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Would a cheaper iPad encourage you to upgrade?
A report claims that Apple is gearing up to release a new entry-level iPad, along with an updated iPad. Will this help give sales a much-needed boost?
Digital transformation: No buzzwords please, just implementation
Attempts to rethink business culture will take more than just buzzwords.
Some Android GPS apps are just showing ads on top of Google Maps
Apps have been downloaded over 50 million times. Google has failed to removed them, even if they blatantly break their own license.
This cryptocurrency mining malware now disables security software to help remain undetected
Cryptojacking campaign targets Linux servers that haven't had patches for known vulnerabilities applied.
Alation raises $50M series C round amid rising demand for data catalogs
The data catalog vendor says business is booming, and the extra cash will let it accelerate R&D
Rackspace launches managed database service for AWS
Rackspace said the suite of services is designed to help companies leverage adoption of Amazon Aurora, Amazon Redshift, AWS Glue and Amazon Athena.
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...
An iPhone 7 audio problem that could cost you $180 to fix
Having audio problems with your iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus? It seems that you are not alone, and if its out of warranty you might have to pay as much as $180 to get the problem fixed.
Windows 10 19H1: Microsoft pushes its services with 'Make Windows even better' prompt
Microsoft wants you to "make Windows even better" by setting up Microsoft Account services on Windows 10 devices.
Oklahoma gov data leak exposes FBI investigation records, millions of department files
Updated: An Oklahoma Department of Securities server allowed anyone to download government files.
Mastercard's free trial rules likely to alter the subscription economy's playbook
Mastercard will require merchants ending free trials to notify consumers before they start billing. The move is likely to alter a key tactic in the subscription economy.
