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Top-notch phones: 8 phones with display cut-outs
In an effort to adopt the bezel-less design trend, smartphone makers have begun to push the display notch. Whether you love it or hate it, here are eight examples of phones with carved-out front tabs.
IBM buys Oniqua Holdings to bolster asset optimization business
Oniqua specializes in inventory optimization software for asset-intensive industries such as mining, oil and gas, transportation, utilities, and manufacturing.
Former and current Fitbit employees charged with possessing stolen Jawbone trade secrets
The six former and current Fitbit employees could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
iPhone X and Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer, comparing the similarities
Let's see how Xiaomi's iPhone clone stacks up. Xiaomi phones are coming to the UK and Europe -- and US may be next.
Can Russian hackers be stopped? Here's why it might take 20 years
Deterring hackers is almost impossible when the rewards are so great and the risks are so low. Can anything stop them?
Electronic displays are now being used as license plates
Neville Boston, CEO of Reviver Auto, talks about electronic displays as plates and how they offer GDPR-level data security and may be customized many ways.
Web hosting services comparison tool
Regardless of your industry or the nature of your business, an inviting website is standard operating procedure in the digital age—and the right web hosting service is often the most cost-efficient way...
Another flaw hits Tapplock smart locks, thanks to leaky server
Anyone could pull a lock's location and unlock code details directly from the company's servers.
Samsung Chromebook Plus V2 first look
This update to Samsung's pen-enabled Chrome 2-in-1 gets a second camera and a faster processor, but keeps its reasonable $500 price.
Is speedy rollout of Windows 10 version 1803 causing quality problems?
Microsoft insists that its rollout of the latest Windows 10 feature update is going well, but some customers are skeptical. And without accurate data, it's impossible to tell who's right.
How to leverage the industrial internet of things
Manufacturer provides smart-connected products that offer a way to monitor critical parameters of its customers' equipment.
