Super Pink Moon will appear tonight - what it is and how to see it from the UK
Tonight, a Super Pink Moon is set to appear in the skies, meaning our lunar satellite will look both bigger and brighter in the night sky
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vSphere can supercharge your IT efficiency. This $59 course breaks it down

Efficiency is the name of the game in every business, no matter how big or small it may be; and the IT department isn&t immune from this pretty basic fact. That means knowing how to minimize things like equipment costs and downtime while improving accessibility should be of extreme importance to you ― especially if you need your IT career to extend beyond the here and now.

That said, if you're not already familiar with vSphere, you owe it to yourself to start learning. The IT ProfessionalVMware vSphere Deep Dive Course can give you the introduction you need, and it's on sale for only $59 today.

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WhatsApp limits the number of messages you can forward in bid to fight fake news
WhatsApp hopes the change will help to curb the spread of misinformation amid the coronavirus pandemic
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Videoconferencing vendors meet demands with free versions
As COVID-19 forces workers to remote offices, videoconferencing is becoming a lifeblood of business. These free videoconferencing offerings can help you meet the demand of the new work-at-home norm.
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Footage shows how long respiratory droplets linger after someone sneezes
Researchers from the Japanese Association for Infectious Disease have revealed just how long these droplets can linger in the air after someone coughs or sneezes
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Five steps Microsoft should take RIGHT NOW to help us through the pandemic

Microsoftresponse to the COVID-19 threat has been admirable. From free six-month subscriptions to Teams and BingCOVID-19 tracker to enormous computing power for immunotherapy research to a joint project with the CDC on an assessment bot, Microsoft has more than lived up to its reputation for pitching in when times are bad.

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