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Alibaba launches Big Data Anti-Counterfeiting Alliance
Samsung and Huawei are among those signed up to help Alibaba thwart the selling of counterfeit goods on its online platforms by using big data analytics.
Telstra and Ericsson encrypt in-transit data over 10Gbps link
Having encrypted data while in transit over a 10Gbps link between the US and Australia, Ericsson and Telstra are now looking towards testing the optical encryption technology over a 100Gbps link.
How to run openSUSE Linux on Windows 10
When Microsoft added Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to Windows 10 it became possible to run other Linux distributions, such as openSUSE, and not just Ubuntu, on Windows 10.
Infosys partners with Sony to live-stream tennis matches in virtual reality
The IT giant has announced plans to live-stream tennis matches through PlayStation VR at the upcoming French Open.
Seagate closes Chinese factory, cuts 2,000 jobs
In a sudden move, US hard disk manufacturer Seagate has shut down its plant in Suzhou, China and laid off over 2,000 employees as profits slump and global demand for hard disk drivers shrinks.
Windows 10 privacy changes appease watchdogs, but still no data "off-switch"
Analysis: Microsoft favors the "just enough" approach to appease privacy regulators, but it ignores a fundamental customer complaint.
Satechi Smart Charging Stand for Apple Watch, Fitbit Blaze, and smartphones: Hands-on
Wearables like the Apple Watch and Fitbit Blaze come with proprietary charging cables, but the end connected to your device simply sits on a table or desk. Satechi has a better solution, that also helps with charging other mobile gear.
Brazil IT spend set to grow in 2017
Local investment in technology will gather pace again after a year of stagnation, says survey
Microsoft's latest mobile patent may provide next-generation Surface device clues
A newly revealed Microsoft patent application for a foldable phone and hinge has reignited speculation about the company's plans to re-enter the mobile-device space.
Samsung investigation finds battery caused Note 7 issues: Report
Samsung is expected to officially announce what sparked its Note 7 smartphone to catch fire, prompting a global recall in September 2016.
