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Ericsson to build 50 Optus 5G sites
Optus has revealed that in addition to Nokia, it is also working with Ericsson across its 5G launches.
Your smartphone is going to look a lot stranger next time around
Big, small, folding and curvy; MWC should see plenty of oddities to tempt jaded gadget buyers. But the real action is elsewhere.
Didi Chuxing to reportedly sack 15 percent of workforce after 2018 huge lossses
Didi Chuxing’s huge loss, reaching almost 11 billion yuan ($1.6 billion) last year, was mostly because of subsidies given to drivers in spite of its monopoly in the market.
Almost 300,000 Australians cancelled their My Health Record by mid-November
Although the government would not reveal the latest opt-out numbers, it did reveal where people have cancelled an existing My Health Record.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e, Huawei Watch GT, latest Chrome OS goodies (MobileTechRoundup show #460)
This week we will learn all about Samsung's latest S10 lineup, but it announced a couple of things last week. We also have a new wearable to test and Kevin continues to find the best in Chrome OS.
Hacker puts up for sale third round of hacked databases on the Dark Web
Hacker is selling 93 million user records from eight companies, including GfyCat.
Kubernetes: A guide for IT pros and business leaders
Kubernetes enables the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications. This ebook explains why the ecosystem matters, ways to take advantage of it, and how it may contribute to the future...
His iPad Pro was bent. An Apple Genius found a sneaky way to get it replaced
Perhaps it doesn't happen often, but some Apple Geniuses go out of their way to help. Even flouting the rules, it seems.
M1 buyout bid finally goes through with Malaysia's Axiata exiting Singapore investment
After months of negotiations, Axiata Group has accepted a buyout offer from the Singapore telco's investors Keppel Corp and Singapore Press Holdings, divesting its 28.7 percent stake and investment in Singapore for an estimated gain of US$31.02 million.
Google backtracks on Chrome modifications that would have crippled ad blockers
Google changes stance on upcoming Chrome Manifest V3 changes as benchmark shows they lied about performance hit.
Cloudera's Hilary Mason: To make AI useful, make it more "boring"
Hilary Mason, the former chief data scientist at Bitly and founder of Fast Forward Labs, is now the key AI executive and thought leader at Cloudera. So it may surprise people to learn that she thinks our obsession with AI's cool factor is impeding progress, and inhibiting AI's successful application in the Enterprise.
