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New antitrust legislation targets Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google
The legislation could have significant impacts on the industry, even giving the Justice Department the green light to break up big companies.
Brazil proposes adaptation of data protection rules for SMEs
The goal is to tweak the rules to make them "feasible" for smaller businesses, according to National Data Protection Authority.
Apple will finally give iPhone and iPad users an important choice to make
To upgrade to iOS/iPadOS 15, or not to upgrade to iOS/iPadOS 15, that is the question.
Why ransomware is a big cybersecurity problem and what needs to be done to stop it
ZDNet Security Update: Danny Palmer talks to John Hultquist, VP of analysis at Mandiant Threat Intelligence, about ransomware attacks and how to fight back against cyber criminals.
DOJ charges cybersecurity official for attack on Georgia hospital
Vikas Singla is facing decades in prison for allegedly stealing patient information and disrupting services at a hospital near Atlanta in 2018.
Cloud as a small business utility
Small businesses are considering hybrid cloud technology for productivity software, storage, backup, and more.
Volonic Valet 3 review: Elegant luxury FreePower wireless charging pad
Aira's FreePower technology provides an intelligent Qi coil grid for position-free placement. Volonic uses this technology in its high end Valet 3 product with several customization elements for those looking for something that stands out.
Now Google is using AI to design chips, far faster than human engineers can do the job
Google's AI has revealed a new model that can automate a complex process at the heart of chip design, saving engineers months-worth of work.
Apple's presentation was ugly. But it hid something very useful
The smallest new feature can sometimes be the one that you find invaluable. That may be the case with Apple's new MacOS.
WWDC 2021: A week of reckoning for Apple’s cloud services rivals
Apple intends to replace every leading third-party consumer cloud app with its own platform equivalents. Sharing and privacy are everything.
Microsoft wants you to calm down about Windows 11 (in a twisted, wonderful way)
Redmond can feel the excitement of Windows users. It wants them to relax by reminding them of how great Windows has always been.
