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Windows Phone users: Your reminder that support ends in December 2019
Microsoft will no longer provide free security updates or hotfixes for Windows 10 Mobile after December 10, 2019, and recommends users go with Android or iOS. (Yes, really.)
Apple's real problem? It's playing catch-up with Android
If you're holding out on buying a new iPhone because you're expecting to see some serious innovation coming out of Cupertino in 2019, don't hold your breath.
Firefox to remove misleading button after months of complaints
Misleading "Save" button worked as "Upload" and sent users' screenshots to Mozilla's servers.
Information Builders names Frank J. Vella new CEO
Frank J. Vella, Informaton Builders' heretofore COO, has been named the company's CEO. Gerald Cohen, who founded the company in 1975 and has been CEO throughout its history, will remain Board chairman and senior advisor.
iPhone sales slowdown hits Foxconn
Foxconn alone has shed 50,000 contact workers earlier than expected as iPhone sales slump.
Why Microsoft's 'Power Platform' is one of its biggest bets for 2019 and beyond
'Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365, and Power platform on top of what we’re doing with Azure is the core of what we are doing as a company,' says CEO Satya Nadella.
How to launch a successful developer career
If you’re hoping to jump into the field of software development, this ebook is a good place to start. It offers information on current salaries, key skills, and which programming languages will help you...
My top productivity tools and tricks for managing my daily workflow (2019 edition)
Do you have too many items on your todo list or in your email inbox? If so, you might want to learn some of the insider techniques and tools our own David Gewirtz has put into practice to keep his very busy schedule under control.
Americans abandoning mainstream social media for online forums, report
Four out of five Americans distrust mainstream social media sites like Facebook.
This malware spreading tool is back with some new tricks
The Fallout exploit kit is back delivering GandCrab ransomware after a brief hiatus.
Microsoft CEO Nadella makes it official: Cortana is an app, not a standalone assistant
Microsoft has continued to waffle around how exactly it plans to position Cortana. But CEO Satya Nadella gave the clearest explanation so far: Cortana will be a skill, not a head-to-head competitor with Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri.
