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Apple Watch Series 3 review: Always connected, just without the guilt
Apple's newest smartwatch is smarter in that it's always connected, but is it worth the cost?
5 Misconceptions about Shadow IT
Shadow IT happens when individual teams and lines of business begin using cloud services without IT's involvement or oversight, and it's a risk that businesses cannot afford to take. Here, we discuss five common misconceptions and key considerations for any organization that does business in the cloud.
This bug let a researcher bypass GoDaddy's site security tool
A security researcher said the tool, which is supposed to prevent SQL injections, could be easily bypassed.
iPhone 8 tips: How to force restart, enter recovery, and DFU mode
If you try to force a restart on your iPhone 8 the old way, you'll get a nasty surprise!
An AI caddie to help improve your golf skills: Arccos 360
To become a solid golfer you need to gather data on your gameplay and use that data to make the best decisions. The new Arccos 360 system does the heavy lifting for you.
This nasty new Android ransomware encrypts your phone -- and changes your PIN
DoubleLocker ransomware deploys technique previously used by trojans to gain full control of the device and completely lock it down.
New equipment budget policy
Investments in technological equipment and software can return high dividends in the form of employee productivity. But planning and tracking these expenses can be a challenge for IT departments, even...
Vroom! How 3D printing is revving up to save the auto industry big bucks
We open the hood of the auto industry and look inside with John Kawola, president of 3D printer maker Ultimaker.
Why Apple won't move the Mac to ARM
Apple's A10 bionic chip is as fast as many x86 chips. Which leads to speculation that Apple will migrate macOS to its own chips. Here's why that won't happen.
This Raspberry Pi laptop lets you peek inside to see the components
Pi-top has redesigned its original laptop with a slide-out keyboard to reveal the Raspberry Pi and add-on projects.
Tableau extends its footprint
With a new back end server, more connectivity, and a new data preparation capability, Tableau is growing its footprint across the enterprise. Is the company -- and its customers -- ready for the scrutiny that such ambitions invite?
