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The digital workplace has outgrown the simple project checklists you may have once associated with task management apps. The software has moved from passive repositories for to-do lists to active participants in workflows.
In 2026, the biggest shift in task management applications is the rise of agentic AI. The category has moved from simple automation (e.g., if this, then that logic) to autonomy. By integrating AI agents that can reason, plan, and execute, these platforms...

If I told any average person that my Android phone’s notifications could now be sticky, shareable, and extra-smart about snoozing, they’d probably look at me like I was a lunatic.
And, let’s be honest: They’d probably be justified in that conclusion — even if it weren’t for what I’d just told them. (In case we haven’t met before, hi! I’m JR, and I dress like this on a daily basis.)...

When Microsoft patched a vulnerability last summer that allowed threat actors to use Windows’ shortcut (.lnk) files in exploits, defenders might have hoped use of this tactic would decline.
They were wrong.
According to researchers at Forcepoint, a new high-volume phishing campaign spreading the Global Group ransomware has been detected that hopes to sucker employees into clicking on an attachment in an email with the subject line ‘Your document.’...

Windows serves as the backbone of enterprises around the world, powering more than a billion devices and supporting millions of apps. However Microsoft acknowledges that apps are increasingly going rogue, overriding settings, installing additional components...