While the digital collaboration space has been vibrant and interesting for at least a decade now, the last year has seen a variety of shifts, new players, and fresh directions that both technology and business leaders should track.

published 1 day ago by Dion Hinchcliffe

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The new Fedora, with its GNOME 3.16 interface, is an interesting, powerful Linux desktop.

published April 27, 2015 by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

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Too much time using a laptop can lead to health problems. One way to lessen the chance of that is to improve ergonomics by using a good laptop stand like the five noted here.

published April 27, 2015 by James Kendrick

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The new Apple Watch is filled with settings and tweaks to control the experience. These seven will help you get more out of your new watch.

published April 24, 2015 by Kevin Tofel

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Data breaches, hacks, and vulnerable software makes it easier than ever for a hacker to get access to your data. These simple steps can help mitigate it happening in the first place.

published April 24, 2015 by Zack Whittaker

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It seems like only yesterday for the Gen-X crowd, but it was 30 years ago that some of the most influential innovations in consumer technology were introduced.

published April 24, 2015 by Jason Perlow

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Some lucky folks are about to get their Apple Watch, and will need apps to put it to good use. These apps will make you more productive with a glance at the wrist.

published April 24, 2015 by James Kendrick

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Managed cloud firm Rackspace says the design and technology in its latest datacenter could slice as much as 80 percent off energy overheads compared with typical builds.

published April 24, 2015 by Toby Wolpe

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For people who are into robots, Honda's ASIMO is a rockstar. ZDNet recently got a look at ASIMO's latest capabilities and pulled together photos of ASIMO's larger journey.

published April 23, 2015 by Jason Hiner

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The first day of RSA 2015's exhibitor show floor was packed with booths and oodles of creative, sometimes bizarre, gimmicks to attract attention. These stand out from the rest.

published April 22, 2015 by Violet Blue

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At last week's NAB show one of the hottest areas was video drones. One button orbit of a fixed point? 6k cinema-quality video? Palm-sized HD? Underwater video? Yep, and more! Here's a gallery of what will fly past in the year ahead.

published April 20, 2015 by Robin Harris

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Which apps can help you organize and snap up better deals on your next trip?

published April 20, 2015 by Charlie Osborne

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Located in Canberra, the National Computational Infrastructure stores and manages access to more than 10 petabytes of national and international data sets, including from the Bureau of Meteorology, the World Climate Research Programme, and observation data from NASA.

published April 19, 2015 by Aimee Chanthadavong

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The easiest desktop operating system to use of all may be Ubuntu.

published April 17, 2015 by Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

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You've heard about the Internet of Things, but what smart products are on the market?

published April 17, 2015 by Charlie Osborne

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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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SaaS business that services the fitness instructor market manages 30,000 global clients with just 5 full-time staff, and without any physical infrastructure.

published August 20, 2014 by Angus Macaskill

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SaaS business that services the fitness instructor market manages 30,000 global clients with just 5 full-time staff, and without any physical infrastructure.

published August 20, 2014 by Angus Macaskill

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What’s the big deal about the end of the financial year? Is it an opportunity for businesses or just a hassle?

published July 6, 2014 by ZDNet Staff

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Growing Asian direct insurer takes initial steps with trusted service providers to test resilience and security of critical apps in a cloud environment.

published June 30, 2014 by Angus Macaskill

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Matthew has now spent a week with his Apple Watch and is very impressed with Apple's work on some fitness aspects of this new wearable.

published 2 days ago by Matthew Miller

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In this gripping and technically accomplished book, Kim Zetter reveals the genesis of Stuxnet and its successors, and their role in the new field of cyberwarfare.

published 3 days ago by Wendy M Grossman

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Lenovo's second-generation ThinkPad Helix is a compact and competent ultrabook, although some may not like the highly reflective screen and most will need the optional Ultrabook Pro keyboard.

published April 29, 2015 by Sandra Vogel

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Matthew Miller got his Apple Watch from eBay faster than most who pre-ordered from Apple. He's spent three days with it and has all the details on setting it up.

published April 29, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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As water supplies are reduced and people look to save money, internet-connected devices like the Blossom can pay for themselves in no time. Matthew installed a new controller system in about 10 minutes.

published April 25, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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The thin, light, detachable-screen Portégé Z20t-B is a thoughtfully designed and well made ultrabook. It would be even better with more RAM and a bigger SSD.

published April 23, 2015 by Sandra Vogel

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While most of the media focus is on the Apple Watch this week, it's not the smartwatch for all of us. Matthew found the new Garmin Vivoactive to be a better match for his daily lifestyle.

published April 23, 2015 by Matthew Miller

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This biography, based on multiple interviews over a 25-year period, paints a well-rounded picture of Apple's 'visionary leader'.

published April 22, 2015 by Colin Barker

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According to Judy Wajcman, we're pressed for time not because of technology but because of our priorities, and the policies and principles we choose. If we want to, we can take more control.

published April 21, 2015 by Mary Branscombe

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A little less bloat means a whole lot more fun when it comes to the Galaxy S6.

published April 17, 2015 by Steve Ranger

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The third-generation ThinkPad X1 Carbon is thin, light and eminently portable, while also being sturdily built and providing a high-quality display that's big enough to do serious work on. That's quite an achievement.

published April 16, 2015 by Sandra Vogel

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This Lightning and USB 2.0 flash drive is useful, but also shows how iOS makes it complicated to work with files.

published April 15, 2015 by Mary Branscombe

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The Jorno folding keyboard started with a Kickstarter campaign in 2012, and since has morphed into a capable design. It features a keyboard that folds into a very small package at quitting time.

published April 14, 2015 by James Kendrick

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As long as you find the cloud integration useful rather than intrusive, this is a much-improved version of Acrobat with better access to its powerful tools.

published April 13, 2015 by Mary Branscombe

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Out of the box, Google's new Chromebook Pixel impressed. After 30 days of nearly full-time use, it gets even better if Chrome OS and a few tweaks can work for you.

published April 11, 2015 by Kevin Tofel

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