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Build your own IT pro toolbox - Holiday 2019 edition
If you're in the business of repairing PCs, smartphones, or tablets, then you need the right tools to help you get the job done in a fast, efficient, and safe way. Here are a selection of tools that you need that will make your job -- and life -- easier!
Best Peloton alternatives: Top smart exercise bikes
It's hard to justify paying $2,300 for a smart exercise bike. Luckily, there are a few alternatives to Peloton available.
New Orleans hit by ransomware, city employees told to turn off computers
After Atlanta and Baltimore, another major US city grapples with a ransomware attack.
Microsoft identifies super data-wiping malware: Who's behind it?
IBM identifies new ZeroCleare destructive malware targeting energy companies active in the Middle East region.
Google to provide addresses to two million Brazilians
A partnership with the government has the objective of mapping all rural properties across the state of São Paulo within three years.
Mozilla, Etsy, seeking to reinstate net neutrality, appeal DC Circuit court ruling
Mozilla, Etsy and several other petitioners -- including 22 state governments -- are keeping alive the fight to restore Obama-era net neutrality rules.
Samsung Galaxy S11: Rumors, leaks, and everything we know so far
We’re still a few months away from Samsung announcing its latest smartphones, but we’re already starting to see leaks and rumors.
Don't put your AI initiatives at risk: Test your AI-infused applications!
Examples of AI gone wrong threaten to discredit the technology’s value. The solution is better testing of AI-infused applications.
Best 5G smartphones available now from US carriers
Despite my skepticism, US wireless carriers were able to launch 5G networks in 2019 in three flavors. There are several phones available so you can take advantage of the coverage and speeds of 5G right now.
Npm team warns of new 'binary planting' bug
Npm bug lets booby-trapped npm (JavaScript) packages plant or alter binaries on the victim's system.
