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Japanese cybersecurity minister finds computers a mystery
The man in charge of cybersecurity not only said he does not use a PC but seemed stumped when asked about risks associated with USB drives.
Wearable robot brace is approved for adolescents
Healthcare robots have been on the cusp of mainstream reality for a few years, but most applications target adults. One company is trying a different demo.
Windows 10 1809's new rollout: Mapped drives broken, AMD issues, Trend Micro clash
Steer clear of the rereleased Windows 10 October 2018 Update, IT pro warns. Meanwhile, Microsoft promises fix for buggy mapped drives at some point next year.
AI and the NHS: How artificial intelligence will change everything for patients and doctors
The rise of artificial intelligence is set to reshape the health sector as we know it, from back office to doctor's office.
Office Depot Black Friday 2018 ad: Best deals on laptops, printers, and chairs
If you need new stuff for your office, look no further than Office Depot and OfficeMax. They're offering great Black Friday deals on several laptops, desktops, office chairs, printers, monitors, and more.
Walmart moves past Apple as No. 3 U.S. e-tailer, but Amazon still dominates
Walmart is still small relative to Amazon in e-commerce, but the company is making its move, according to eMarketer.
Quick glossary: 5G technology
5G will be the key to unlocking the full potential of IoT and a host of other technologies. Businesses can get a jump on their competition if they apply the power of 5G to their products and services first....
Google closes bipedal robot unit Schaft, staff dispersed
The breakdown of an acquisition deal between SoftBank and Google may be partially to blame.
Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ out now: $25 for cut-down Pi 3 B+ with quad-core CPU
Raspberry Pi Foundation updates its budget single-board computer with the Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+.
Researchers develop optical fibre capable of over 1 petabit per second
Boffins claim new fibre can transmit 12 times as much data as existing optic fibres.
One in five Magecart-infected stores get reinfected within days
A large number of reinfections take place within a day or week. Average reinfection time is 10.5 days.
