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PayPal receives patent for ransomware detection technology
PayPal engineer develops novel approach to detecting and stopping ransomware attacks.
Are tablets on their way out the door?
TechRepublic's Karen Roby asks ZDNet's Steve Ranger his opinion on the decline of tablets while smart speakers steadily climb in popularity.
Microsoft releases version 2.0 of its PWA Builder tool
As part of its continuing Progressive Web Apps (PWA) work, Microsoft is making available the second iteration of its open-sourced PWA Builder tool.
Vital partnership or unholy alliance? Decoding the software/service provider relationship
Software vendors and experience agencies need to work together to build great digital experiences, but how they actually work together is a mystery.
Microsoft starts rolling out Google G Suite to Office 365 migration tools
Microsoft's promised automated tools for migrating users from G Suite to Office 365 are rolling out over 'the coming weeks.'
What the Galaxy Fold phone issues say about Samsung
ZDNet's Chris Matyszczyk talks with TechRepublic's Karen Roby about Samsung's latest phone issues and about the upcoming rollout date.
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...
Any alternative to Apple's ecosystem? Yes, but you'll have to Google it
Apple isn't the only one with an expansive ecosystem of products, services, and software.
Plagues then and now: Blood, frogs and locusts are no match for the ravages of 2019
What would a modern-day Plague of Lice look like?
TCL announces BlackBerry KEY2 Red Edition for the US
It was just about a year ago that TCL released the BlackBerry KEY2 in silver and black. Today, the Red Edition was announced for the US market with double the internal storage of last year's model.
French government releases in-house IM app to replace WhatsApp and Telegram use
French government open-sources in-house-made end-to-end encryption IM app named Tchap.
