Apple Pay ready for launch while Google 'trying to get it right'
Google is gunning for a seamless user experience for its payment system. Can it tackle Apple Pay?
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Is Apple kidding? iPads don't have to be big iPhones
M8 for fitness tracking, improved rear camera, and thinness over battery capacity? Bringing iPhone specs and features to the iPad makes little sense. Here's why.
Top Android news of the week: Nexus 6, Nexus 9, kill switch, Lollipop
New Nexus devices hit this week and they are a nice step forward in Google’s product line. Lollipop showed up and brings Android into the modern age.
Microsoft withdraws another buggy update
A non-patch security update for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 was causing systems to reboot. It's been a rough few months for Microsoft's update quality control.
Six clicks: iOS, Android apps in the spirit of Halloween
Lacking enthusiasm this Halloween? These apps will get you in the mood.
Will Android and Chrome marry?
Perhaps, the better question is: "When will they set the date?" Sooner or later, Google's operating systems will come together.
When Haswell met Xeon
Intel's new Xeon E5 v3 family of server and workstation CPUs, based on the 22nm Haswell architecture, runs the gamut from budget 6-core chips to an 18-core behemoth. We outline what's new and look...
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Google launches Android 5.0 Lollipop SDK
Developers have a few weeks to test their apps and comply with the new user interface and specifications before Android 5.0 launches in November.
Facebook explains how it protects user passwords in light of data breaches
Much like the back-end infrastructure for the Open Graph to constructing data centers around the globe, Facebook's preventative measures and protocols have made from scratch in-house.
Do you think this cartoon is offensive? Many Indians do
OPINION: Indians think that a recent cartoon published by The New York Times is simply more evidence of the way the world looks at them despite their progress.
Docker 1.3 arrives with improved security
Docker, makes of the popular container technology with the same name, has a major new release that will both developers and administrators will love.
Obama signs order boosting credit, debit card security after spate of bank breaches
The BuySecure initiative will implement enhanced payment security measures throughout the federal government, with hopes that the effort will trickle into the private sector.
Windows with Bing boosts PC bounce-back as Windows XP effect fades
Cheaper notebooks are getting PCs selling again after a long lull.
Stackify's smart error log management targets dev and ops
Stackify is a plucky young company out to show the established log analytics and management players a few lessons. Is the company's SmartELM smart enough?
SAP launches enterprise apps for smart glasses
SAP is lending some of its enterprise muscle to the previously consumer focused Vuzix M100 Smart Glasses, which are geared toward field technicians and warehouse workers.
BYOD spotlight: Mitigating risk and implementing policies and solutions
BYOD means freedom of device choice for business users, but it can also unleash an avalanche of security concerns. This ebook will help you sort out the risks and take the right steps to contain...
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Hacked: The six most common ways non-tech people fall victim
In the era of BYOD, the less technical among us are prime targets for cybercrime attacks against your company. Learn the six top ways non-tech people get hacked.
SilverDraft and Micron bring you demons, devils, and movie magic
SilverDraft and Micron create a winning combination for filmmakers and video production professionals who need extreme performance technology.
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