Thursday
Oct152020

Zoom's OnZoom service lets you host, monetize online events

Zoom is looking to capitalize on the trend of online classes and workshops hosted on its app with a new service it's beta testing. OnZoom will allow paid Zoom users to host and monetize the online events they hold. It works similar to apps like Eventbrite and Meetup. If you're an attendee, you can look up workshops, classes, and events to check out. You pay via credit card or PayPal directly to Zoom, and you have the option to gift tickets to others.

Zoom says it won't take a cut from the ticket sales while the service is in beta, which the company expects to run at least until the end of the year.

Source: Engadget

Thursday
Oct152020

How To Create A COVID Secure Business Travel Policy

It’s beginning to feel like we’re moving towards the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as business owners, that news couldn’t come soon enough.

It’s no secret that businesses have been under a serious amount of strain for the last few months. With new restrictions coming in all over the world, it can be hard to keep up with what you should and shouldn’t do, but with any luck, we’re getting back on track now, which means you can get back on track with your business trips.

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Thursday
Oct152020

OnePlus 8T launches with CA$1,099 price tag, no pre-installed Facebook Services

Source: OnePlus

The OnePlus 8T is finally here and sits comfortably between the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro when it comes to specifications and pricing, too. The 8T gets the 8's launch price at $1,099. Meanwhile, the 8 now has a starting price of $899, and the 8 Pro starts at $1,149. 

Unlike its predecessors and the OnePlus Nord, the OnePlus 8T doesn't come with Facebook Services pre-installed, which might be good news to you. So, if you want the Facebook app, Messenger, and Instagram, you'll have to download these yourselves.

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Thursday
Oct152020

Facebook redesigns Messenger's logo

 

Facebook refreshes Messenger's look with a new update that it's rolling out. It introduces a fresh, vibrant logo and default chat colour to reflect "a shift to the future of messaging - a more dynamic, fun and integrated way to hang out with your favourite people, on your favourite apps and devices."

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