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Bodybuilding.com discloses security breach
Company blames February 2019 security breach on phishing email received in July 2018.
Kaspersky CEO: Open your source codes to win governments' trust
Governments harbouring security concerns about systems manufactured by foreign tech companies should ask these vendors to open up their source codes for inspection, just like technology players such as Huawei and Kaspersky have done for their customers, says Eugene Kaspersky.
Windows 10 apps: Which are worth keeping? Which ones should you dump?
Every installation of Windows 10 includes a huge collection of built-in apps. Some are Universal apps that are updated from the Microsoft Store. Others are legacy apps that hang around because other programs expect them to be there. If you prefer a tidy system, many (but not all) of these apps can be uninstalled, especially if you prefer a third-party alternative. This gallery offers a comprehensive look at how to unclutter your copy of Windows 10.
Facial recognition creeps up on a JetBlue passenger and she hates it
Facial recognition systems don't want you to stop and think about them. This is what happens when someone does.
Nokia 9 buggy update lets anyone bypass fingerprint scanner with a pack of gum
Only Nokia 9 PureView handsets appear to be impacted.
Google's DeepMind works to improve AI
ZDNet's Tiernan Ray tells Karen Roby about what Google's DeepMind is doing to improve AI and how humans may play a bigger role in determining success from failure than initially thought.
Hiring kit: Computer systems analyst
Designing, implementing, and maintaining information systems for most business enterprises is the responsibility of the computer systems analyst. It contains a job description, sample interview questions,...
It's official: Galaxy Fold launch delayed worldwide
A report claims that Samsung's $2,000 Galaxy Fold smartphone launch has been delayed worldwide while the company addresses issues relating to the durability of the display.
Windows 10's 'Sets' feature is gone and not expected to return
Sets, Microsoft's Windows-management feature which allowed users to group data, sites and other information in tabs, is gone and not expected to come back in a future release of Windows 10, my contacts say.
AT&T store demos pit Magic Leap versus VR in a tech game of thrones
The wireless carrier, which now owns HBO, has shown the power of marrying its popular content with leading-edge entertainment tech.
Rebuilding the Edge browser: Google's old code, Microsoft's new mission
The browser wars may not be as important as they once were, but Microsoft's adoption of Chromium could help it return from the Edge of irrelevance.
