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IBM brings artificial intelligence to the heart of cybersecurity strategies
IBM hopes to bring AI, data, and cybersecurity vendors together to tackle ongoing and new threats through the launch of a new open platform.
IBM launches IBM AI OpenScale to combat AI sprawl as part of broad open strategy
IBM AI OpenScale, Multi-cloud Manager and IBM Security Connect equate to a strategic push by Big Blue to be the agnostic integrator and platform provider for key enterprise technologies.
US voter records from 19 states sold on hacking forum
Seller is asking $42,200 for all 19 US state voter databases.
iPhone XS Max cost too much? Great smartphones in every price range
It's a great time to buy a smartphone, no matter what your budget. You can find functional and reliable handsets from about $197 to over $1,000.
A weekend with the Pixel 3 XL: The camera proved its worth
A Google Pixel 3 XL arrived the day before a vacation and it turns out the camera is as good as every Pixel 2 owner said.
Google Pixel 3 XL first impressions: There's (even) more to like
Google's Pixel 3 XL is bigger and better than ever.
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...
Facebook Oculus research crafts strange mashup of John Oliver and Stephen Colbert
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon and at the Facebook reality lab created better fakes of videos by training a deep neural network to transfer the style of comedian John Oliver to the likeness of Stephen Colbert in a synthesized video. The results could be creepy or thrilling, depending on your point of view.
Chrome, Edge, IE, Firefox, and Safari to disable TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 in 2020
UPDATE: The big four --Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla-- announce end of support for TLS 1.0 and 1.1 standards.
Apple's iPhone XR: The Reasonable choice
I think I figured out what the "R" really stands for.
Google, grow up: Drop the Apple-like arrogance or Chrome OS will fail
Unless Google can rally the developer troops to clean out their crufty code from the Play Store and wholesale adopt Material Design, it will fail with making Pixel Slate and Chromebook a real tablet and desktop application platform.
