Just In
Today on ZDNet
Microsoft's customer support database was exposed for almost a month
Five servers storing customer support analytics were accidentally exposed online in December 2019.
Just how much do design and data science collaborate?
Findings from our recent survey show that there's room for improvement.
Class-action lawsuit filed against controversial Clearview AI startup
Plaintiffs claim New York startup broke Illinois privacy laws regarding the use of residents' biometrics data.
How was Bezos phone hacked? Probably using Pegasus-3 spyware
Bezos hack connected to Khashoggi murder and The Washington Post's subsequent media coverage.
There's more to Google than Google: Dataset Search comes out of beta
The company's search engine is designed for researchers, but casual users are advised to give it a go.
iPad turns 10: Why did it take a decade for Apple's tablet to get its own operating system?
The iPad launched in April 2010, and since then we've seen it slowly morph into a device that's able to stand on its own.
Teens get sneaky with their Apple AirPods. Will business follow?
This behavior is truly disturbing, but it was inspired by Apple itself. And it may come to business meetings.
How to watch Super Bowl 2020: Stream Chiefs vs. 49ers for free without cable
The best way to watch the Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LIV is by streaming. And the only way to watch the game in 4K HDR is through streaming. There are numerous other ways to watch the big game by streaming, too.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola Razr make little sense for business
The foldable phone market is making a 90-degree turn as the first two devices of 2020 have a portrait clamshell design. The appeal of having a phone/tablet in one is not provided with this design and it makes little sense for business.
The decline of social media
Tonya Hall talks with Scott Monty, principal at Scott Monty Strategies, to discuss how the free models of social media may have run its course.
