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Time to Walk is Apple’s latest Fitness Plus feature that breaks away from staring at a screen
Go on a walk and listen to stories from celebrities.
Brazilian government advances process to sell state-owned tech firms
A consortium of companies including Accenture will be studying alternatives to sell Dataprev and Serpro
First commercial autonomous bus services hit Singapore roads
Country's first commercial driverless bus services will run two routes at Singapore Science Park 2 and Jurong Island over a three-month pilot, during which data will be collected to assess the viability of the on-demand service as well as passenger safety and service reliability.
Browser makers launch new project for writing documentation for Web APIs
Founding members include the W3C, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, Samsung, Coil, and Igalia
Microsoft's head of Corporate Strategy Kurt DelBene to leave Microsoft in June
Microsoft's Kurt DelBene is retiring from the company at the end of its current fiscal year and won't be replaced.
Pressure rises on IT executives to get their digital acts together
The majority of IT leaders in a recent survey are concerned about being left behind. Can microservices, containers, and service meshes pave the way to digital transformation quickly and safely?
Thinkware F200 Pro dash cam review: Unobtrusive camera with driving alerts and superb night vision
The Thinkware F200 Pro is a really nice unobtrusive dash cam that will alert you to potential dangers, keep your speed as it should be and warn you if your attention starts to wander.
Dutch COVID-19 patient data sold on the criminal underground
Two individuals have been arrested in the Netherlands last week for selling data from Dutch COVID-19 systems on Telegram, Snapchat and Wickr.
That cute robot cop can instantly work out who you are
They look so friendly, as they roll along your shopping mall. Some, though, are concerned about what robot cops are really up to.
Ransomware gangs are using these techniques to make victims more likely to pay up
Danny Palmer tells Karen Roby some of the ways hacking groups behind ransomware attacks are pressuring victims into giving into their extortion demands.
