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Windows 10 apps: Which are worth keeping? Which ones should you dump?
Every installation of Windows 10 includes a huge collection of built-in apps. Some are Universal apps that are updated from the Microsoft Store. Others are legacy apps that hang around because other programs expect them to be there. If you prefer a tidy system, many (but not all) of these apps can be uninstalled, especially if you prefer a third-party alternative. This gallery offers a comprehensive look at how to unclutter your copy of Windows 10.
AM vs FM: The battle brewing in lidar technology
Could 95 percent of self-driving car projects using lidar be heading down the wrong path?
Samsung delays Galaxy Fold launch in China
Samsung has postponed the launch events it had planned for the Galaxy Fold it has scheduled for this week, but the company says this is not down to hardware issues.
Brazilian tech companies must encourage gender diversity
Female technologists feel their employers don't value diversity in the workplace and are not doing enough to support women in the sector, a study says.
How to quickly and securely wipe your data off almost any device
If you have any sensitive data at all -- and these days who doesn't? -- at some point you are going to need to find a way to securely wipe it. It's a fact of life. Here's a quick guide to securely wiping data off iPhones, iPads, Android devices, hard drives (HDDs), solid state drives (SSDs), and flash drives.
Huawei 1Q revenue climbs 39 percent amidst US pressure
Chinese networking vendor has reported a 39 percent increase in revenue to 197.7 billion yuan (US$29.5 billion) for the first quarter of 2019, when it shipped 59 million smartphones and inked 40 commercial contracts for 5G globally.
VPN usage policy
As more and more users work from remote locations, the need for secure access to networks, systems, and data continues to grow. This policy provides guidelines to help IT ensure that VPNs are properly...
EU votes to create gigantic biometrics database
EU Parliament green-lights the creation of the Common Identity Repository (CIR), a gigantic biometrics database.
Galaxy Fold woes, iPad mini phone, Pixel 3a (MobileTechRoundup show #466)
Samsung's Galaxy Fold showed up in the hands of a few reviewers and then started breaking after a couple of days. Kevin is using his iPad mini as a phone. Hear about these topics and more on the latest podcast.
Broken Galaxy Fold screens and USB Killer attack remind us not to forget the physical world in the digital age
Cautionary tales of poor product design and lax physical security serve as warnings that software, AI, and digital transformation can't solve all our problems.
Popular jQuery JavaScript library impacted by prototype pollution flaw
Prototype pollution flaws are "the next big thing" in JavaScript security research.
