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Facebook Messenger: Why ads could soon be popping up in your chats
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg may just have changed his mind about adverts being the wrong way to make money from messaging.
Twitter password recovery bug exposes data of 10,000 users
The bug may have exposed the email addresses and phone numbers associated with user accounts.
If you can do PowerPoint, you can do 3D design
If you're intimidated by the idea of using a 3D design program to create an object for a 3D printer, don't be. In this quick article and tutorial video, you'll see how skills you have with PowerPoint (and other graphic programs) can translate easily to 3D design.
The Linux Foundation's Zephyr Project: A custom operating system for IoT devices
The new project is calling for developers interested in creating frameworks and a dedicated operating system for IoT devices.
Samsung, Oracle partner to create mobile enterprise solutions
The companies plan to work together to push more businesses towards modern-day apps and technologies.
Samsung Gear S2 classic 3G: First eSim lets you switch carriers remotely
Samsung's new Gear S2 classic 3G smartwatch is the first IoT device to ship with a GSMA-compliant embedded SIM that can be provisioned over the air.
A data disaster? How enterprise customers and data center operators are prepping for IoT
It'll be harder to find data management solutions that scale. One CTO's thoughts on the uncertain road forward.
São Paulo IT workers union secures salary increase for 2016
Techies in the Brazilian state get pay rise following "the most difficult negotiation of last few years"
Linux and breakfast cereal: Why are there so many flavours?
I'm sick and tired of hearing about people being confused because there are too many different kinds of breakfast cereal - and Linux - available. It's a good thing and here's why.
US Senate panel says no to criminal charges for encryption-related court orders: Report
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr has reportedly decided to not criminalise companies that do not comply with court orders.
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