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Amazon teases mystery Fire TV Cube, announces Echo Dot for kids
What's this Cube that Amazon is teasing? Plus, "Alexa, read me a bedtime story" is now a thing.
Modernizing Hadoop: Reaching the plateau of productivity
What's new in Hadoop, and how is vendor dynamics and strategy evolving?
Into the Web of Profit report: Cybercrime's global revenues hit $1.5 trillion
The cybercrime economy has "now become a kind of mirror image of contemporary capitalism", says paper.
Browser wars 2018: Microsoft Edge falls behind ... Internet Explorer?
The last time Microsoft got involved in a browser war, it was a different century, and it ended badly. In 2018, the company has a shiny new browser, Microsoft Edge. But the new browser isn't winning over Windows 10 users.
iPhone X sales in rapid decline? Apple will sell 'fewer than 14 million in Q1'
Meanwhile, Samsung sold eight million Galaxy S9 and S9+ in its first month of sales, says Canalys.
Gmail redesign: Google overhauls G Suite with more AI, less clutter
Google's G Suite makeover is aimed at saving businesses email hours, opens and time spent on notifications.
GDPR data breach notification letter
Once the GDPR becomes enforceable on May 25, 2018, organizations everywhere will be subject to stiff fines and penalties for noncompliance. This download includes an overview of the information required...
Microsoft's new open-source tech turns iPads, Surface Pros into big touchscreen
Microsoft reveals modular mobile system for multi-player games, analytics, air-traffic control, and trading-desks.
Amazon's Alexa could be tricked into snooping on users, say security researchers
Researchers at Checkmarx were able to build an Alexa skill which could be used to spy on users within earshot. Amazon has now closed the loophole.
Puppet adds new tools, partners for easier IT automation
The IT automation platform is making Puppet Discovery generally available to help companies figure out what to automate first.
Hackers built a 'master key' for millions of hotel rooms
New research shows how hackers can manipulate hotel room key cards to gain access to an entire building.
