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Lithuanian man pleads guilty to scamming Google and Facebook out of $123 million
Man posed as hardware vendor to trick Google and Facebook into sending payments to his bank accounts.
Forget Apple's new AirPods: Samsung Buds provide better fit, more functionality for $70 less
While the success of the first AirPods increased public awareness of fully wireless headsets, the competition has caught up and surpassed Apple with more reasonable prices. Don't jump too quickly on the new version just because it's an Apple product.
Robot Pepper gets job at HSBC but nobody should worry
Public-facing corporations that want to appear innovative are turning to gimmicky robot assistants.
As Apple pushes services, a subscription bundle could be in the future
ZDNet's Larry Dignan tells TechRepublic's Karen Roby about a potential 'Apple Prime' subscription bundle.
AT&T, Comcast successfully test SHAKEN/STIR protocol for fighting robocalls
AT&T and Comcast successfully test first SHAKEN/STIR-authenticated call between two different networks.
Google Brazil announces third cohort of acceleration program
Selected group includes startups focused on data analytics for healthcare and accounting tools for small businesses.
How smart tech is transforming the transportation industry
From urban geo data to autonomous cars to flying taxis, new technologies are already having a radical impact on how we get from point A to point B. This ebook looks at current and future transportation...
Law of attraction: Particle robot proves many hands do light work
The idea is simplicity itself: Instead of one complex robot, build a whole ecosystem of basic bots and teach them to team up.
Google Pixel 3a XL? They couldn't think of a worse name?
Phone names used to be simple. Google seems to have given up on that.
Global threat group Fin7 returns with new SQLRat malware
Previously unseen malware and a new admin panel have been tied to the notorious group.
Researchers find flaws in 'unhackable' smart car alarms, get data of 3 million vehicles
The moment you call a product “unhackable” you are asking for trouble. Read more:
