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Transforming tech product management
Marty Cagan, founder and partner at Silicon Valley Product Group, discusses tech startups, the challenges of tech product management and using AI to make products smarter.
Senator questions Apple on older iPhone slowdowns
Senator John Thune wants Tim Cook to answer if Apple considered making free battery replacements available after its iPhone slowdown controversy.
Enjoy your coffee, while currency miners tap your device
A new attack called CoffeeMiner can exploit public Wi-Fi services to secretly mine cryptocurrencies.
Justice Dept. indicts Ohio hacker for writing Fruitfly malware to spy on thousands of Mac users
The alleged hacker was 14 years old when he wrote Fruitfly, a backdoor used to remotely spy on Mac users.
Comcast brings home automation platform to 15 million Xfinity customers
Utilizing its Stringify acquisition, Comcast will launch a platform to control the Internet of Things for its 15 million Xfinity customers in the first half of 2018.
Half of Amazon's purchases come from SMB sellers
Amazon says it added 300,000 US-based SMBs to Amazon Marketplace in 2017.
Quick glossary: Storage
Storage has always been a key aspect of data management in the enterprise. Now, in the era of big data, understanding storage options and technologies has taken on an even greater significance. This glossary...
Two dirt-cheap drones you can use for business
You don't need to spend thousands of dollars. These models are easy to fly and suitable for most business needs.
How ready is your organization for blockchain?
Survey seeks to understand blockchain awareness, investment, research and development activities, and success factors.
Hotmail, Bill Gates, and how Windows overhauled security
Marco DeMello, CEO and founder of PSafe, recounts his work helping Microsoft acquire Hotmail, re-engineering the security infrastructure of Windows, working with Bill Gates and how AI is a double edged sword when it comes to internet security.
Meltdown & Spectre take bite out of Apple
Apple says all Mac systems and devices running iOS are affected by the vulnerabilities, but Apple Watch is unaffected.
