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Google: Translate will soon give you near real-time transcriptions
Google is tackling the complicated challenge of transcribing audio from one language into another.
Honeywell, Verizon partner on integrating LTE, smart meters, lay groundwork for 5G
The Verizon and Honeywell partnership brings managed LTE connectivity to smart meters in a bid to speed up deployments. The two companies will also explore 5G in industrial settings.
Google’s bug bounty program just had a record-breaking year of payouts
The tech giant's bug bounty program is alive and well, and it is only getting bigger.
Patent legal saga: Apple to pay $85 million to Canadian firm WiLan
It is a hefty bill but far reduced from $145 million originally awarded.
Blocking robocalls: Now US-based VoIP 'gateway carriers' hit by DoJ lawsuits
Calls from India are routed through US-based VoIP carriers to spoof US numbers and defraud consumers.
3 new rules that propose to keep IoT devices secure
Proposed laws from the UK for Internet of Things security mean vendors will need to follow new rules to be considered secure.
AT&T says 5G network nationwide by mid-year as Q4 earnings solid
Wireless service revenue was up 1.8% for the fourth quarter and AT&T had almost 1 million total phone net adds for 2019.
Burger flipping robot now stands on its head
The days of the line cook are numbered thanks to this robotic chef.
The hunt for security flaws in self-driving cars steps up a gear
To deploy connected cars to the roads, developers need to make sure that vehicles are safe from cyberattacks. And the challenge is still great.
New Windows 1909 and 1903 updates fix File Explorer search, but it still has bugs
Microsoft's new update should address some complaints by Windows 10 users who rely on the new File Explorer.
