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Google Meet attendance data now available for more users
The attendance data is now available to workspace tiers like Essentials, Business Plus, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Standard, and Enterprise Plus.
AliExpress among 43 more Chinese apps banned: How will it impact Indian small businesses?
The move comes months after the government first blocked access to 59 mobile apps in June 2020, 47 in July and 118 more apps in September 2020.
There might not be any more Windows 10 update releases this year
It’s the holidays for Windows 10 updates too you know, says Microsoft.
This Windows 10 update fail has a fix that could cause more harm than good
Windows 10 update fail puts Lenovo owners in an impossible position: suffer BSODs or put your device at risk.
More evidence emerges that Windows 10 is killing off one of its most useful features
As another feature disappears, it looks like the trusty Control Panel could be heading for a death by a thousand cuts.
Adobe sale: grab a great deal on Photoshop, Illustrator and much more
Adobe has knocked 25% off the price of a Creative Cloud subscription, giving you full access to all its creative apps.
Microsoft Teams update launches avatars, camera filters and more
Even Cortana gets a look-in as Microsoft Teams gets even more interactive.
The best Father’s Day sales 2020: deals from Home Depot, Best Buy, Lowe’s, more
Father's Day is this coming Sunday, which means you have less than a week to score a last-minute gift for dad. To help you find the perfect present (and save money), we've found the best Father's Day sales from retailers like Home Depot, Lowe's, and Best Buy. You'll find record-low prices on everything from grills, lawnmowers, and appliances to TVs, headphones, and smart home devices.
To help you sort through all the offers and promotions, we've rounded up the best Father's Day sales that are happening right now. Our top picks include up to $ 100 off grills at Home Depot, deals on tools, lawnmowers, and appliances at Lowe's, and discounts on TVs, laptops, and smart home devices at Best Buy.
We've also included standout deals for dad like a $ 100 price cut on the Apple Watch 5, the best-selling Fire TV Stick on sale for just $ 29.99, the all-new AirPods Pro down to a record-low price of $ 219.99 and the Amazon Fire tablet discounted down to $ 39.99.
Make sure to bookmark this page as we'll be continuously updating it with all the best Father's Day deals leading up to dad's big day. You can also see our roundup of Father's Day Gift ideas, which include the 10 best gifts for tech-savvy dads.
The best Father's Day sales 2020:
- Amazon– save on a large selection of gifts for dad
- Adidas – 30% off select shoes
- Allswell – take 20% off bedding with code DADS20
- Apple– save on the new iPhone with select trade-in
- Best Buy – save hundreds on great tech deals
- Casper – $ 25 off $ 100+ or 10% off mattress orders with code FORDAD
- Dell – Father's Day tech deals on a range of laptops, TVs, and more
- Dick's Sporting Goods – deals on clothing, shoes, and more
- Home Depot – save on tools, grills, outdoor furniture, and more
- HP – deals on a whole range of laptops, desktops, and printers.
- Lenovo – up to 62% off on select laptops, tablets, and more.
- Levi's – 20% off + free shipping on your first order
- Lowe's – save on tools, appliances, and more
- Microsoft – deals on gaming consoles, laptops, and tablets
- Nordstrom – shop a large selection of Father's Day gifts
- Overstock – save on watches, clothing, electronics, and more
- REI – save on clothing, shoes, camping equipment, and more
- Target – save on a wide selection of gift ideas for dad
- Walmart – gifts for dad at every price point
Our best Father's Day sale picks:
Shop more deals with our roundup of the best 4th of July sales happening now and see our Father's Day gift ideas: the 10 best gifts for tech-savvy dads.
Energy news round-up: energy bills set to rise by almost £100, plus more from the last seven days
This week in energy: COVID-19 continues to impact energy customers in the UK in various ways, with warnings of a surprise energy bill at the end of the summer. We've also seen precautionary measures by energy suppliers to support prepaid meter customers; Bristol City Council’s intended sale of Bristol Energy after it ran up a major loss; and more. Here's our round-up of what happened in energy in the last seven days…
Customers could face surprise energy bills of around £94
Research conducted by Energy Helpline has reported that UK energy customers could be faced with a surprise £94 energy bill by the end of the summer. That's due to above-average energy consumption, thanks to the lockdown.
It seems that Brits have been consuming 30 per cent more energy than normal, while direct debits remain calculated on the basis of pre-lockdown usage. In some cases this could lead to customers being trapped in a debt-spiral.
The best way of resolving this, of course, is to run an energy comparison and switch energy supplier to take advantage of a cheaper energy deal. However, Energy Helpline is also advising customers to fit energy efficient lightbulbs, take shorter showers and avoid appliances being left on standby.
Assistance for prepaid meter customers
Money Saving Expert (MSE) has advised this week that some people who are self-isolating may experience difficulty in topping up their prepaid meters, but a number of energy companies have said they will assist if necessary.
The Government and energy suppliers have agreed to implement a set of emergency measures specifically to assist prepaid meter customers. These measures include the provision of cards loaded with emergency credit, adding discretionary credit to meters and enabling others to top meters on behalf of those using them. Ofgem has also said it expects providers to support prepaid meter customers, including those in vulnerable circumstances.
Vulnerable customers can also join the Priority Services Register in order to receive various services for free, including advanced notice of planned power cuts, priority support in emergencies and regular meter reading services.
- Read more: Money Saving Expert
Coronavirus impacts on smart meter installation
MSE has also reported that energy providers have temporarily suspended the installation of smart meters in homes during the lockdown period. This means that engineers will only attend homes if there is an emergency situation, for example involving a loss of energy supply.
However, as lockdown restrictions are eased, providers will again allow engineers to attend homes for meter installation. E.on, Npower, Ovo and SSE have all resumed installation, but this is only in England and only on a limited basis. Clearly, they will not install a meter in any household where someone is self-isolating, at higher risk or has experienced symptoms over the last month or so.
Providers are also letting customers know that an engineer will only attend their home where residents feel comfortable with them doing so.
- Read more: Money Saving Expert
Bristol City Council to sell Bristol Energy
BBC News and other media have reported that Bristol City Council will now sell its council-owned company Bristol Energy following losses of more than £30 million. Some councillors have called for an inquiry into the matter, which has also been the subject of considerable discussion on social media.
The council finally took the decision to sell Bristol Energy following a recommendation from accountant Ernst and Young. Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees said that he was disappointed that it hadn’t worked.
- Read more: BBC