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Analysts forecast worldwide sales of cellular-enabled PCs, tablets, and mobile hotspot devices will exceed 112 million this year.

published 29 minutes ago by Asha Barbaschow

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With the June 1 midnight deadline fast approaching, the US Senate is yet to act on the expiration of sections of the Patriot Act, the measures contained in which are expected to be renewed later in the week.

published 2 hours ago by Asha Barbaschow

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Despite one agency blocking access to over 1,000 sites by mistake, an Australian parliamentary committee has recommended that government agencies should continue to have the power to compel ISPs to block certain websites.

published 4 hours ago by Josh Taylor

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Continuing its drumbeat of adding new features to its intriguing Amazon Echo product, Amazon has now linked calendar items to the Echo interface. Here's our quick review.

published 4 hours ago by David Gewirtz

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'Temporary EA' may better reflect the reality of today's business technology, while injecting fresh energy into planning processes.

published 6 hours ago by Joe McKendrick

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Constant server trouble was the price paid by a boutique consultancy to have everything within arm's reach, but it was starting to cause more trouble than it was worth.

published 6 hours ago by Drew Turney

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There are too many enterprise startups and they are starting to saturate various categories. What's a tech buyer to do when the music stops?

published 7 hours ago by Larry Dignan

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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 8 hours ago by Jack Schofield

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A major software reseller in the U.S. has begun taking preorders for Windows 10 OEM software, in the process leaking prices and the apparent availability date of the software. Surprisingly, Microsoft is actually raising OEM prices in this cycle.

published 1 day ago by Ed Bott

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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 2 days ago by Greg Nichols

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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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In every country that has migrated to chip-embedded EMV cards, instances of fraud shifted to the online channel, which holds considerably weaker authentication protocols.

published 3 days ago by Natalie Gagliordi

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Google's new Now On Tap feature, coming with Android M, shows a future where you don't hunt through home screens and menus to find an app. The right apps come to you.

published 3 days ago by Kevin Tofel

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