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Over 9 out of 10 people are ready to take orders from robots
If you are unhappy taking orders from your human boss, you might be more inclined to take orders from robots, according to a new survey.
Google's Firebase intros in-app messaging, BigQuery integration
Google said the updates are designed to better support sophisticated apps and mobile developers.
What would Amazon do with Landmark Theatres? Here are 5 ideas
Amazon has a thing for physical spaces, and after the Whole Foods purchase, why wouldn't it buy Landmark Theatres?
Your smartphone's security might be compromised from the moment of purchase
25 Android smartphone models contain severe vulnerabilities off the shelf.
Apricorn Aegis Secure Key 3NX: Secure, hardware-encrypted drive you can fit in a pocket
Apricorn's new Aegis Secure Key 3NX hardware-encrypted flash drive comes in capacities to suit all needs.
Are IoT security standards around the corner?
Eran Fine, CEO and co-founder at NanoLock Security, and Tonya Hall discuss the best ways to protect IoT devices.
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....
Lenovo 'turns the corner' as PC sales accelerate
PC giant aims to return smartphone business to health and build up its data center business.
Walmart says e-commerce will grow at 40 percent clip, delivers strong Q2
Walmart's omnichannel retail and e-commerce bets are paying off as the company aims to bridge physical and digital shopping experiences.
Rat brain for rent: Smarter AI in hyperscale datacenters
AI is artificial, but it isn't very intelligent. What if you could rent an artificial rat brain, or even better, an artificial human brain that could learn much faster? A startup is working to make that happen within 5 years.
Possible Python rival? Programming language Julia is winning over developers
A young programming language for machine leaning is on the rise and could be soon gunning for Python.
