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Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 lovefest with Microsoft: It's complicated
With apologies to the Carpenters, Samsung executive Federico Casalegno was practically singing, "Why do birds suddenly appear, ev'ry time Microsoft is near."
FCC backs industrial wireless recharge jump, handing robots more power
Wireless charging is a step toward a fully "lights out" factory, and the FCC seems to be onboard.
Google releases Chrome.OS dev, an online hub for developers
As Chromebook sales climb, the Chrome OS team is encouraging developers to build more apps optimized for large-screen devices.
Navy and PTC retire old systems, deploy digital twins
PTC CEO Jim Heppelmann and Paul Koester, model based product support program manager for the US Navy, walk through the lessons learned in utilizing 3D data, change management, digital twins and going to the cloud while retiring paper-based processes.
ReVoLTE attack can decrypt 4G (LTE) calls to eavesdrop on conversations
Academics detail a new attack on 4G encrypted calls. Attack works only when the attacker is on the same base station (mobile tower) as the victim.
NHS hit with wave of scam emails at height of COVID-19 pandemic
NHS Digital said its cybersecurity teams were working hard to keep patient data secure as attackers continued to target under-pressure services.
APAC consumers believe onus on businesses, governments to safeguard their data
Almost 70% of consumers in Asia-Pacific will give up their privacy for better user experience, but just 25% feel they're responsible for protecting their own data, with the rest of pushing this role to governments and organisations.
Hybrid survival: Tips on how to manage our gradual return to the office
After several months working from home, some staff are likely to start coming back to the office in the next weeks. Here are some top tips to manage the change.
Cybersecurity: These two basic flaws make it easy for hackers to break into you systems
Penetration testers share common security failings that leave companies vulnerable to attack.
Back to school: Great headphones, earbuds, and speakers for students
Best audio products for back-to-school audiophiles.
