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Samsung expects a strong return to China after releasing medium-priced phone
The South Korean brand has lost substantial market share in China following the explosive battery incident two years ago.
Hackers ramp up attacks on mining rigs before Ethereum price crashes into the gutter
Attackers scan for Ethereum wallets and mining rigs that have carelessly exposed port 8545 on the Internet.
Game changer: 7 technologies that will transform advanced manufacturing
CBInsights just released its predictions for the year ahead in advanced manufacturing. These are the technology trends that stand out.
Best Green Monday 2018 deals: Business Bargain Hunter's top picks
It's Cyber Monday 2.0 -- or, one of your last chances to get the best deals on tech this holiday season.
New Windows 10 19H1 test build adds more Notepad features, other tweaks
The latest Windows 10 Fast Ring test build, No. 18298, adds a bunch of new Notepad features, alongside other relatively minor feature and settings updates.
Employers: we'll boost pay, and even some training, for cloud computing skills
The cloud skills gap is now so intense that a group of researchers is branding the situation as a 'full-blown crisis' that is hurting employers.
15 timesaving tips for Firefox power users
This collection of tips will help you work more efficiently in Firefox, from enabling anti-tracking features to blocking cryptojacking to using the Side View experiment. From the tips: The later releases...
Microsoft to stop supporting its Azure Container Service in January 2020
Microsoft will no longer support its Azure Container Service (ACS) as of January 31, 2020. For Kubernetes users, the Microsoft way forward is Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
Tablets: From minimalism to monstrosities
The iPad debuted as a product that stripped away mobile computing to its essence. But the onslaught of accessories can make tablets more unwieldy than laptops ever were.
Google+ hit by second API bug impacting 52.5 million users
Google moves Google+ sunset date forward, from August 2019 to April 2019.
Chinese ransomware scheme infects 100,000 but it has made a fatal mistake
Ransomware authors might have shot themselves in the foot by handling payments via WeChat. Local law enforcement could track ransom payments.
