My Surface Pro 3 spends all week in the dock with an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse. At night and on the weekends it pops out into tablet mode with these apps.

published 1 day ago by Matthew Miller

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With advances in rapid prototyping technologies-3D printing in particular-and the rise of cheap off-the-shelf mobile computing platforms like the Raspberry Pi and Arduino, the barrier to entry is lower than ever for upstart hardware visionaries. It's an era where individuals and small collectives can outmaneuver and out-innovate established companies. A look at what's on Kickstarter tells the story.

published 1 day ago by Greg Nichols

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Your smartphone doesn't have to just be functional -- there are many apps which can customize your gadget to your satisfaction in a matter of clicks.

published 2 days ago by Charlie Osborne

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Jungle gyms, unlimited candy and free toys. Those might sound like the things that make up the stuff of childhood dreams, but really, they're just par for the course at this annual technology summit for grown adults.

published 2 days ago by Rachel King

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Google's dream of a smarter home (not to mention that self-driving car in the garage) is closer to reality than we all might expect.

published 2 days ago by Rachel King

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One of my favorite things out of Google I/O is the new Google Photos app for iOS, Android, and your web browser. Google brings its search technology to photo organization and helps take away some frustrations with digital photos.

published 2 days ago by Matthew Miller

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At Google I/O, the company rolled out a developer preview of Android, known as Android M, with the motto that the little things matter.

published 3 days ago by Larry Dignan

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Whether you wish to retrain or learn the lingo of tech staff, you don't need to spend a fortune on programming education.

published May 28, 2015 by Charlie Osborne

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With nearly 30 years in the mobile handset business, Samsung has no shortage of milestones, from its first device in 1988 to its recent transition to metal and curved smartphones. ZDNet takes a trip down memory lane.

published May 28, 2015 by Liam Tung

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Struggling to get things done? Grab some or all of these Android apps for your phone or tablet to get a useful productivity boost.

published May 27, 2015 by Kevin Tofel

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Do you want to wake up feeling refreshed, shake off jetlag, breathe better quality air, or monitor your posture? Take a look at the wearables that can improve your health and enhance your wellbeing.

published May 27, 2015 by Eileen Brown

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With graduation, Father's Day, and the upcoming summer months it's the perfect time to consider picking up a new wearable device for your grad or dad.

published May 26, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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Powered exoskeletons are finally coming of age. The Global Exoskeleton System market is set to grow at a CAGR of 72.51% from 2014-2019, according to a February report by Market Research Reports, Inc. Here are 9 lower limb assist devices you should know about.

published May 23, 2015 by Greg Nichols

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From encrypted instant messengers to secure browsers and operating systems, these privacy-enhancing apps, extensions, and services can protect you both online and offline.

published May 21, 2015 by Zack Whittaker

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Honeywell's plans to improve user experience is reflective in the interface of its newly announced Command and Control Suite, aimed to provide personnel holistic views of a building's video feeds, access control, and fire alarms.

published May 19, 2015 by Aimee Chanthadavong

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Gary Scholten, CIO for Principal Financial Group, tells ZDNet the benefits and challenges of integrating IT with the cloud, including agility, cloud bursting, governance, vendor management, and more.

published April 27, 2015 by Larry Dignan

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Ford's Global Future Mobility Manager Erica Klampfl explains how Ford is getting massive amounts of sensor data from its vehicles and is using the cloud to manage and process it.

published April 27, 2015 by Larry Dignan

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ZDNet's Jason Hiner interviewed CXOs at a San Francisco roundtable on IoT, big data, and the cloud. Here are the biggest challenges they anticipate in the coming years.

published March 25, 2015 by Jason Hiner

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ZDNet hosted a roundtable with CXOs in San Francisco to talk IoT, big data, and the cloud. Here are the big opportunities they see in the years ahead.

published March 25, 2015 by Jason Hiner

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BYOD is no longer a fad, and has for many companies become part of the IT strategy. But what happens to a device once it reaches end of life?

published March 23, 2015 by ZDNet Staff

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If you think the government cannot and does not want to get its hands all over your personal data, then think again.

published February 2, 2015 by Chris Duckett

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The highlights from ZDNet's Doing Small Business Better video series.

published October 29, 2014 by Lilia Guan

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For the fourth and final video in our small business video series, our expert panel looks at making a small business resilient.

published October 28, 2014 by ZDNet Staff

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For the third video in our small business video series, our expert panel looks at the impact of technology on small business.

published October 21, 2014 by ZDNet Staff

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In the second video of our small business video series, the panel discusses the concept of being a customer-centric business.

published October 14, 2014 by ZDNet Staff

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In the first video of our small business video series, the panel discusses what business owners can do to help themselves, and their staff, do what they do better.

published October 7, 2014 by ZDNet Staff

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published October 2, 2014 by ZDNet Staff

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Join host Rob O'Neill for a ZDNet webinar featuring an in-depth discussion on mobility systems and deployments.

published September 10, 2014 by ZDNet Staff

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Cohen Handler reaps client service and collaboration dividends from mobility investment.

published August 21, 2014 by Angus Macaskill

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Cohen Handler reaps client service and collaboration dividends from mobility investment.

published August 21, 2014 by Angus Macaskill

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Cheap Windows tablets are a boon if you work in Microsoft Office. But Microsoft also supplies a portable Bluetooth mouse and a universal keyboard that works with Windows, Android and Apple iOS tablets for working on the go...

published 3 hours ago by Jack Schofield

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It's not just good for typing, it's a real writer's keyboard.

published 2 days ago by James Kendrick

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More accessible than Hofstadter or Martin Gardner's classic mathematical columns, Good Math is a fun, if demanding, introduction to the strange, fascinating fundamental concepts of mathematics that underpin programming.

published 3 days ago by Mary Branscombe

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It's not often that people get excited about using their calendar. However, Moleskine's new TimePage application is fun to use and provides essential consolidated information in a way that makes you want to use your calendar.

published 3 days ago by Matthew Miller

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When you travel for business and want to make sure you can stay connected and also display your presentation without any hassles, all-in-one devices like the AT&T ZTE Spro 2 make excellent traveling companions.

published May 26, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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While browsing through the Microsoft Store I stumbled across a Windows Phone priced at just $199. It turns out that the BLU Win HD LTE impressed me over the past week and is a device to consider.

published May 25, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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Battery life is important and with more phones launching with integrated batteries, it's important to get those phones charged up quickly. Aukey makes a couple inexpensive solutions for rapid charging.

published May 23, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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What's it like to be vilified on the internet, and how can protection from online abuse be balanced with freedom of speech? These two books explore the issues.

published May 22, 2015 by Wendy M Grossman

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The Inateck universal Bluetooth keyboard is ultra light, ultra thin and pairs to devices like a dream.

published May 21, 2015 by Eileen Brown

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Microsoft's relatively affordable Atom x7-powered Surface 3 can 'work like a laptop when you need it', so long as you stick to mainstream workloads and remember that a keyboard is an extra-cost option.

published May 19, 2015 by Charles McLellan

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Many of us take our iPhones everywhere, including our outdoor adventures. Whether you run, cycle, ski, ride, boat, or take part in some other outdoor activity there are a few solid choices to protect your iPhone 6 Plus from the toughest elements.

published May 18, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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This business laptop crams two batteries in a svelte yet rugged form to make it easy to take it on the road.

published May 14, 2015 by James Kendrick

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LG is getting ready to launch the LG G4 and is bucking the trend of moving to integrated storage and non-removable batteries. The leather back is elegant and the camera can't be beat.

published May 13, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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If BlackBerry's new touchscreen smartphone lands on your desk should you Leap for joy? Read our review to find out.

published May 13, 2015 by Steve Ranger

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Logitech's cylindrical ConferenceCam Connect delivers high-quality HD video conferencing for groups of up to six people. Useful extras include battery-powered operation and wireless screen mirroring for compatible mobile devices.

published May 12, 2015 by Charles McLellan

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