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These wearable tech brands are a huge disappointment
Have ever quit using a fitness tracker, and if so, why? Here is what respondents to a survey hated about their trackers -- and which came out on top.
Arm on Windows 10, Chromebooks: Can its new chips challenge Intel on desktop?
Arm unveils its 2020 roadmap, with its Deimos and Hercules chips aiming to take on Intel's dominance.
NASA announces winners of crowdsourced robotic arm contest
The space agency has been crowdsourcing ideas for a floating robot cube that will soon board the International Space Station.
The last decade's transformation of machine learning
Danny Lange, vice president of AI and machine learning at Unity Technologies, talks about key elements of AI design and how they've changed.
1990s technology exposes 32,000 smart homes, businesses to exploit
When modern IoT gadgets rely on technology from the 1990s, it is unsurprising that security becomes a problem.
Windows 10 updates: Expect slimmed-down, full-quality versions, says Microsoft
The next version of Windows 10 could make Microsoft's monthly updates less painful to manage.
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
Data-driven disaster relief: Measuring the impact of emergency response
With natural disasters picking up in frequency and intensity, the role of NGOs in disaster relief is picking up as well. A key requirement for all NGOs is transparency, and applying data-driven techniques may help.
13 wacky phones unlike anything you've ever seen
In 2018, most smartphones look nearly identical. That wasn't always the case.
Windows malware: How to stop your files being wrongly tagged as malicious by Windows Defender ATP
Microsoft details some of the ways Windows Defender ATP analyses files and software.
One in four employees using AI at work: Survey
Only 6 percent of HR professionals are deploying AI and only one in four (24 percent) of employees are currently using some form of AI at work.
