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•Here are some of this week’s top tech headline stories for 8/16 – 8/20
•This is a collection of the top technology news stories from around the web. It's not meant to be comprehensive, but rather an aggregation of interesting and relevant links that I've found this week. If you have any suggestions for additions or corrections please let me know!
T-Mobile Data Breach Included Personal Information of Almost 50 Million Customers – MacRumors - Hartley Charlton
Is your M1 Mac crashing? You're not alone ZDNET David Gewirtz 
All three editions of Windows Server 2022 are here ROBERT CARNEVALE Windows Central
Listen up! Google Cloud Reader reaches 50 episodes
Jenny Brown Cloud Developer Advocate
LibreOffice has more Office compatibility and native Apple Silicon support, but The Document Foundation really wants enterprise customers to pay for the otherwise free and open source (FOSS) alternative to Microsoft Office. ZDNET Liam Tung 
•A good backup solution should be able to protect all of your data from loss or corruption due to hardware failure, accidental deletion, virus attack, power outage, etc. The most important thing about a good backup solution is that it works reliably every time without fail. What are some features I need in my backup solution?

•There are many different types of backups available today: local disk/file based, network file system based and cloud storage based. Local backups store copies on physical media like hard drives, optical discs, flash memory cards, USB sticks, external disks, etc.

•It also must provide you with easy access to any backed up files so that they can easily be restored if needed. A good backup solution will allow you to back-up multiple computers at once as well as mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

5 essential Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts
•Quickly switch tasks Windows Key + Tab Display and switch between open windows or multiple workspaces. See activities across your devices for the past 30 days with timeline. 

•Lock your screen Windows key + L Quickly lock your screen to prevent others from accessing your computer. 

•Talk instead of type Windows key+ H Use speech recognition to convert spoken words into text anywhere on your PC.

•Search for anything Windows key + S Get personalized results to searches for people, email, files in local and shared sites, or info from the web. 

•Take a screenshot Windows key + Shift + S Capture and mark up all or part of your PC screen or any image, then save and share

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