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Apple's biggest lie is the one it keeps telling itself
Another Apple event has come and gone and criticisms abound. Does Apple always have to think the same way, rather than, say, different?
OnePlus will announce the OnePlus 7T on Sept. 26
The company will hold an online event to announce its latest smartphone.
Google Cloud adds microservices management, serverless to its Anthos platform
Google Cloud has expanded its partner ecosystem and added microservice management and serverless compute to Anthos as it aims to woo enterprises.
StrongVPN review: A clear and easy-to-use VPN ideal for coffee shop use
If you're hiding from a nation state or trying to prevent your government from knowing you're using a VPN, StrongVPN is not for you. But if you're a regular user who wants to make sure you're safe when surfing from your local coffee shop, StrongVPN is powerful, easy, and clear.
Brazilian state-owned tech firm Serpro targets startups
The company set to be privatized is looking to increase revenue and attractiveness to investors by selling public data processing to technology startups like Uber.
Utility companies: Recommendations on dealing with firewalls and patches
A recent cyber-security incident at a US power grid entity was linked to unpatched firewalls.
Apple Watch Series 5, $500, or Linux PineTime smartwatch, $25?
A new open-source smartwatch is in the works with a planned price of $25.
Sonos One (Gen 2) review: AirPlay 2 with Amazon and Google assistants make this a rocking speaker
Sonos is focused first on the music experience and has proven to excel in this area. With added support for Amazon and Google voice assistants the Sonos One is the speaker to buy for outstanding audio you can control with your phone or tablet.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure achieves FedRAMP authorization
Now that its cloud infrastructure is compliant with the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, Oracle can go after more public sector business.
Who owns your health data?
Dr. Brooke Grindlinger, chief scientific officer at The New York Academy of Sciences, informs Tonya Hall that there are some health privacy laws that haven't been changed since 1996 and what steps are being taken to change that.
