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As China tightens rule over Hong Kong, US halts exports of dual-use technology to the territory
Commerce Department says it is now too risky to send technology to Hong Kong as it may end up in the Chinese Communist Party's hands.
5G rejiggered: The longer, rougher road ahead toward ubiquity
With the dawn of the small cell era apparently postponed, 5G stakeholders look to one of the newly ratified components of the 3GPP standard as a revenue stream: Say hello, telcos, to distributed cloud computing.
This new 'standalone' 5G network leaves 4G behind
Vodafone launched the UK's first standalone 5G network in Coventry University.
New Apple macOS Big Sur feature to hamper adware operations
Apple has disabled the ability to silently install macOS profiles from the CLI in macOS 11, a measure that was widely employed by adware and malware gangs.
IBM report: Deploying more cybersecurity tools doesn't make your enterprise is safer
New research highlights how throwing money indiscriminately at security doesn’t guarantee results.
Windows 10 2004 bugs: Here's Microsoft's workaround for Storage Spaces file corruption
Microsoft offers a method for partially mitigating problems with Storage Spaces in Windows 10 version 2004.
Data science and pandemics: What you should and shouldn't do
Tonya Hall sits down with Dr Robert Munro, CEO of Machine Learning Consulting and author, to talk about what data scientists should and should not do in the midst of a pandemic.
Hachi Infinite projector hands-on: Turn flat surfaces into interactive displays
The Hachi Infinite is an interactive touchscreen projector and standalone smart home entertainment system that turns a surface ito a multi-touch screen.
iOS 13.5.1 suffers from a horrible battery drain issue
Poor battery life since installing iOS 13.5.1 on your iPhone? You're not alone.
Windows 10 2004: Microsoft kills memory bugs behind 5% to 10% of Windows flaws
Microsoft introduces two new Windows APIs to help driver developers create safer software.
