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iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max: The cameras are addicting, ProMotion makes a difference
I've spent the last 24 hours using the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Here are some initial thoughts.
Solo.io adds governance and security to Istio service meshes
A four-year old startup is addressing the challenge of how to scale governance and security in Kubernetes clusters relying on service meshes for the connective tissue.
Microsoft gives a brand new reason to download Windows 11 (is it bonkers?)
For anyone still wondering whether Windows 11 is for them, Microsoft makes a lofty plea. But what does it mean?
What does a chief data officer do? Businesses can't make up their minds
Confusion over what functions a CDO should perform is prompting frustration amongst those tasked with leading organizations' data strategies, a new survey by Exasol suggests.
When the email scam originates inside your walls
Don't fall victim to the highly sophisticated in business email scams
Surface Duo 2 vs Samsung's Galaxy Fold 3? How Microsoft could crush this
What will compel Surface customers to invest more in the Microsoft ecosystem? Make them an offer they can't refuse.
The global chip shortage is still causing big problems for car makers
The auto industry faces a $210 billion loss in revenue from the global semiconductor supply shortfall.
Singapore hawkers get help going online with central delivery interface
Stallholders of 113 hawker centres across the country will receive support and other help to get them online and access to food delivery platforms, including FoodPanda and Deliveroo, via a common interface.
Scaffolding robot buttresses tipping construction industry
Like few other sectors, construction is being inundated with robots and technology.
This ransomware-dropping malware has swapped phishing for a sneaky new attack route
And it's using cryptographically signed bogus Java apps to avoid detection.
