hyper-connected world, digital clutter builds up fast—and it can ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. — You wake up, brush your teeth, make coffee, check your phone, drive to work. How much of that morning routine did you actually think about? According to new research, the answer might ...