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Stephen Wolfram on the future of programming and why we live in a computational universe
The brains behind Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha, and the Wolfram Language talks about how programming languages need to develop.
New SectopRAT Trojan creates hidden second desktop to control browser sessions
The Trojan makes sure the second desktop is hidden from sight.
Reader Mode: This handy Chrome extension offers text-to-speech, dyslexia fonts, and other cool customization tools
This versatile Chrome extension is great for reading -- and listening to articles.
Apple plans to make iOS upgrades less awful (and knew how terrible iOS 13 was)
Unlucky iOS 13 had a very rocky, buggy start. Apple has a plan to prevent this happening again.
Amazon's smart shelf will automatically keep office supplies stocked
The Amazon Dash Smart Shelf is a smart scale that will monitor supply levels and automatically place an order.
How learning English and programming go together
Tonya Hall talks with Gabriela de Queiroz, senior engineering and data science manager at IBM, to understand how English and programming are languages that go hand in hand.
Windows 10's new Cortana app: No more jokes, just email and calendar skills
But jokes, Bing answers, and conversations will make a return to Cortana, Microsoft promises.
DePriMon downloader uses novel ways to infect your PC with ColoredLambert malware
It is believed the downloader is using techniques not seen before in the wild.
Creating a digital "customer journey" for healthcare patients
Chris Zant, chief digital officer for ConvergeHEALTH at Deloitte Digital, explains how the health sector can create a holistic experience for consumers while drawing important boundaries between marketing and patient services.
Intel: Sorry for PC chip delays, but we just can't meet demand for CPUs
Intel has published a letter apologizing for the unenviable position of not being able to meet demand for its CPUs.
