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MWC, 4G, 5G. OMG: When your smartphone rocks but your network sucks
New innovations shown in Barcelona for SoC, display and modular/convergence designs for mobile handsets appear promising, but the key issue that seems to be ignored is 4G over-subscription.
Seoul to have free Wi-Fi by 2017
As part of the Seoul Digital Plan 2020, free Wi-Fi will be available in all public places in the South Korean capital by 2017.
China turns to support taxi-hailing apps
A top Chinese official said on Thursday that the government is generally supportive of the development of taxi-hailing apps in the country, but the negative effects of these apps should be inhibited to the lowest level.
Facebook AI Research is donating 25 GPU servers to European academies
It's part of the social networking giant's effort to spur advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Intuit beats Q2 targets, outlook strong for Q3 tax season
All the way up to February 20, TurboTax Online sales grew 12 percent year-over-year with more than 14 million units sold.
How to keep your smart TV from spying on you
Opinion: You could worry about Windows 10 spying on you, or you could worry about something a bit more serious -- like your TV listening in on you.
Internal corporate gaming policy
Video games are a significant cultural component within many organizations, especially those populated (or run) by millennials. In this era of interconnected collaboration and strategic thinking exercises,...
Splunk, Palo Alto Networks, Autodesk deliver strong quarters
Splunk led the earnings parade with better-than-expected earnings and outlook. Palo Alto Networks and Autodesk also reported.
16 fascinating tech pioneers who are not Steve Jobs
Contrary to what Mac lovers may think, Steve Jobs wasn't the most important person the tech world has ever seen
Apple's new 9.7-inch tablet to lose 'iPad Air' branding in favor of iPro Pro
Apple is making major changes to its iPad line, after tablet sales in the Christmas quarter fell off.
Microsoft: Our Android Windows 10 bridge is dead, but iOS, Win32 ones moving ahead
Microsoft's iOS bridge will be the only Microsoft toolkit for bringing mobile code to all Windows 10 devices, including Xbox, Microsoft officials said a day after buying mobile-tool vendor Xamarin.
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