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The best desktop office suite, LibreOffice, gets better
The new LibreOffice release has improved its looks and added even more interoperable features.
Microsoft debuts new Windows 10 Insider Release Preview Ring for PCs, mobile
Microsoft is adding a new test ring for Windows 10 for PCs and mobile devices, plus rolling out Build 10586.107 for Windows 10 Mobile Fast Ring testers.
Should robots be friends or tools? Open-API platforms point strongly in one direction
An Israeli startup is modeling its Linux-based, Raspberry Pi-powered robot on the smartphone developer ecosystem.
Where does Apple go after the iPhone?
If Apple expects to remain the tech powerhouse that it is, it has to be thinking and planning about what comes after the iPhone. But, how exactly do you follow the iPhone? Is VR/AR the answer?
IRS thwarts 'automated attack' against tax e-filing systems
The US tax office said no personal data was compromised or disclosed.
Twitter tweaks the timeline in a bid to keep more users engaged
The new timeline will show recommended tweets at the top of users' feeds, with the traditional, reverse-chronological tweet order appearing just underneath.
Feds give Google's autonomous vehicles a win: Now about those liability issues
Remember that IT circle of pain and fingerpointing when complex technology projects go awry? Just imagine what'll happen when your friendly AI driver is in a crash. Who takes the liability hit?
Google alpha-tests cloud events feature
Google's Cloud Functions feature allows changes in developers' cloud environments to trigger other actions.
New bipartisan bill would prevent states from weakening encryption
The bill, just three short pages in length, will prevent local legislatures from passing laws that ban encryption on a state level.
Now it's Google's driverless delivery trucks: Patent shows courier services concept
Google has patented a system to handle the exchange of goods for a time when courier trucks no longer need human drivers.
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