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Asus NovaGo ARM-powered Windows 10 laptop finally goes on sale in the UK
An innovative Windows laptop first announced in December 2017 is now, at long last, available to British buyers. But will the NovaGo's 22-hour battery life and always-on LTE connection be enough to open many wallets?
eBay might need PayPal more than it thought
A new study commissioned by PayPal suggests a lopsided level of dependence between the two companies.
Robotic indoor farms can grow food anywhere, anytime
Farmers are working with robots, data analysts, and IT professionals to create a "Plantopia" for growing fresh food. A new indoor vertical farm in Cincinnati is a prototype designed to prove that fully-automated indoor farming is not only safer, but also profitable.
Facebook leads app install market share, but Google is rising fast
Mobile app marketers spend their budgets across a limited range of platforms -- with Facebook grabbing the lion's share or marketing dollars.
Microsoft rolls out Spend, an expense tracker for iOS
Microsoft is testing a preview of a new expense-tracking application for iOS devices. It's called Spend and was developed by the folks who created the MileIQ mileage tracker.
The robot of Wall Street
A collaborative robot rang the closing bell at the NYSE.
5G technology: A business leader’s guide
It’s still early days for 5G services, but as they’re being trialed and deployed, they’re on track to have a far-reaching impact for both consumers and businesses. This ebook looks at current and future...
Microsoft's Windows Server 2019 never actually RTM'd: Here's why
For the first time in Windows Server history, Microsoft went straight from testing to general availability without RTMing its Windows Server 2019 release.
AWS creates official customer support account on Reddit
The subreddit will focus on helping customers with account and billing questions.
Facebook hires former UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg
UPDATED: The former leader of the Liberal Democrats political party joins social media giant as VP of global affairs.
Kaspersky says it detected infections with DarkPulsar, alleged NSA malware
Victims located in Russia, Iran, and Egypt; related to nuclear energy, telecommunications, IT, aerospace, and R&D.
