This week in Windows Mobile Microsoft offered assurance over the future of the platform, Opera plans to focus efforts on Android and iPhone, and a new build of WM was released.
These entrepreneurs bet their future on a TV reality show ... and won big.
In more than three decades years, the FISA Court has only rejected 12 requests.
Microsoft will provide Office 365, Azure and Surface technologies to the Republican and Democratic conventions this year, but no cash to the Republicans.
Combining a pair of Radeon R9 Fury X units and a liquid cooling solution, the new card is the company's first VR Ready Creator product for developing virtual reality games and experiences.
OpenFog proponents say computing should take place across networks, not just in faraway data centers.
Can an 'all-in' Windows user find happiness by turning a Nexus Android phone into her Microsoft phone? This one has, at least so far.
If you've got an old Android smartphone or tablet in a drawer somewhere doing nothing, then why not put it to good use as a security camera.
Because sometimes you're in your fifth dev meeting, the beta still isn't done, and you're both tired AND hungry.
Amazon gets all the headlines, but drone delivery might work on a smaller scale.
The limitations of DIY cloud mean that if you don't want to use public cloud, it might be better to ask 'Should this be cloud at all?'.
The technology giant files a patent for displays that can be ripped apart to share information.
Digital transformation at the NYT means rethinking how to attract readers. Data and applications are key to remaining relevant as a business and engaging readers across multiple platforms.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai sees the world moving from a mobile first to artificial intelligence first.
Some free apps are supported by ads which can be annoying. Google Play now prominently warns users if an app has any type of ads, to the benefit of Android users.
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