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Microsoft Teams vs Zoom: We're working on 49 on-screen video-callers too, says Microsoft
Microsoft reckons it's got 49 Teams video-call participants on its roadmap, but there's no timeframe for delivering it.
Hands on with the new Amazon Fire HD 8
The $90 tablet that doesn't feel like a $90 tablet.
The new Amazon Fire HD 8
It's a robust, tried and tested design that, to borrow an Apple phrase, just works.
More than half of IT pros don't think civilization is fragile
You'd think Covid-19 had changed IT pros' attitudes in fundamental ways. New research suggests that may not be entirely the case.
Reclaiming our humanity through tech
Dr. Rana El Kaliouby, author and co-founder and CEO of Affectiva, explains to Tonya Hall ways that we can bring emotional intelligence to technology while also eliminating bias.
From Earth to orbit with Linux and SpaceX
SpaceX's workhouse Falcon 9 rocket, which flew NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley to the International Space Station, is powered by liquid oxygen, rocket-grade kerosene, and Linux.
Linus Torvalds rejects 'beyond stupid' AWS-made Linux patch for Intel CPU Snoop attack
Linux kernel developers debate a controversial patch to address potential leaks of secrets from a CPU's cores.
BlackBerry partners with Dedrone on counter-drone technology
Dedrone will be integrating BlackBerry's AtHoc crisis communications software into its products to enable real-time alerts when a malicious or unauthorized drone is detected in a customer's airspace.
COVID-19 has permanently changed shopping behavior
A survey of 3,500+ consumers shows how COVID-19 will transform shopping for the long haul.
Zoom just gave free users frightening news
You want your Zoom calls to be really private? You'll have to pay. And you might find Zoom's reasoning strange, or even laughable. It involves the FBI.
