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Windows 10 Mobile's last gasp? Wileyfox revives its dead Windows 10 phone
Back by popular demand, apparently, and the Wileyfox Pro now costs around $100, down from $260.
Thousands of WordPress sites backdoored with malicious code
Malicious code redirects users to tech support scams, some of which use new "evil cursor" Chrome bug.
Best accessories for your iPhone XS or XS Max
Here are the very best accessories to help you get the most from your new iPhone.
Google to lawmakers: Yep, Gmail data is still open to app developers
Google says third-party developers can access users' Gmail, but it manually vets them first and uses machine learning to monitor apps.
AI: The view from the Chief Data Science Office
It's challenging to get data scientists where you need them. And if you're managing an AI project, better be prepared for handling moving targets. These are some of the results of a survey of chief data scientists and analytics officers that we recently concluded.
Android users share location automatically in an emergency
Android phones now help emergency services find mobile callers faster and with more accuracy.
Vendor comparison tool: Cloud-based integrated management services
Cloud computing systems provide a distinct and measurable competitive advantage, and implementing a successful transformation can reap significant long-term benefits for any enterprise. This download offers...
Windows 10 1803 login problems? Microsoft has finally fixed them
Fingerprint sensor busted? PIN not working? System not signing out properly? Your troubles have finally been addressed, just weeks before Microsoft pushes out a new version of Windows 10.
The Death of the Gods, book review: Power in the digital age
Demos researcher Carl Miller details how the internet has brought about profound power shifts that reach into every aspect of our lives.
After riches and jail, Belarusian ex-hacker's life lesson? 'Don't steal from Americans. Ever'
ZDNet talks to a former infamous hacker whose "mostly true" book offers a glimpse into the minds of Eastern Europe's cybercriminals.
Small, flexible plaster uses ultrasound waves to monitor blood pressure inside your body
The readings might be more accurate, too, considering how our blood pressure tends to rise in the doctor's office.
