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Samsung kicks off 'Samsung Week', joins early Black Friday festivities
Samsung is bringing the Black Friday promotions early this year with daily deals, from Oct. 25 to Nov. 1.
DOJ, Europol arrest hundreds as part of international darknet drug operation
Authorities from nine countries seized $31 million and hundreds of kilograms of drugs as part of an effort to disrupt criminal rings operating on the DarkNet.
Hands on with the new 16-inch M1 Apple MacBook Pro
First impressions of Apple's new MacBook Pro aimed at creatives. Does it live up to the hype?
First look: 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro
Unboxing the new Apple 16-inch M1 Pro MacBook Pro
Verizon opens up its 5G Nationwide network to certified IoT devices
Meanwhile, a new low-cost IoT module certified for the Verizon network should open up IoT to new users and new use cases.
Three Ways SMBs Can Transform, Digitally
Focusing on security, analytics, and customer service can start your organization down the path of modernized operations.
Verizon, Amazon's Project Kuiper team up on rural broadband, business connectivity
Verizon and Amazon plan to collaborate to bring satellite broadband to rural areas. The business use cases are far more promising.
Best kitchen gifts 2021: Top gadgets for home cooking
With these tools in your home kitchen, you can cook just like a pro.
Palm announces 'Palm Buds Pro', ANC true wireless earbuds for $129
Once known for its palm-friendly smartphones, the company takes a second shot with $129 true wireless earbuds.
Why the same old cyber attacks are still so successful and what needs to be done to stop them
ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to Admiral Michael S. Rogers, Operating Partner at Team8 and former Director of the NSA and US Cyber Command, about cyber threats and the action needed to fight them.
More violent events driven by social media are bound to happen, says Facebook whistleblower
Frances Haugen spoke in front of the UK Parliament to provide evidence on the spread of harmful content on social media platforms like Facebook.
